**Hexagon Jacket "Miscellaneous" – Crochet Pattern with Two Jacket Versions

Finally, a hexagon jacket pattern that is actually well written! A pair of Marlene trousers, a blouse, and a pair of shoes were the trigger – and the result is a pattern for a jacket you won't want to take off.

The principle: you crochet a large hexagon in rounds using the granny stitch, fold it, and close the sleeves. Two identical pieces then become a complete jacket. You work to your own body measurements – so the jacket fits perfectly and you can try it on at any time.

Two versions in one pattern:

• The Classic: Simple hexagon jacket with a button, optionally with a hood and relief double crochet cuffs.
• Version 2: With incorporated eyelet rows and relief double crochets, an attached back piece for extra room, bell sleeves, and an optional hood.

Both versions can be worked in a single colorway or – as shown – in two colors (two different sides). There are no limits to your creativity!

• Skill Level: Intermediate (chain, double crochet, relief/front & back post double crochet, slip stitch, granny stitch, popcorn stitch)
• Sizes: Adaptable to any size (example: size 38/40 / M)
• Special Features: Hexagon technique, granny stitch, relief stitch border, bell sleeves, hood, cuffs
• Language: English (German version also available)
• Format: PDF pattern with step-by-step instructions and photos

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Yarn: Per side for size 38/40 (M) approx. 1000 m of 4-ply yarn (or equivalent material). For bigger/longer versions, add 200 m per side and size. For a hood, add another 500 m.

• Crochet hook: suitable for the yarn (example: 3.5 mm hook with 4-ply modal)
• Notions: 1 button (for the classic version), measuring tape, needle and scissors for weaving in ends
• Body measurements: neckline, arm length, wrist circumference, body circumference at the widest point, desired back length, head circumference (if a hood is added)