Beachcombing is a popular pastime in Oregon along its more than 300 miles of beaches. While agate, shells, and driftwood are common finds, you may also stumble across Japanese glass fishing floats, jelly fish, and and seaweed. Lincoln City celebrates beachcombing every year by placing glass floats on its beaches in the summer, but no matter what you find or where you find it, it is always “finders keepers.”

This pattern is meant for intermediate knitters to experienced knitters and all those in-between. Both written and charted directions are included in this pattern. Please read the entire pattern before beginning.

Yarn: 1 Skein Studio Donegal Darnie, 448 yards, 100% Lambswool, color Loch

Needle: US 4 (3.5 mm) Signature circulars or needles to obtain gauge

Gauge: 5 stitches per inch (spi) and 7 rows per inch (rpi) OR 20 stitches & 28 rows to 4 inches/10 cm in stockinette (unblocked)

Size: 50 inches from tip to tip, 14 inches from neck edge to point

To alter the size: Add or subtract repeats of the chart OR adjust your gauge to increase or decrease the length of the scarf as needed.