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Flower to Hex Blankets

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Thought I would update you on my progress with the blankets. I had started by making the hexes without the last round. It started getting a bit monotonous. A stack of hexes is pretty and all, but by no means is it very blankety. I started to think, “what’s the use of the join-as-you-go method, if you don’t join AS you go, but wait ’til the end?” So I started connecting hexes. It was so satisfying.

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I do so adore seeing all those hexes lovingly snuggled up to each other.

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As I was sitting on the couch, joining away, the girls kept coming over and laying there heads on the blanket. I guess they like it!

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Every other row, I have added an extra dimensional flower in the center of every other hex. That’s only 1/4 of the hexes, so not too much extra work. Vada is very fond of the extra flowers. She points at the hexes and says “no, no, no, flower!” The no’s being hexes without and the flower! being hexes with the extra flower. It’s very adorable.

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I’m going to enjoy my left over French Onion soup from last night’s dinner. Then it’s time to add a few more hexes, as a reward for a very productive morning.

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3 thoughts on “Flower to Hex Blankets”

  1. L O V E your hexes! They are so beautiful! They look like flowers and I just love your colour choice. What pattern did you use? They are seriously fabulous…and I can’t stop admiring them 🙂

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