This scarf has a garter stitch frill, like the mouth of a cowrie shell or the twist in tangled seaweed, it also has intarsia shells and a textured wavelets pattern on the reverse, which is knitted after the front of the scarf has been completed, so that the scarf is double sided. You can embellish the shells later as you please with sewn on beads to add a seaside shimmer.

Materials
3 x 50g of GGH Mystik in a colour called Karton (057) (peach) – this is called MC (Main Colour) in the pattern
1 x 100g of Knitting Bashet DK in Shade 218 – Taupe - or any other DK yarn which matches your MC - for the frill – this is called MCA (Main Colour A) in the pattern
2 x 50g of King Cole Vogue DK in Cool Grey (2111) – this is called Grey in the pattern
1 x 50g of Ava Classic Elite Yarns in Blush (6819) – this is called Blush in the pattern
1 x 50g of Wendy Peter Pan Lustre – this is called White in the pattern
1 x 25g Crea Provenance Granite L31173 – this is called Beige in the pattern
1 x 100g Hayfield Bonus DK in Dark Grey Mix (790) – this is called Dark Grey in the pattern
4mm needles
Various beads to embellish the shells after completion of the scarf plus a needle & thread

Abbreviations
MC – Main Colour
MCA – Main Colour A
P- purl
Sl1 – slip one stitch
sts – stitches
K - knit
K2tog – knit 2 stitches together
PSSO – pass slipped stitch over

There are two versions of the 7 shell charts in the pattern: they are provided one per page but also reduced to fit onto 2 pages to save you printer ink and paper if you feel you can work from smaller sized charts.