Lily Sugar'n Cream

Free Honeycomb Check Dishcloth Pattern

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Pattern Details
Discover how simple purl and knit, decreases and increases, combine to produce this gorgeous dishcloth, knitted in Lily Sugar'n Cream.
Sizing Notes

Making the right size is important! To make sure your project turns out the size described, always make a gauge swatch to match your tension. First time swatching? Learn more about knitting a gauge swatch!  

Finished Measurements

You can view the finished size for this pattern by downloading the pdf.

Care

Treat your finished project right! Make sure you read the care directions closely so your hard work ages gracefully.

  • Wash colors separately. Some colors may run.
  • Wash in water not exceeding 86 F / 30 C at delicate setting.
  • Do not bleach
  • Tumble dry at low heat, at delicate setting.
  • Do not iron or press
  • For best results, dry cleaning for multicolored large projects is recommended.
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Free Intermediate Knit Dishcloth Pattern for Home

Make beauty out of common kitchen accessories. These honeycomb pattern dishcloths look stunning in your choice of vibrant colors from our Lily Sugar'n Cream collection. Make a set for yourself, or include them in a housewarming basket, but definitely give life to these pretty little pieces.

  • Reviews & Ratings

    552

    Lovely results, tricky instructions

    Results are beautiful but pattern is a bit difficult to follow. I had made this design many years back and when I started working it again, I was confused about the inserting the RH and cable needle technique. I figured it out. Here are a few helpful tips: I used a size 1 metal DPN to insert (stick the needle THROUGH your work. Wrap working yarn around the DPN or cable needle or crochet hook, whatever you’re using) as if to knit and pull the needle or hook through. As you place the pulled-through loop on your RH needle, do not twist it Make sure you keep the working yarn BEHIND the RH needle

    Greta61551
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    • Lovely results, tricky instructions (Image 32093823)Results are beautiful but pattern is a bit difficult to follow. I had made this design many years back and when I started working it again, I was confused about the inserting the RH and cable needle technique. I figured it out. Here are a few helpful tips: I used a size 1 metal DPN to insert (stick the needle THROUGH your work. Wrap working yarn around the DPN or cable needle or crochet hook, whatever you’re using) as if to knit and pull the needle or hook through. As you place the pulled-through loop on your RH needle, do not twist it Make sure you keep the working yarn BEHIND the RH needlehttps://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/706c1804-5213-5e27-aa82-09e5c411fb76
    • Lovely results, tricky instructions (Image 32093824)Results are beautiful but pattern is a bit difficult to follow. I had made this design many years back and when I started working it again, I was confused about the inserting the RH and cable needle technique. I figured it out. Here are a few helpful tips: I used a size 1 metal DPN to insert (stick the needle THROUGH your work. Wrap working yarn around the DPN or cable needle or crochet hook, whatever you’re using) as if to knit and pull the needle or hook through. As you place the pulled-through loop on your RH needle, do not twist it Make sure you keep the working yarn BEHIND the RH needlehttps://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/b8918af0-b84d-5cdb-be8b-5541455af68f

    Really fun and wish I tried this one sooner!

    Being a new knitter, I thought I’d try several different beginner patterns. I loved the look of this one, so i downloaded it. I was a bit intomidated that it was listed intermediate. However with a few searches on youtube for things I yet didn’t know, this pattern was super easy, and I totally love the look of it!!

    Shiva551
    • Really fun and wish I tried this one sooner!Being a new knitter, I thought I’d try several different beginner patterns. I loved the look of this one, so i downloaded it. I was a bit intomidated that it was listed intermediate. However with a few searches on youtube for things I yet didn’t know, this pattern was super easy, and I totally love the look of it!!https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/da5d8856-b50b-5383-96d5-e05a1f7a9f4e

    Where is the picture? Having same problem as 1st question knitter.

    Dazed&Confuses1

    Do you have any video tutorials or pictures for this pattern? I'm specifically stuck on row 5 - which stitch is the centre decrease, and if I pull up the loose loop, I can't then P3 and repeat that process again with a crochet hook. Please help

    SadieB2
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