I love how it turned out. The pattern calls for an I-cord edging, but I wanted a slightly larger border so a crochet hook and some single crocheted rows provided a nice edge without taking away from the lovely blanket itself.
The pattern is very well written and the color changes keep it interesting. You are actually only knitting 10 stitches at a time, so if you find you need to frog back, it is not so daunting.
Craftsy.com (you can find them on the right side of my blog under Lovely Sponsors) has some workshops/classes for you if you are new to entrelac and need to see the jist of how entrelac works. There is always YouTube for videos as well.
If any of you have entrelac projects to share, I'd love to see them.
Best,
Sheila
I love this pattern and like how the colors change on their own. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteDonna @onceuponasewingmachine.com
Donna, thanks for the note. I would not have enjoyed this pattern as much without the use of a color change yarn.
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Sheila
Your blanket is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLooovely! Nice colors and well done :-)
ReplyDeleteLooovely! Nice colors and well done :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is a great pattern, and I would have felt the same way, using color changing yarn is great. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteAmazing pattern! Looks difficult :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks so soft and snuggly, with its pretty colours.
ReplyDeleteI wish I know how to knit - this blanket is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful pattern!! You are very talented. Love the variegated yarn colors. Very peppy and happy :)
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
Thank you so much! The variegated yarn certainly made it much easier and fun to watch the color changes!
ReplyDeleteholy cow! that is beautiful, so bright and colorful and just amazing! i am impressed.
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