Crochet Granny Snowflake Hexagon Motif (Left-Handed Tutorial)

The Granny Snowflake Hexagon by Crafting Happiness is a pretty six-sided motif with a lacy snowflake in the center, framed by a contrasting round. It is easy to make and perfect for winter projects: join several hexagons for a blanket, a shawl or a festive pillow. This video is the left-handed version of the tutorial, so it is a great find for left-handed crocheters.
Granny Snowflake Hexagon at a Glance
- Designer: Crafting Happiness
- Skill level: easy
- Yarn: light worsted / aran (4)
- Hook: 5 mm
- Size: about 20 cm (8 in) across with 6 rounds
- Stitches: chain, slip stitch, single crochet, double crochet, double crochet clusters, long double crochet and picots
- Video: left-handed, about 24 minutes

How the Hexagon Is Made

The motif is worked in the round, and each round is closed with a slip stitch. The first rounds build the snowflake with clusters and picots, and the outer rounds turn the circle into a hexagon. The last round is a repeat round: keep adding it to make the hexagon as big as you like, even large enough for a single-motif cushion.

Ideas for Your Hexagons
White snowflakes with a red or blue frame look lovely for the holidays. Make a stack of them and join them into a blanket, a table runner or a cozy shawl, or use a single hexagon as a coaster.
Images and patterns courtesy of Crafting Happiness
Enjoy the Video Tutorial

Source: Crafting Happiness Crochet Left Handed Videos
Tips for Neat Hexagons

- Block every motif before joining, so they are all the same size and lie flat.
- Use the same tension for all your hexagons, ideally from one sitting.
- Right-handed? The written pattern on Crafting Happiness links to the right-handed video too.
More from Crafting Happiness
Try the snowflake square, the Christmas popcorn garland or the waterlily flower granny square.

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