Note: This pattern will be available for sale on November 1st!

There is nothing quite like the thrill of jumping and sliding down the dunes at Kitty Hawk. The breeze blows the sand into incredible formations as you slide through a sea of sand that settles into ever changing, shifting waves.

The Dune Surfer Bandana/Shawl/Cowl creates these lovely waving dunes with yarnovers that are slipped to extend stitches creating a beautiful, undulating fabric.

Pattern Notes:
This is a fun little 3-in-1 pattern where all of your options have the same starting off point!
Each are worked from the bottom point up, increasing on every row.
The Bandana and Shawl are completely reversible, the Cowl is not because of the seam up the back.
This pattern is easily adaptable if you want to add or remove length and depth, the pattern repeats will continue to match up, simply work more chart repeats, just note that adding length and depth will use more yarn.

Finished Measurements:
Bandana: 36” long, 6” deep at the point
Cowl: 16” (41.5 cm) deep at the point and 16” (41.5 cm) circumference around the neck.
Shawl: 52” long, 13” deep at the point

Yarn Requirements: Fingering weight or sock yarn
Bandana: 240 yds (220 m), shown in Urban Girls Yarn Virginia Fingering “See Spot Run” 480 yds / 125 g / 90% Superwash Merino 10% Nylon
Cowl: 230 yds (211 m), shown in Megs and Co. Classic Sock, “1000 Leagues Under the Sea” 460 yds / 100 g / 75% Superwash Merino, 25% Nylon
Shawl: 420 yds (384 m), shown in Urban Girls Yarn Virginia Fingering “See Spot Run”

Needles: U.S. size 4 (3.5 mm) circular needles with a length of 32” (80 cm) or longer if preferred
A coordinating crochet needle for Bind Off (if preferred)

Gauge: 20 sts and 44 rows = 4” (10 cm)- I would suggest just starting the pattern and knitting it as written until it is 4” deep, then blocking and measuring.

Notions: Stitch markers, Cowl: 22, Bandana: 16, Shawl: 30
If you intend to mark each repeat (I usually do!)
Tapestry needle