We've put the kaleidoscopic colors of Noro Ito to work in a fun, one-skein entrelac scarf pattern that's easy and addictive to knit - you'll want to keep going just to see which color appears next!
Noro Ito is a hearty worsted-weight wool with a rustic hand that comes pre-wound in giant 437-yard, 200-gram balls.
Each skein of Ito comes in a melange of incredible shifting colorways. Noro's color palette is a classic, and this pattern shows it off beautifully!
If you've never knit entrelac before, you're in for a treat!
Entrelac is essentially a basketweave pattern and this scarf from Allison locicero uses a series of interconnected squares to create its distinctive woven look. Each new block picks up stitches from the edge of the previous block, and the fabric is worked all in one piece.
Though this pattern is engaging, the pattern is simple enough for adventuresome beginners to create. You'll quickly find a rhythm and see the colors shift across your "woven" fabric!
To make your own, you'll need:
- 1 ball of Noro Ito
- US 8 needles
- Entrelac Scarf pattern (it's FREE!)