Pattern Introduction
There is something so pleasant about a well organized garden. Bursts of colors peeping out here and there to please the eyes and grant joy. This pattern uses knit and purl stitches to catch the eye in a similar fashion and also bring joy.

The flower bed border is made up of a 3-stitch garter stitch fabric. Once inside the beds a sea of stockinette stitch set the stage for our blossoms to shine. Little bursts of purl and knit stitches in a pattern that is surprising and orderly.

You may make and sell items from this pattern, but if you do, please credit me as the designer.

Happy knitting!

Skills
This project is suited for knitters who are comfortable with or who are open to learning the following skills and techniques:

Cast-on, knit, purl, bind-off

Materials
Yarn recommendations
Knit Picks, Dishie Yarn Worsted, fiber content: cotton 100%; 190 yards/174 meters; 3.5 oz/100 g, or similar yarn that knits to gauge.

Sample used 65 yards/60 meters; 1.25 oz/35 g in Dreamhouse Multi colorway.
10 (65, 102, 183) yards/9 (60, 94, 169) meters
0.25, (1.25, 2, 3.5) oz/5 (35, 55, 99) grams

Knitting needles
US size 8/5 mm, or size used to match gauge - straight, DPN, circular as you prefer.

Notions
Scissors, stitch markers, tapestry needle.

Gauge
18 stitches x 26 rows over 4”/10 cm in Tiny Flower Garden pattern after blocking.

It is not necessary to match gauge for this pattern. If you knit with a different gauge from that in the pattern, your Flower Garden Dishcloth will end up a different size and this will affect the amount of yarn needed.

Size Information
Small (medium, large)

Mini instructions are found at the end of the regular pattern instructions.

Finished measurements
8x8 (10x10, 12x15)inches/20.5x20.5 (25.5x25.5, 30.5x38)cm

Mini 3x3 inches/7.5x7.5 cm