Hexagon Cardigan

Colourful crochet Hexagon Cardigan made with Papatya Cake yarn

Hexagon Cardigan Crochet Pattern

Create a colourful crochet cardigan using Papatya Cake 209. This beginner-friendly project is made from two crochet hexagons that are folded and joined to form the body and sleeves of the cardigan.

Yarn Papatya Cake 209
Quantity 4–5 × 150 g
Hook 3 mm
Skill Level Beginner

Instructions

Getting Started

Begin with 6 chain stitches and join them with a slip stitch to form a ring.

First Round

Chain 3 and work the first group of stitches into the centre ring. Continue around the ring, separating each group with chain spaces to create six sections.

Join the round with a slip stitch.

Building the Hexagon

Continue working in rounds following the crochet chart below. Increase consistently at each of the six corners so that the hexagon grows evenly.

Continue until you have completed approximately 21 rounds, or until the hexagon reaches the size required for your preferred fit.

Second Hexagon

Make a second hexagon in the same way.

Assembly

Fold each finished hexagon to create one half of the cardigan. The folded shape will naturally form a sleeve and part of the cardigan body.

Place the two folded pieces together and join them along the centre back.

Join the upper edges as required to form the shoulder seams, leaving the front of the cardigan open.

Finishing

Once the two pieces have been joined, additional rounds can be worked around the sleeves and lower edge to adjust the finished length and fit.

Tip: Check the fit before completing the final edging. Crochet tension varies, so the number of rounds required may differ slightly from one maker to another.

How to Fold the Hexagon

Use the illustration below as a guide when folding the completed crochet hexagon into the cardigan shape.

Illustration showing how to fold the crochet hexagon for the cardigan

Crochet Chart

Follow the chart below for the stitch layout and increases used to create the hexagon.

Crochet stitch chart for the Hexagon Cardigan free pattern

Make Your Own Hexagon Cardigan

This pattern uses Papatya Cake 209. Shop Papatya Cake for this project or explore the full Papatya yarn collection for more colour options.