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The crescent-shaped Scallops in a Row is a quick project with a fun border and lots of possibilities for color play.

This project begins with a long cast-on for the bottom edge. The decorative scallops are created first before longer short rows make up the crescent body of the shawl.

The short rows used in the shawl do not require wraps or any special stitches because they are combined with decreases.

Please note, the number of stitches for the cast on at the beginning of the shawl is quite large.

Gauge is not critical for this pattern, but using a different yarn weight or needle size will affect the size of the finished shawl.

Instructions are written.

Size
56” / 142 cm in length and 8.5” / 22 cm deep at deepest point

Instructions are included for working a larger or smaller size. Please note that changing the size will also change the amount of yarn needed.

Yarn
400 yds / 366 m of fingering weight yarn

Sample shown in Knitpicks Hawthrone Fingering (80% fine superwash highland wool and 20% polyamide; 357 yds / 326 m per 100 g) in Happy Valley Multi (edge) and Astoria Tonal (main body)

Needles
US Size 4 / 3.5 mm circular needles, at least 50” / 125 cm in length

Gauge
21 sts and 52 rows per 4” / 10 cm in Garter Stitch after blocking

Notions
Yarn needle, stitch markers

Thank you to quincybear, Chellsd, zeepzonk, and CrustyCupcake for test knitting!