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Hexaflexagon Cushion - knitting pattern

Hexaflexagon Cushion

$5.54

Introducing the fascinating world of hexaflexagons—unique, flexible geometric creations that are sure to delight crafters and knitters alike! This intriguing knitting pattern features three captivating variations:

  • Crochet Hexaflexagon
  • Crochet Hexaflexacube
  • Knitted Hexaflexagon

The first six photographs beautifully showcase the same hexaflexagon cushion, which boasts six flat faces that can be revealed through clever folding techniques. Please note that the hexaflexacube variation is not included in these images.

You have the creative freedom to choose any yarn for your hexaflexagon cushions; however, it is recommended that all yarns maintain the same thickness for consistent results. The basic knitting and crocheting techniques employed in these projects allow for flexibility, and you might even prefer to create the pieces in a different way that suits your personal style. Detailed instructions for assembling the pieces are provided, ensuring that you will have everything you need to complete your project with ease.

To give these vibrant cushions their structure, they are padded with triangles cut from a sheet of polyester wadding. The cushions on display were crafted using affordable acrylic DK yarns, making them sturdy enough to withstand the handling of hundreds of people. Remarkably, they have also proven to withstand the test of time, maintaining their integrity and appeal even after extensive use.

For more information, tips, and inspiration, visit the Woolly Thoughts website, where you can dive deeper into the enchanting world of folding cushions and hexaflexagons.

This innovative design comes from the creative minds of mathekniticians Pat Ashforth and Steve Plummer, who are dedicated to combining mathematics and knitting in fun and engaging ways. Whether you're a seasoned knitting enthusiast or exploring new crafting adventures, this hexaflexagon pattern is perfect for anyone looking to infuse a bit of artistic geometry into their knitting project!

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