Flower Power Entrelac is a cowl or scarf, knit flat. It’s another twist on my Athena Cowl, which is knit in the round. Why knit a round cowl flat? To learn all the elements you need to know for any entrelac project, and to avoid a huge game of yarn chicken on a long scarf or loop cowl knit from the side ege! Entrelac looks like it’s woven, but it’s just a lot of squares and triangles, knit one at a time. You’ll want to knit just one more square…
Flower Power entrelac is knit with a slow color changing yarn. I used Berroco Wizard, a lofty chunky/bulky yarn at 100g/262 yards. This is a very lightweight yarn; if you’re using a heavier yarn with less yardage per 100g ball (like Noro worsteds), you may need more balls of yarn if you’d like a long cowl/scarf.
Knit to the length you like for anywhere between a 20″ cowl to a 54″ scarf or long cowl.
An optional lace flower motif can be added to the center squares.
This pattern is available as a pdf file through Ravelry.com; the pattern page is here. Pay is through PayPal and it’s an automatic download. Just click the ”buy now” button and you’ll be guided through the process.
This pattern is also available through my Payhip store, here.
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