This shawl pattern is in pre-retirement until January 1, 2025. At that time, it will be discontinued. This digital pattern will no longer available online.
Taking inspiration from our view of the North Oregon Coast, I have developed the Coastal Wave Shawl(ette). If the Coastal Wave Shawl(ette) is knit in a cotton blend, perfect for cool spring and summer evenings. If knit in blended wool, great for the blustery winter.  The shawl(ette) is worked with 2 increases on beginning Right Side. The eyelet will be worked on the Wrong Side, along with 1 decrease, creating an asymmetrical shawl. The wave will be worked on the Wrong Side along with bind-off steps. This might be considered an advance beginner pattern because knowledge of stitch and shawl construction are helpful. The shawl(ette) takes a few evenings or weekends to complete, making the Coastal Wave Shawl(ette) a perfect gift or accessory.

Materials: Yarn: Cotton or wool blend in fingering weight; 350~450yards/100grams
Photos 1, 2: Coastal Wave Shawl(ette) is knit in ChemKnitsCreations; 75% Superwash Merino, 25% Nylon
462yards /100g; color: repeating gradient of sky blue to blue-purple (KnitPicks, Bare Stroll fingering)
Photo 3: Coastal Wave Shawl(ette) is knit in ChemKnitsCreations; 80%Superwash Highland Wool, 20% Polyamide; 357yards/100g; color: Teal,Green,Blue,andNavy (KnitPicks, Bare Hawthorne fingering)
Shawl(ette) finished size: ~450yds/100g 12” depth, 64”wing; blocking: 18”depth, 78” wing
~350yds/100g 11” depth, 60”wing; blocking: 18”depth 72” wing

Please go to the blog post for details: http://marilynnsgardenknitdesign.blogspot.com/2019/05/coa...

The pattern pdf will print to 3 pages. You may want to print front & back.