Bee Dishcloth

If you look from above you see stripes, viewed from an angle a bee appears. This is a fun, colourful project to brighten up your home. I have made a dishcloth. You could equally use the square to form part of a blanket project. Why not make bees in different colours and sew the squares together?

The pattern has been tech edited by sproutnknits and test edited by Terry Moncion, Esme Duran and my dedicated group of test knitters. I am most grateful.

Skills Required / What You'll Receive

Suitable for a beginner knitter.

Charted and written instructions are given.

Techniques used: Knit, purl, two-row stripes, cast on, bind off, weaving in ends.

Size Information

Finished size:
23 x 23 cm / 9 x 9 inches (approximately)

Materials List

Materials:
(Yarn A) Drops Paris 75 m/50 g (82 yds/1.7 oz); one skein in Strong Yellow (14) and
(Yarn B) one skein in Brown (44).

Needles/Notions:
4 mm (US 6) needles at least 25 cm/10” in length or any needles for working flat.
A needle size smaller than the one recommended for the yarn is best.
Tapestry needle

Additional Details by the Author

Gauge: 21 sts and 36 rows in pattern stitch.