This is a beautiful pattern that is much simpler than it looks. It features some simple eyelets and placement of beads gives it an extra bit of sparkle and glamour. The name of the shawl was inspired by the colours I used to make the sample. A beautiful silvery grey yarn spoke to me of a grey, blustery day at the seaside (wrapped up in hat, scarf and gloves) while skimming pebbles and looking in rock pools and combing for shells. Sparkly turquoise beads spoke to me of the occasional glimmer of light shining on the sea, temporarily adding a ray of colour on the grey.

The gauge is measure over the Seasong Pattern. When measuring the gauge it is important to note that the pattern forms a trapezium shape and the stitches/rows are counted parallel to the edges.

The width can customised by adding or subtracting multiples of 10 and the length can be customised by stopping when you feel it is long enough.