Entrelac is a technique that results in fabric that appears to be woven. Actually, each block/triangle is created separately and simultaneously connected to its neighbor. The self-striping yarn adds some drama. To complement the “woven” front, the back piece is created using the diagonal weave stitch pattern. This particular pattern produces a dense textural fabric with minimal effort. The two pieces are joined with a crochet edge. Using a chunky yarn and large needle, this project progresses quickly.

Dimension: approximately 18” square

Yarn total: 400 yards chunky weight.
Sections: Front-180 yards. Back-160 yards. Join&Edge-60 yards.