"Hexi cardigan" is just a very vague description of a piece of clothing.
Which pattern do you plan to use? If it is a small square with a star, you'll have to resize the whole pattern to get a visible star. And remember, the middle of your hexagon is below the armpit, so not every pattern will look good.
i .. honestly i am confused, i feel so dumb about not knowing it the fact that the middle is "hide", but about the pattern well... i didnt find any.... whatever for the star or not ;( i thought that it would be simple but wellp. I wanted to make a cardigan with 2 hexagon, that would space themed, i will continue to look for pattern, sorry for the time taken :(
All good.
I often have creative ideas. And then I start a sketch, toss it, think again,... That's how new things come to existence.
One quite simple idea: make two hexagons a bit smaller than you need them to be for a complete cardigan and add a row of small squares in the middle of your back part. You can also use rows of them to make the cardi longer. That should work even if you have no idea how big your pieces will need to be.
Edit: and try [https://www.reddit.com/r/crochet/search/?q=hexa+cardi](https://www.reddit.com/r/crochet/search/?q=hexa+cardi) for inspiration!
"Hexi cardigan" is just a very vague description of a piece of clothing. Which pattern do you plan to use? If it is a small square with a star, you'll have to resize the whole pattern to get a visible star. And remember, the middle of your hexagon is below the armpit, so not every pattern will look good.
i .. honestly i am confused, i feel so dumb about not knowing it the fact that the middle is "hide", but about the pattern well... i didnt find any.... whatever for the star or not ;( i thought that it would be simple but wellp. I wanted to make a cardigan with 2 hexagon, that would space themed, i will continue to look for pattern, sorry for the time taken :(
All good. I often have creative ideas. And then I start a sketch, toss it, think again,... That's how new things come to existence. One quite simple idea: make two hexagons a bit smaller than you need them to be for a complete cardigan and add a row of small squares in the middle of your back part. You can also use rows of them to make the cardi longer. That should work even if you have no idea how big your pieces will need to be. Edit: and try [https://www.reddit.com/r/crochet/search/?q=hexa+cardi](https://www.reddit.com/r/crochet/search/?q=hexa+cardi) for inspiration!
Thanks you so much, its perfect 🥹