Coral Cove

$8.00

• Fingering/sock weight • Easy lace •

Sit on the beach at Coral Cove and knit the rippling waves, the oyster shells resting on the ocean floor, the soft sand, and the seagulls above.
Each of Coral Cove’s stitch patterns represents one part of this relaxing scene and lets you take the calming cove with you wherever you go.

Why you will love this pattern:

  • It’s a compliment magnet! Knitters often say that they love wearing this shawl because they get so many compliments on it.

  • Simple stitches combine to create an intricate-looking shawl.

  • The detailed pattern and easy lace stitches make this a good introduction to lace knitting.

  • It’s enjoyable for both beginners and seasoned knitters.

  • Versatility: Wear it “beach casual” or, as some knitters have done, to a wedding as a lightweight, elegant dress topper.

Comments on the pattern from other knitters:

“Loved making mine and got lots of compliments on it!” - Becca

“Every step is written out and easy to follow. Definitely recommend for new knitters looking for a small challenge and beautiful FO.” - Kinavarro

“Love the FO and received many compliments on the design. Looking forward to this shawl being a staple piece in my wardrobe.” - Kim

This pattern has been tech edited and test knitted to give you a smooth, error-free knitting experience.

Many thanks to the fabulous test knitters of this pattern!
I always announce test knitting opportunities in my newsletter, and like to include testers of various experience levels. Subscribe here to see the testing calls, plus get discounts on new patterns and more.

• Fingering/sock weight • Easy lace •

Sit on the beach at Coral Cove and knit the rippling waves, the oyster shells resting on the ocean floor, the soft sand, and the seagulls above.
Each of Coral Cove’s stitch patterns represents one part of this relaxing scene and lets you take the calming cove with you wherever you go.

Why you will love this pattern:

  • It’s a compliment magnet! Knitters often say that they love wearing this shawl because they get so many compliments on it.

  • Simple stitches combine to create an intricate-looking shawl.

  • The detailed pattern and easy lace stitches make this a good introduction to lace knitting.

  • It’s enjoyable for both beginners and seasoned knitters.

  • Versatility: Wear it “beach casual” or, as some knitters have done, to a wedding as a lightweight, elegant dress topper.

Comments on the pattern from other knitters:

“Loved making mine and got lots of compliments on it!” - Becca

“Every step is written out and easy to follow. Definitely recommend for new knitters looking for a small challenge and beautiful FO.” - Kinavarro

“Love the FO and received many compliments on the design. Looking forward to this shawl being a staple piece in my wardrobe.” - Kim

This pattern has been tech edited and test knitted to give you a smooth, error-free knitting experience.

Many thanks to the fabulous test knitters of this pattern!
I always announce test knitting opportunities in my newsletter, and like to include testers of various experience levels. Subscribe here to see the testing calls, plus get discounts on new patterns and more.

Finished dimensions: Approximately 68”/170 cm along the long edge and 42”/105 cm along the short edge, with an 18”/45 cm drop from the long edge to the point, before blocking. The pattern provides opportunities to make a smaller or larger shawl.D

Difficulty: Advanced beginner. The stitch patterns are fully written out, not charted; they have very short repeats.

Skills: k2tog, p2tog, yarn over, slipped stitches, kfb, pfb.

Yarn: Fingering/sock yarn, two 100-gram skeins. The sample was worked with Malabrigo Sock, a 100% superwash merino wool yarn with 440 yards (402 meters) per 100 grams. Other wool and wool-blend yarns, and blends including bamboo, cotton, or nylon would also work. The simple stitch patterns will look great with solids or tonals, but also let you highlight a densely speckled or highly variegated yarn.

Gauge: 20 sts and 26 rows to 4”/10 cm in stockinette stitch, unblocked.

Needles: US 8/ 5.0 mm or size needed to achieve gauge.
It is possible to knit the shawl entirely on straight needles, but it will be more comfortable to use a long circular needle so that the stitches can spread out as the shawl grows. The sample was worked initially on a 40”/100 cm needle, switching to a 60”/150 cm long needle towards the end.

Questions as you go? Designer email is included in the pattern.

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