Seagrass is a triangular shawl made using two different complimentary yarns. It features contrasting stripes, a gentle wave pattern, and airy lace segments reminiscent of an underwater kelp forest.

I recommend using yarns with two different textures for added contrast! I used a slightly finer bamboo yarn and a thicker merino yarn for my shawl, the difference in texture helps to bring out the stripes and waves.

Materials
Yarn-
Color A: Be So Fine by Kristin Omdahl Yarns (100% bamboo) 650 yds/113g in color Caribbean Turquoise
Color B: Monokrom Fingering by Urth Yarns (100% superwash merino) 435 yds/100g in color 3065
Or substitute any two fingering weight yarns. I recommend making the “busier” or more variegated yarn color B.
Needles- US 5 (3.75mm)
Other Notions- Tapestry needle, 2 stitch markers, blocking pins

Gauge
6 sts and 8 rows = 1 in
Gauge is not crucial for this shawl, but you may need to adjust the yardage needed to complete your project.

Finished Measurements
Approximately 28 inches deep at middle point and 56 inches long across top edge.