This yarn is beautiful to work with. I used 2 full skeins on this project. Margaret’s pattern was followed, except instead of the 27 rows in height called for I made it 33 rows - a bit more rectangular.

Tunisian simple stitch has a tendency to curl (No worries folks/beginners - it eventually does straighten out the bigger it gets) at the very edges. My own personal preference is that when I make blankets the edgings lay down flat, hence I threw a simple fan stitch around the outside as an edging.

I find entrelac soothing to work. The ends to be woven in - not so much, but the look is really pleasing.

This entrelac is done in tunisian simple stitch.

Big thanks to Diane @ Fiber Circle in Farmersville - folks if you live in the Dallas area - go to this store….I could get lost for days in there, so much to look at and Diane is really helpful/knowledgeable. I’d never worked with this yarn before and it was wonderful - no splitting, very easy to work with.