Everyone needs to knit a large, striking statement shawl at least once in their lifetime! Shoreline is that kind of shawl. Oversized, cozy and colorful, this shawl is a pleasing mix of garter stripes and lace work, much like its sister shawl, Beachcomber. The dramatic crescent shape catches the eye and is very wearable.

I encourage you to make Shoreline your own: play with all the color combinations! Make it smaller, or even larger! The possibilities are endless and the pattern includes helpful tips and options for encouraging you in the creation of your own personal masterpiece.
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MEASUREMENTS: 120” from wingtip to wingtip / 28” deep

MATERIALS:
KnitPicks Cotlin (70% Tanguis Cotton, 30% Linen): approx. 123 yrds/50 grams:
* 3 skeins or approx. 369 yards of each
of the following colors: Swan (A),
Linen (B), Surf, (C) Harbor (D) 1,476
yrds total yardage

TOOLS AND NOTIONS:
* US size 7/4.5mm circular knitting
needles with a 40” or larger cable
* US size 9/5.5 mm circular needles with
a 40” or larger cable (this is a great
project for interchangeable needles!)
* Tapestry needle, blocking pins and
wires (recommended)
* 2 stitch markers

GAUGE:
* 18 st/ 36 rows = 4” in garter stitch,
blocked with US size 7/4.5mm