Honey Tile Sweater Pattern • Knitwits and Yarns

Welcome to the Honey Tile Sweater Test!

This elegant but casual design features two different cable techniques to create the honey tile effect. I wanted to keep the pattern quite simplistic whilst also creating a unique cable feature. This is the perfect cable pattern to start your journey into cabled sweaters! Feel free the swap the colour of your yarn to make a Honey Tile Sweater that is truly your own.

Some basic details can be found below:
SIZES:
Fits Chest_________________________Finished Size
X Small - 80cm (31.5”)____________100cm (39.5”)
Small - 90cm (35.5”)______________110cm (43.5”)
Medium - 100cm (39.5”)__________120cm (47”)
Large - 110cm (43.5”)_____________130cm (51”)
X Large - 120cm (47”)_____________140cm (55”)
XX Large - 130cm (51”)____________150cm (59”)

Garment Length
XS - 64cm (25”)
S - 66cm (26”)
M - 68cm (27”)
L - 70cm (27.5”)
XL - 72cm (28.5”)
XXL - 74cm (29”)

Rough yardage
XS - 1175m (1285yds)
S - 1306m (1428yds)
M - 1438m (1572yds)
L - 1584m (1732yds)
XL - 1729m (1889yds)
XXL - 1874m (2049yds)

I have used both Brooklyn Tweed Arbor for this jumper. This yarns is an 8ply/DK weight and knit using 5mm needles (US 8).

Please remember that if you can’t source the yarn that is recommended then try to find a yarn with a similar tension gauge. The tension gauge is the most important part when ensuring your completed jumper is the same as what you see in the pictures.

A schematics of the design is attached at the end of the pattern that shows the measurements of each part of the jumper.

Remember to tag #honeytilesweater on social media so that I can see all your amazing creations!