'Silver' Scarf Shawl

There's nothing quite like a silvery beach, with a pure blue sky and sea. This gorgeous yarn sparkles with sequins and evokes sun sparkling on sand and sea.

Although the yarn is chunky/bulky, it has lovely drape when knitted on larger needles and is perfect for cooler summer evenings as a shawl, or over a coat on a freezing day in winter as a scarf or extra layer. It is knitted as an asymmetric scarf shawl with a straight, lacy end section, but it is practically a triangle when completed. This is an easy pattern, perfect for the beginner or for knitting while you natter with friends.

Knitted on a circular needle, working back and forth. Line by line instructions are given and photos to help with 'yarn forward' and 'yarn over needle' instructions. Written in English, with British/US terms.

Any chunky yarn should be suitable, but results may vary depending on the chunkiness of the yarn. Filatura di Crosa Galaxy yarn was used in the photos, and I have added a few other suggestions.