Happy Celebration of the Mind Day, The Best Day To Knit or Crochet a Hexaflexagon!

Posted by Danielle | Oct 21, 2021 | Craftivist Patterns, Holiday, Knitting Patterns |

It’s October 21st and that means it’s Celebration of the Mind Day! Celebration of Mind (CoM) brings people together to explore and enjoy puzzles, games, math and magic on or around Martin Gardner’s birthday (October 21st) so that people can meet and share in the legacy of this polymath.

These hexaflexagon cushions are perfect to make to mark the day!

Happy Celebration of the Mind Day, The Best Day To Knit a Hexaflexagon!

Hexaflexagon Cushion Pattern By Woolly Thoughts

Made by Pat Ashforth and Steve Plummer of Woolly Thoughts who say, “it isn’t the most comfortable cushion in the world but it is great fun.” LOL! Get the pattern, visit Ravelry.

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