Interlacing Sprang

Interlaced sprang is created by working alternating rows of S-twist and Z-twist. The resulting fabric is identical to weaving, except done on a slant and without a weft thread.

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Interlacing can be done one thread over one thread, or it can be done two or three threads passing over and under two or  three threads. In this method, a kind of ribbing or herringbone pattern can be created.

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Interlacing has less horizontal stretch then interlinking, though more then traditional woven fabric, and a bit of vertical stretch.

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You can learn how to make the triangle scarf to the left here.