The Kynance Cove Shawl is a crescent shaped shawl, worked flat from the top down. It begins with an I-cord tab cast on with stitches increased each end, every row. It also has additional increase rows (where you will increase across the whole row) to help insure a smooth crescent shape.
Stockinette sections alternate with lace to create a balance between rest and exhilaration.
The lace, a variation on Old Shale, pulls the knitting into gentle waves.
Although three colours are used, only one colour is worked per row.

The instructions for all sections are written, but there are also charts for the lace sections.

Yarn
x3 different colours of sock weight yarn.
100g = 425m (465 yards)

Amounts needed
Colour 1 - 100g / 425m (465 yards)
Colour 2 - 70g / 300m (328 yards)
Colour 3 - 100g / 425m (465 yards)

Sample uses Blue Fern Yarn,
Classic Sock, 100g = 425m (465 yards)
Colour 1 - light blue
Colour 2 - speckled sea colours
Colour 3 - cream

Yarn kits are available from the lovely Stitches and Cream Falmouth here

Gauge
23st x 36 rows = 10 x 10cm (4 x 4”)
Measured on Stockinette stitch

Dimensions (size will vary depending on how hard you block it)
Wingspan - 224cm /88 inches
Depth - 54cm /21inches

Needles - Suggested sizes
3.5mm (US 4)
I suggest a circular needle with a cable of 80cm or 100cm (32 inch or 40 inch) to accommodate the finished size.
If it is an option for you, you may wish to start with a shorter cable, and increase the cable length as the shawl grows


Notions

Tapestry needle,
stitch markers (optional)