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Bayshore was inspired by the beautiful, special yarn base of the same name from Sea Change Fibers. Sarah and I have collaborated again to bring you a delightful, lightweight crescent shawl pattern. As soon as I felt this cotton/wool blend yarn, I knew I needed it draped around my neck and shoulders. It’s soft, lightweight, drapey, and perfectly suitable for chilly days. Simple alternating panels of garter and stockinette and frequent color changes keep this shawl engaging yet simple, resulting in a super wearable piece. Bayshore will quickly become a wardrobe staple and makes a really great gift knit!

This crescent-shaped shawl is worked from the top down, starting with an elongated i-cord tab cast on, that works seamlessly into i-cord edging worked throughout the pattern to your I-cord bind-off.

For results that look the most similar to the sample, use the suggested yarn or a cotton/wool blend yarn.

This pattern is written for two colors of fingering weight yarn, but will work with sport weight as well, if you’d like a shawl that’s a bit bigger and denser.

YARN
Sea Change Fibers Bayshore Fingering, 75% cotton/25% Merino and Rambouillet wool, 550yds/503m/100g

Color A: “Feeling Rosy” 358yds/328m/65g
Color B: “Complex Neutrality” 358yds/328m/65g

NEEDLES
US 4 (3.5mm) 32” circular needle or longer to accommodate large stitch count, or size to obtain gauge

NOTIONS
Yarn Needle, 1 RS removable stitch marker, progress keeper, or scrap yarn

GAUGE
20 sts and 40 rows = 4” over in garter stitch, blocked

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
68” / 173cm wingspan, 18”/ 46cm deep