Along the Shoreline

Along the Shoreline’ is inspired by my beach walks along the sandy colored shoreline. It’s a charming triangular neck scarf or shawlette with diagonal eyelet rows, a garter border, and neatly finished edges. This neck scarf is pretty on both sides and can be made with only a single skein.

You can also create all kinds of variations on the design by changing the size and choosing different yarns, such as a fingering, a thin DK, or, for a summer version, a cotton, linen, or silk.

Beautiful edges provide a neat finish to the scarf design, which is easy to work from fully written-out directions with stitch counts, as well as a schematic and easy-to-read charts.

The scarf can be knitted in any fingering yarn: approx. approx. 284-312yds (260-285m) total.