From Knitter’s Magazine 68, Fall 2002, Kathleen Power Johnson says: ‘Entrelac is fun and interesting to knit. We combine a simple silhouette, wonderful yarns, and a soft colorway for elegance in a classic turtleneck. The clever rib pattern beautifully accents this enduring style.’

This sweater employs 2 yarns – Color A, the main yarn and Color B – the ribbing yarn. The errata for this pattern relates to the correct number of balls required for color A. The amounts shown here are correct.

SIZES: Small (Medium, Large, Extra Large).

FINISHED UNDERARM MEASUREMENT: 40 (45, 50, 52½) ”/ 101.5 (114, 127, 133.5) cm.

YARN REQUIREMENTS: Color A – medium-weight yarn, 925 (925, 925, 1150) yds / 847 (847, 847, 1053) m / 3 (3, 3, 4) skeins and Color B – medium-weight yarn, 250 yds / 229 m / 1 skein for each size.

SHOWN IN: Mountian Colors Mohair, Sagebrush, (A) and Mountain Colors 4/8’s Wool, Sagebrush (B).

CHARTS INCLUDED: 1 entrelac diagram.