
It’s hard to show others how to knit with static pictures, but, at least, people who read this article will have some ideas on entrelac knitting.
I love this Entrelac pattern very much, if you choose two colors to knit this pattern, it will help enhancing its special effect.
Have fun and enjoy this special knitting method!
First of all, the yarn that I chose is multicolor wool from Paton, I know that it’s not perfect for instruction, I hope you won’t mind.
All you need to know for knitting Entrelac are : knit, purl, turn work, and pick up stitches. So, actually, it’s quite easy though.
Because of the copyright, I am afraid I can’t copy the instructions from the book (Scarf Style) .
So, I will ’show and tell’ by using my own pictures only.
After casting on, you will start to knit the first base triangle.

After knitting the triangles, you might feel frustrated about the look of this, yeah, they curl up like this, it’s NORMAL, just neglect it in this moment, everything will flatten again after the 1st row of rectangles.

Working with WS facing, start to pick up the stitch on the selvedge of next triangle. (purl wise) 
Here is the picture showing the 8 sts of the selvedge being picked up.

For the last st of the pick up, you need to k2tog with the 1st st of next triangle.

First rectangle is done (from the back)

The 1st row of rectangles are done, now, we need to make the RIGHT triangle next to the last rectangle you finish.

Here is the RIGHT TRIANGLE finished and there is one st left on the needle. Transfer it to right needle, and that st will count as the 1st ‘pick up’ st of next Rectangle.

Here we pick up the sts from the selvedge of next rectangle again.

One rectangle is done.

For the 2nd row of rectangles, we have 4 instead of 3.
Next step: knit the left triangle again. (We did it in the past row.)

Continue to work on tier 1 and 2 until the desire length.
Finish with tier 1 (3 rectangles, 1 right triangle).
Then next step will start the TOP triangles.

This is the picture showing the 4 top triangles on top.
Bind off the last st, that’s it!
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wow~這需要很好的專注力和眼力才行耶,
Comment by Sandy March 17, 2007 @ 11:41 pm三角形、長方形都有,是個高難度挑戰哦~
而且這捲毛線的色澤也很搶眼,什麼顏色都有..
好期待看到成品唷!加油!
但也要記得讓”眼睛”休息哦..
Thank you so much for the detail descriptions! I think I know how it works and I would LOVE to try it myself. Do you think my hand-dyed (the St. Patrick green one) will look nice in this Entrelac?! What should I make with it?! Mmm…..I have to think about it!
Thanks again!
Comment by Angel March 18, 2007 @ 1:15 amSandy, Actually, this is not a project, I won’t use it to do anything, I just want to show others how to knit entrelac, and also keep a record of Entrelac knitting for my own.
It’s interesting, once you have time, you should try it, I can give you a more detailed instruction if you want to.
Thanks Angel, you know, I believe that your St. Patrick yarn should fit with this pattern, if you need to detailed instruction, I can give you one.
Comment by craftlover March 18, 2007 @ 1:52 pmThank you so much for taking the time to photograph and write up this posting. I have wanted to learn and there are only two women in our knitting group that know how but haven’t sat down to demo it to those of us interested in learning. What I’ve seen in instruction books has been the basic info without a lot of pictures. I plan to use your instructions and the Carol Wyche site you provided to teach me. Thanks a bunch.
Comment by Scarlett October 30, 2007 @ 12:26 pmIt’s wonderful to have the photos. I’ve been practicing this pattern that begins with two cast on stitches and builds up. It’s very confusing, but your demonstration makes sense. Thank you!
Comment by Jerilyn April 16, 2008 @ 7:52 pm