Entrelac sweater (~˘▾˘)~

I’m making this entrelac sweater for my dad (although it’s me trying it on in the photos to see how the sleeve looks).
I’m pretty hyped about it because I feel like I’m improving so much just by doing something new, and making it up on the way and not using a pattern :smiley:
Turns out the entrelac squares are great for shaping, and very easy to alter!
I’d love to hear what you think~

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Not easy to work so carefully and yet so exciting to see. The sweater will be a wonderful gift.
What yarn or yarns did you use?

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I think it is beautiful, i have tried a entrelac scarf snd became fustrated but your work looks awesome, congratulations.

Beautiful!

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Thank you! <3
This is the tarn I used:


It’s pretty nice, though I wish it was a bit more saturated haha

Thank you! I hope my dad will think so too :smile:
I actually found a way to make entrelac a bit less frustrating - What was frustrating to me was that I was too lazy to turn the whole thing every 30 seconds. So instead of turning and purling, I just knit it back the other way with my left hand. It made it much faster and more enjoyable for me

Thank you! :smile: <3

Nice Job!!! I am a beginner knitter and hope to be able to do that at some point!

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I have to agree!

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I’m sure you will! These things might seem intricate before you get to them, but they’re really not that complicated once you actually get around to doing them~
A sweater can be just four ordinary rectangles seamed together :wink:

I finished the sweater!

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Ah, perfection!

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That’s amazing! Great job on it!

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Boy seems like he really liked it:grinning:

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That is so sweet! Love the video of your dad trying on the sweater. Great job!!!

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Looks like a lot of work - and love! - went into that sweater. Congratulations on a job well done!

Gillian

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Thank you! :grin: