The Sea Glass Memories Shawl is inspired by those remnants of discarded glass objects turned into enchanting treasures that grace our shores. Worn and polished over time by the ocean’s caress, they radiate a mesmerizing frosty glow and become spectacular gifts from Mother Nature and her coastal waters.

This asymmetrical shawl starts out with just a few stitches and is the perfect pattern for a gorgeous solid, tonal, or very gently variegated skein of fingering weight yarn. Want a larger shawl? Just keep knitting! This shawl is simple to adjust for a larger size by continuing on with additional repeats.

The elegant lace stitches mirror the magic of sea glass, capturing light in a manner reminiscent of the memories kept in glass jars on windowsills.

The lace is simple to follow, and the only stitches used are knits, purls, yarn overs, k2tog, ssk, and m1L.

The pattern has:
• fully written instructions,
• the repeat is charted, so you can take your pick to work from,
• and a Stitch Count Table is included to help keep you on track.

Ultimately, this shawl is more than an accessory; it’s a reflection of our connection to the sea, the coastline, and the stories they whisper. It’s a celebration of taking unwanted fragments and shaping them into something exquisite.

Wrap yourself in a bit of magic inspired by the ocean, and allow its intricate tales to resonate as you revel in the timeless allure of the seaside no matter the season.

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YARN:
Fingering weight yarn in 1 color; approximately 446 yards/408 meters.

Sample uses Henlia Handmade Bachelor (100% US Cormo Non-Superwash Wool, 446 yards/408 m per 100 g), 1 skein in Frosted Seabreeze.

NEEDLES & NOTIONS:
• US 6/4.0 mm 32”/80 cm circular needles (or size needed to obtain gauge)
• Darning Needle
• Stitch Markers, 4 total
• Row Counter (or scrap paper)

GAUGE:
20 sts and 32 rows = 4”/10 cm, worked flat in stockinette stitch after blocking.

Use a needle that produces a blocked fabric with a look and drape that you are happy with.

Gauge is not crucial to this pattern, but keep in mind that variance in gauge will also affect the amount of yarn used as well as the overall size of your shawl.

LARGE PRINT VERSION FOR LOW-VISIBILITY & SCREEN READER ACCESS:

Vision Accessibility:
This pattern includes a PDF download written in 24-point sans serif font in the all black text. It has no italics. All of the directions are entirely written out. The text in this LVA file is left-justified, with 1-inch margins, and all in one column.

Screen Reader Accessibility:
The LVA version of this pattern is also screen reader accessible. It has been formatted, reviewed, and tested to work with a screen reader.

This pattern has been professionally tech-edited and test-knit.

All directions are fully written out. Abbreviations have been removed to allow the pattern to be read clearly by screen reader software.

Charts for the lace stitches are included but are not necessary to knit the pattern.