RESOURCES
Coco, Bella. “Crochet Basics: The Invisible Finish.” youtu.be/NPcRcMFH0Ns
van Tassell, Gabi. “Six Ways to Make Half Hexagons.” TURTLE Looms (blog), June 25, 2021. turtleloom.com/2021/06/25/half-hexagons.
MATERIALS
STRUCTURE Plain weave
EQUIPMENT Hexagon pin loom, about 4” wide (Gabi used the Original TURTLE Loom, regular sett); jewelshaped pentagon pin loom, about 41/4” at its widest width and 51/2” in length/height, matching the size of the hexagon sides (Gabi used the Original Jewel Loom, regular sett); 7” and 8” weaving needles and G-6/4 mm crochet or afghan hooks, or locker hooks; packing comb or fork; tapestry needle.
YARNS Merino Aran (100% superwash Merino; 182 yd/100 g; Hedgehog Fibres), Phoenix, 336 yd; Graphite, 412 yd.
OTHER SUPPLIES Large towel, piece of flannel, or assembly felt.
DIMENSIONS Finished size: (after sewing and wet-finishing) about 23” × 73”.
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