Again, it's easy to do and very stylish, and a different model. I think you'll like it. Again, in another model that we think you will like, it is mentioned as a tripe model in some places and a honeycomb weave model in some places. But its original name is a hexagonal weave model. It is a very elegant model. It resembles the model of callus tissue.

Let's start by rolling our bottle. Then we knit 1 row of plain weave. When we get to the other side of the right, we purl 3 rows. Let's take 1 loop without knitting the other bottle. We knit 2 stitches in reverse again. Let's take 1 empty stitch to the end of the row and knit two stitches in reverse.

We knit 2 rows of plain fabric with the other color. Let's take the left loop in vain and knit 2 stitches. Let's take the wasted loop back to the left of the bottle. We go without knitting the right bottle. Let's repeat this process until the end of the line.

When we go back to the other side, we knit 2 stitches in reverse. Let's get the other bottle without knitting 1 empty loop. And we knit this process to the end of the row. 1 blank stitch 2 purl.

The knitting pattern is worked by repeating these rounds. A simple model. But what we must pay attention to is not to miss the loop that we obtained in vain.