Half Hexagon Plus Joining
– Free Crochet Pattern –

This Half Hexagon plus Joining is part of a crochet hexagon throw crochet along. The half hexagon to fill in a few gaps and how to join all the the hexagons.

Half Hexagon Plus Joining

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Abbreviations:  US Terminology

CH – chain
SL ST – slip stitch
SC – single crochet (UK – DC)
HDC – half double crochet (UK – HTR)
DC – double crochet (UK – TR)
TR – treble crochet (UK – DTR)
BLP – back loop
RS – Right side
WS – Wrong side

For more information about this crochet along CLICK HERE!

Instructions:

Colors:

• Aqua – A
• Baltic – B
• Vanilla – C
• Mist – D
• Anvil – E
• Cobblestone – F
• Charcoal – G
• Pecan – H

HALF HEXAGON: Make 6 (3 Baltic/3 Aqua)

With A/B

CH 6; SL ST to form a ring

ROW 1: CH 3 (counts as 1 DC); work 1 DC into ring; (CH 3; work 2 DC into ring) 2 times;
(3 x 2 DC groups = 12 DC) Fasten off and weave in ends.

With D/E join into 3rd of 3 CH (first stitch)

ROW 2: CH 3 (counts as 1 DC); work 1 DC into SAME stitch; CH 1; work [2 DC; CH 1; 2 DC] into next 3 CH space; CH 1; work [2 DC; CH 1; 2 DC] into next 3 CH space; CH 1; work 2 DC into LAST DC.
Fasten off and weave in ends.

With F/G join into 3rd of 3 CH (first stitch)

ROW 3: CH 3 (counts as 1 DC); work 1 DC into SAME stitch; CH 1; work 2 DC into next 1 CH space; CH 1; work [2 DC; CH 1; 2 DC] into next 1 CH space; CH 1; work 2 DC into next 1 CH space; CH 1; work [2 DC; CH 1; 2 DC] into next 1 CH space; CH 1; work 2 DC  into next 1 CH space; CH 1; work 2 DC into LAST DC.
Fasten off and weave in ends.

With B/A join into 3rd of 3 CH (first stitch)

Note: this row is slightly different – check the corners!

ROW 4: CH 3 (counts as 1 DC); work 1 DC into SAME stitch; CH 1; (work 2 DC into next 1 CH space; CH 1;) x 2 work [3 DC; CH 2; 3 DC] into next 1 CH space; CH 1; (work 2 DC into next 1 CH space; CH 1;) x 2 work [3 DC; CH 2; 3 DC] into next 1 CH space; CH 1; (work 2 DC  into next 1 CH space; CH 1;) x 2 work 2 DC into LAST DC.
Fasten off and weave in ends.

With A/B join into 3rd of 3 CH (first stitch)

Note: work into back-loops for this row

ROW 5: Work 1 SC into 3rd of 3 CH; work 1 SC into each DC and 1 CH until corner space (you should have 12 SC);
work 1 SC into next 1 CH of corner – this will give you your first 13 STS; work 1 SC into corner space; work 1 SC into each DC and 1 CH until next corner space (you should have 13 SC – not including the corner SC) – work 1 SC  into corner space; work 1 SC into next 1 CH of corner; work 1 SC into each DC and 1 CH until end (13 SC – not including the corner SC). Fasten off and weave in ends.

JOINING:

Special Joining: The Flat Slip Stitch Join

Below I have a video tutorial from Blitzy showing how to Flat slip join 2 granny squares – the same method applies to my hexagons. You will use the BACK-LOOPS to join – each hexagon has 13 stitches on each side PLUS a corner stitch. Match up the corner stitches and 13 side stitches of each hexagon.

With C

Using the Flat Slip join ( or your preferred method of joining) – join hexagons in order of release – Atasi, Bleu, Jalaneel, Linna, Marlais, Hinto, Odeta, Neelu, Sunila, Nilmani, Safaia and Oldwin.

Please note: this joining and order of hexagons is only a suggestion!

Join only 4 of the half hexagons as shown in image below.

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