How to Crochet an African Flower Hexagon!

This is a new upload from last week's video! I noticed I missed a small part of round 4 in the previous upload, so I wanted to reupload it so it was clear and easy for everyone to follow.

The crochet African flower hexagon is a classic motif that you can turn into many great things from blankets and pillows to sweaters and stuffed animals. Plus they're great for using scrap bits of yarn!

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[KDM__]

I love African flowers. Thank you for sharing this. 😊

[bonniedurie]

Wonderful to watch twice. It's my opinion that most of us 'creatives' do the same as you do. Continued blessings!

[madonnafriedman]

Thanks so much for sharing this process. It's really very pretty.

[kamarsingh]

Your explanation with video is superb. Best job done 👍

[amandaliverpool]

I haven't started this project yet, so thanks for the update ❤

[fel]

Hi Robin how are you doing today I am doing fine today your squares are very beautiful colors and very beautiful work thank you for sharing stay safe ❤❤❤

[raerae]

Thank you! I can tick 'hexagon' off my list of crochet to try.

[BubbleKitty]

Can you please make more left handed crochet tutorials :) Your crochet tutorials are so helpful and has really helped me and would love to learn how to make more things ❤

[omaeve]

I think I’ll try this in my white sparkle yarn because I’m making snowflakes for my church for Christmas. Anything hexagon? I consider a snowflake and if it has eight sides, it’s not a snowflake only six sides.

[MichelleM]

I love the pattern and I really like the colors you chose. That said, I don't get a fall 🍁 🍂 feeling with the Patel colors. I associate fall with shades of brown's, golds, reds, oranges, and greens. Like autumn leaves.

[omaeve]

Is that what you’re calling the magic knot in the old days I’m 70 we called that the Russian join in spinning class when we joined our yarn together like that

[tiaremhorst]

Very nice, but how can you get that to a sqare ?

[lorieggleston]

Have you ever made a half block? I have a blanket pattern that calls for some and I do not understand the instructions?

[LeannaClaridge]

Is this a reupload or am I loosing it?

[Melchy]

I don't know where I am going wrong but mine keeps turning out more like a circle, instead of how nice yours is with the petals.

[eladsenoh]

You would never have a hexagon with 8 sides. Hexagons have 6 sides. So, if you start with 8 petals, you will not end up with a hexagon.