This knit hexagon wrap starts in the center with a flower and then grows into a hexagon. Two sides on one half and two sides on the other then expand outwards to lengthen the wrap. This is an intermediate pattern because of the central flower. Once the center is complete, the knitting becomes quite easy!
The yarn for this design was provided by Darn Good Yarn. All opinions are my own.
Hexed Flower
A Knit Hexagon Wrap Pattern
Intermediate Skill Level
Designed by Jessie Rayot

Size:
16″ x 62″
Yarn:
Darn Good Yarn DK Weight Naturally Herbal Dyed Recycled Silk Yarn Pack: (250 g / 750 yds total), Size 3 (DK weight), recycled silk
Vintage Rose Colorway
(50 g / 150 yds per ball)
Color A: light dusty rose
Color B: dark pink
Color C: light pink
Color D: grey
Color E: dusty rose
Needles:
US-6, 4.00 mm – dpns or 32″+ circulars, and long straights or 16″+ circulars (sample was made with 1 pair of 32″ circulars)
Gauge: Learn about gauge HERE
22 sts x 26 rows = 4” [10 cm] in stockinette stitch
Other supplies:
6 stitch markers
Stitch holder(s)
Yarn needle
Stitches and Abbreviations: click on highlighted sts for tutorials
co: cast on
dpn(s): double point needle(s)
k: knit
kfb: knit front and back
k2tog: knit 2 together
pm: place marker
RS: right side (as in front)
ssk: slip slip knit
sm: slip marker
st(s): stitch(es)
WS: wrong side
yo: yarn over
Special Stitches:
increase 6 (inc6): (a yo is dropped before this stitch so there is enough yarn to make this stitch) knit in the front, back, front, back, front, back and front again all in the same st. This will turn 1 stitch into 7.
knit front knit back (kfbf): knit front, back, front all in the same st.
knit 4 together (k4tog): work same as a k2tog, but with 4 sts.
slip 4 knit (s4k): slip 4 sts knit wise, knit those 4 sts together (worked same as a ssk, but with 4 sts instead of 2).
Getting Started:
Rnd/Row counts are at the end of each row after the period, if the count has changed from the previous round. [count here]
Colors are worked in alphabetical order and then repeated, every time “Change Color” is noted in the pattern, switch to the next color in the order.
Pattern:
Flower Center
CO 12 with Color A.
Rnd 1: [K1 kfb] 6 times. [18 sts
Rnd 2: [K1, yo, k2, pm] 6 times. [24 sts]
Change Color
Rnd 3: [K1, drop yo, inc6, k1, sm] 6 times. [54 sts]
Rnd 4: [K4, yo, k5, sm] 6 times. [60 sts]
Rnd 5: [K2tog, k2, drop yo, inc6, k2, ssk, sm] 6 times. [78 sts]
Rnd 6: [K6, yo, k7, sm] 6 times. [84 sts]
Rnd 7: [K2tog, k4, drop yo, inc6, k6, ssk, sm] 6 times. [102 sts]
Rnd 8: [K8, yo, k9, sm] 6 times. [108 sts]
Rnd 9: [K2tog, k6, drop yo, inc6, k6, ssk, sm] 6 times. [126 sts]
Rnd 10: [K10, yo, k11, sm] 6 times. [132 sts]
Rnd 11: [K2tog, k8, drop yo, inc6, ssk, sm] 6 times. [150 sts]
Change Color
Rnd 12: [P25, sm] 6 times. [150 sts]
Rnd 13: [K4tog, k6, kfb, k1, kfbf, k1, kfb, k6, s4k, sm] 6 times. [138 sts]
Rnd 14: [K23, sm] 6 times. [138 sts]
Rnd 15: [k4tog, k4, kfb, k2, kfbf, k2, kfb, k4, s4k, sm] 6 times. [126 sts]
Rnd 16: [K21, sm] 6 times. [126 sts]
Rnd 17: *k4tog, k2, [kfb, k1] 4 times, kfb, k2, s4k, sm] 6 times. [120 sts]
Set up round for Outer Hexagon
This round moves the markers and is worked more then once around to move the start of the rounds.
Rnd 18: Remove marker, k10, pm, [k10, remove marker, k10, pm] 5 times, k20. [120 sts on needles]
Outer Hexagon
Change Color
Rnd 19: [K1, p to 1 st before marker, k1, sm] 6 times. [120 sts]
Rnd 20: [K1, yo, k to 1 st before marker, yo, k1, sm] 6 times. [132 sts]
Rnds 21 & 22: Repeat Rnds 19 & 20. [144 sts]
Rnd 23: [K to marker, sm] 6 times. [144 sts]
Rnd 24: [K1, yo, k to 1 st before marker, yo, k1, sm] 6 times. [156 sts]
Rnds 25 & 26: Repeat Rnds 23 & 24. [168 sts]
Rnds 27-50: Repeat Rnds 19-26 two times, changing Color before each repeat of Rnd 19. [216 sts after first repeat, 264 sts after Rnd 50]
Set up for Sides
Rnds 51-54: Change Color, repeat Rnds 19-22. [288 sts]
Rnd 55: *K1, p to 1 st before marker, k1, sm, [k to marker, sm] 2 times; repeat from * once more.
Rnd 56: Repeat Rnd 20. [300 sts]
Rnd 57: Repeat Rnd 55.
Rnd 58 (RS): [Cast off all sts to next marker, remove marker, k1, k to 1 st before marker, yo, k1, sm, k1, yo, k to one st before marker, yo, k1, remove marker] 2 times. [2 groups of 103 sts]
Slip first group of sts and marker to stitch holder(s), begin First Side with second group of stitches.
First Side
Change Color
Row 1 (WS): P1, k to 1 st before marker, p1, sm, p1, k until 1 st remains, p1. [103 sts]
Row 2: K1, ssk, k to 1 st before marker, yo, k1, sm, k1, yo, k until 3 sts remain, k2tog, k1.
Rows 3 & 4: Repeat Rows 1 & 2.
Row 5: P to marker, sm, p to end.
Row 6: K1, ssk, k to 1 st before marker, yo, k1, sm, k1, yo, k until 3 sts remain, k2tog, k1.
Rows 7 & 8: Repeat Rows 5 & 6.
Rows 9-96: Repeat Rows 1-8 twelve times, changing Color before every Row 1 repeat.
Rnds 97-103: Change Color, repeat Rnds 1-7
Bind off all sts knitwise, then weave in all ends.
Second Side
Pick up all sts and marker from stitch holder(s) and repeat First Side making sure that first row is worked as a wrong side row.
Wear or give and enjoy!

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Is there a crochet version of the hexed flower wrap? Due to Cancer, radiation and chemotherapy I have not been able to concentrate enough to knit, but I can still crochet. I would love to make this as a prayer shawl for one of the other patients. I think it may even be one that the men would wear if I make it in the right colors. Thank you, Dawn
It’s actually on my to-do list, but I’m not sure how long it will be before I design and write it.