Shoreline Knit Shawl Pattern

No shipping will be charged for digital downloads The Shoreline Knit Shawl follows the water’s edge through waves, sea foam, tide lines, and tide pools. A sweeping Feather and Fan border flows into a contrasting band of star stitches, followed by rhythmic eyelets, garter ridges, and smooth stockinette. Worked flat from the wide scalloped edge upward, the shawl gradually tapers before the final edges are seamed to create a continuous wingspan. Familiar textures return near the top to tie the design together, while two needle sizes allow the Feather and Fan border to remain open and fluid. Designed in two colors of Lion Brand Mako Cotton, this intermediate knit combines engaging stitch patterns with a generous shape that settles naturally over the shoulders. The pattern includes both written instructions and a chart for the Feather and Fan section, along with links to video tutorials. This listing is for the knit version of the Shoreline Shawl. Pattern Features Textured knit shawl pattern Generous 77" wingspan Worked flat on circular needles Classic Feather and Fan border Contrasting star-stitch band Eyelets, garter ridges, and stockinette Two-color design Written instructions and Feather and Fan chart Video tutorials included Finished with a short seam to create the wingspan Skill Level: Intermediate Finished Size: 77" wingspan x 32" deep after blocking Yarn: Lion Brand Mako Cotton [CYC 4 Medium] 125 yards per 50-gram ball; 94% Mako Cotton / 6% Nylon Main Color: 6 balls Khaki Coordinating Color: 1 ball Terracotta Needles US 8 (5 mm), 32" or longer circular needle US 9 (5.5 mm), 32" or longer circular needle The larger needle is used for the Feather and Fan border. The remainder of the shawl is worked on the smaller needle. Additional Materials 4 stitch markers Scissors Ruler or measuring tape Tapestry needle Yarn or food scale, optional Gauge One 18-stitch Feather and Fan repeat measures approximately 4.25" on the larger needle before blocking 12 stitches and 20 rows = 4" in stockinette on the smaller needle after blocking 14 stitches = 4" in the eyelet pattern before blocking Approximately 5 star clusters (15 stitches) = 4" before blocking Gauge is measured in the stitch pattern indicated.