Spring Blossom Hexagon

Spring Blossom Hexagon Crochet Blanket

What is Being Made

The Spring Blossom Hexagon is a modular crochet blanket project composed of hexagon motifs that can be joined together to create a finished throw or blanket. This design by Eleri Schofield is ideal for crafters looking to create a versatile home accessory that can be customized in size by adjusting the number of motifs made and joined. The hexagon shape allows for creative color combinations and makes this project particularly suitable for stash busting—using up leftover yarn from previous projects.

Techniques and Construction

This crochet blanket project utilizes a motif-based construction method, where individual hexagon shapes are crocheted separately and then joined together to form the complete blanket. This modular approach offers flexibility in the final dimensions of your finished piece. The pattern is written using US crochet terminology and is specifically designed with beginner crocheters in mind. The construction technique allows makers to work on portable, manageable pieces that can be completed in stages and assembled into a larger finished project.

Crochet Stitches Used

The Spring Blossom Hexagon pattern incorporates basic crochet stitches suitable for beginners who have foundational crochet knowledge. While the PDF content does not specify individual stitch names in detail, the pattern is accessible to anyone who can read a crochet pattern and execute fundamental crochet stitches. This beginner-friendly approach makes the project an excellent choice for developing crochet skills through a practical, wearable finished object.

Materials: Yarn and Tools

The Spring Blossom Hexagon can be made using any yarn weight, though yarn choice will directly affect the final size of your blanket. The pictured examples in the pattern were created using Paintbox Simply Cotton Double Knit yarn, which is a light worsted weight yarn, in the colorways ballet pink and vanilla cream. This cotton yarn choice provides a breathable, summery quality appropriate for the spring-themed design. The pattern is particularly versatile for color work—it looks striking made entirely in one main color with a contrasting color used for the border, or in multi-color combinations for a scrappy stash-busting aesthetic. You will need an appropriate crochet hook sized for your chosen yarn weight to complete this project.

Pattern Details and Licensing

This downloadable PDF pattern is offered free of charge by independent designer Eleri Schofield through My Crochet Place. The pattern is written in US crochet terms and is available as a digital download. While you are welcome to sell finished items made from this pattern, the pattern itself should not be reproduced, passed off as your own work, or adapted without permission. Designer credit to Eleri Schofield should be included on any online listings of finished items.