How to Join Crocheted Hexagons
Crocheted, or granny square, hexagons are a fast crochet technique that is useful for making all sorts of crocheted crafts such as blankets, sweaters or even backpacks. The key to joining crochet hexagons is only having one hexagon complete, and the rest only two-thirds complete. The hexagons are joined together along that third row. If you are creating an entire blanket with the hexagons, you’ll need to have all the hexagons two-thirds complete and laid out for proper fastening. This means you'll want to complete rows one and two of the hexagons, but leave row three undone for joining.
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Instructions
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Begin the final row on one of the hexagons that is against the center hexagon.
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Do one double crochet inside the granny square space.
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Do another double crochet and yarn into the hexagon you are attaching with the double crochet.
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Do one more double crochet to finish off the shell.
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Single crochet in each double crochet along the previous row.
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Repeat steps two through four at each granny square space where you are joining a hexagon.
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