The Shifting Shores cowl is a mesmerizing knitting pattern inspired by the ever shifting rhythms of the sea. This design captures the movement of water with flowing cables that mimic the movement of water and delicate eyelets that evoke the soft bubbles and ripples along the shore. Perfect for beach lovers and knitters who find inspiration in nature, this cowl is both a stylish accessory and a soothing knitting experience.

The cowl combines classic techniques with modern elegance. The variety of cables bring texture and depth, while the airy eyelet sections add lightness and breathability, reminiscent of ocean breezes.

Whether you’re walking along the sand or dreaming of the sea from afar, this pattern offers the perfect way to carry a bit of the coast with you wherever you go.

YARN
Pascuali Tibetan (70% merino/30% yak, 50 gr-137yds/125m).
Sample yardage, 320yds/350m in color 101, 3 balls.

Or any DK weight yarn: approx.-320-343yds (350-375m).

MATERIALS
24” (minimum 60 cm) circular needles.
US 4 (3.5 mm)
US 6 (4.0 mm)
Crochet hook, US 6 (3.5 mm).
Stitch marker, cable needle, tapestry needle.

GAUGE - BLOCKED 4” (10 cm) -
In cable pattern, 25 stitches x 36 rounds.
A different gauge will affect final size and yardage.

FINISHED DIMENSIONS
Approx. 23.5“ (60cm) circumference x 14“ (35 cm) height.
My unblocked cowl was approx. 21” (54 cm) x 14.5” (37 cm).

ADJUSTMENTS
Adjustments are provided in the pattern.

SAMPLE 2
I made another pattern sample with 1 horizontal repeat more. Shown in the light grey color.

Yarn: Pascuali Cashmere 6/28 (100% cashmere, 25 gr-122yds/112m).
Sample yardage, 480yds/439m in color Feder, 4 balls.

Materials: US 2.5 (3 mm), US 5 (3.75 mm) and crochet hook, US 5 (3 mm).

Size: approx. 24“ (62 cm) circumference x 13“ (33 cm) height.