Using knitting needles we create two variants of the “honeycomb” pattern. with diagrams and detailed descriptions, which can be downloaded absolutely free.

December 15, 2017 handmadebase

Two ways to knit a pattern“honeycomb” In this article, we offer you a lesson on the features of the technology of knitting the “honeycomb” pattern with knitting needles. With its help, you can make scarves and hats, mittens, sweaters, cardigans and jackets. Double fabric in such products will provide you with warmth and comfort in the cold season. There are several ways to make such a pattern. Today we will offer you to master 2 types of knitting the “honeycomb” pattern with knitting needles. From the diagrams you will see that when making such a pattern, you should be guided by this principle - small or large “honeycomb” you want to get. You will learn more about each of the technologies for creating the “honeycomb” pattern from the description below. If you want to knit a hat or a sweater for a child, then we advise you to use the described technology for creating the “honeycomb” pattern.The undoubted advantage of using suchpattern for children's clothing is the ability to use bright shades of yarn, which is very important for a child. So, let's begin. Pattern "colored honeycomb" knitting Option No. 1 For the first option of knitting this pattern, you can use yarn of 2 shades: dark and light.To create a sample of such a canvas, you shouldCast on twenty-four stitches on knitting needles and then follow the suggested instructions: First row: use dark yarn to create purl stitches. Second row: use dark yarn to create front stitches. Third row: use light yarn to knit four front stitches, then remove two stitches, with the central thread in front of the knitting needle. Fourth row: use light yarn to knit four purl stitches, then remove two stitches, with the central thread in front of the knitting needle. Fifth and seventh rows: use light yarn to knit stitches as in the third row. Sixth and eighth rows: use light yarn to knit stitches as in the fourth row.Ninth and tenth rows:Using a dark thread, create the front loops. Row 11: Using a light thread, knit one front loop, then the repeating part of the pattern follows: remove two loops, with the central thread behind the knitting needle, knit four purl loops. Finish the row with one front loop. Please note that the asterisk in the descriptions and on the diagrams is used to indicate a group of loops that are repeated a certain number of times throughout the row, and those loops that are placed before and after the asterisk must be knitted once. Row 12: Using a light thread, create one purl loop, then the repeating part of the pattern follows: remove two loops, with the central thread in front of the knitting needle, knit four purl loops. Finish the row with one purl loop. Rows thirteen and fifteen: using a light thread, knit loops as in the eleventh row. Rows fourteen and sixteen: using a light thread, knit loops as in the twelfth row. Rows seventeen and eighteen: using a dark thread, create front loops. Option #2This option should be implemented usingyarn overs. To create a sample of such fabric, it is necessary to cast on twenty-four loops on the knitting needles (as in the previous version), and then follow the proposed description: First row: make a yarn over, remove one loop, then you need to create one front loop. with the help of a dark thread, you need to create purl loops. Second row: knit two front loops, then the yarn over must be transferred to the knitting needle, which is on the right, without knitting it. Third row: knit a double loop together as a front loop, then make one yarn over, then remove one loop. Fourth row: you need to create one front loop, then follows the repeating part of the pattern: the yarn over must be transferred to the knitting needle, which is on the right, then knit two front loops. Finish the row with one front loop.Fifth row:we make a yarn over, remove one loop, then create a loop together knitted front. Further work consists of repeating the pattern, starting from the second row. Thus, today we have learned to knit two versions of the "honeycomb" pattern: colored "honeycomb" without yarn overs and monotonous with yarn overs. In our opinion, both of these types are quite original. Try to create products with their help, and you will see that they look great. We wish you creative success in your endeavors!

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