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unikatissima entrelac 2.0 knit-purl

I really love entrelac patterns, but when working them I get bored much too fast to be able to knit an item in entrelac pattern (usually after the first two rows ;-)).
Then I thought: ‘Who says that I have to knit stockinette or garter stitch only?’ and designed an entrelac pattern (PDF ~670 KB) with 12 different, mostly traditional knit-purl patterns.

I’ve even been able to knit a whole scarf in this pattern which never happened before ;-))

entrelac 2.0 knit-purl (PDF ~670 KB) looks beautiful from both sides, and because most of the proposed patterns don’t curl it works wonderfully ;-)

 

unikatissima entrelac 2.0 knit-purl
Here you can see that the scarf has a very dynamic look and it was absolutely not boring because I considered for every square anew which of the 12 patterns to use.
Additionally you can see very well that the same pattern looks a little different, depending on the fact that you knit it in a forth or back entrelac row (there are e.g. two garter stitch squares, two stockinette squares and two seed stitch squares).

 

unikatissima entrelac 2.0 knit-purl
On this photo I folded the scarf in another way – you see how proud I am about ;-))

 

unikatissima entrelac 2.0 knit-purl
Here you can see how good the patterns match.

In the instruction I added for every of the 12 patterns a diagram, a text description and a photo to show how it should look.

 

unikatissima entrelac 2.0 knit-purl
Doesn’t look bad, does it? ;-)

 


Links:
entrelac 2.0 knit-purl (PDF ~670 KB)

Entrelac tutorials:
Google search result for ‘entrelac tutorial’: there are lots

German Entrelac tutorial
via: this (German) entry
via: Google search result for ‘Entrelac Anleitung’.
I’m sure that there are more.

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