Putting it all together: Crochet Style

I now have eight crochet hexagons, none of which are useful on their own. Sewing them together into a dishcloth gives them purpose and me practice with the whip stitch.

 Yeah. Practice is a good word for this.

For some reason, the red hexagon is larger than its neighbors which throws off the edges. Not that the edges will line up anyway.

So that happened. I also don't know where the last of the white yarn went so I stitched the two pieces together with red yarn.

My dishcloth looks like the crochet version of Frankenstein's monster but it was good practice! It taught me what not to do next time.

Up next: Edging the piece with red trim.