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African flower crochet motif.


I wanted to make a blanket for myself using Tinna's hexagon mosaic crochet design, but it was too difficult, so I found this.

This works up fast and rather similar concept.

There are plenty of Youtube tutorials on how to connect the hexagons.  Or you can stitch the flower to the front of a turtleneck or the back of a jean jacket.

km
9-10-2020

 

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