The Thalassa Shawl

From a very young age, I’ve always been drawn to water. Whether it is a lake, a river, an ocean, or even a marsh. I could occupy myself for hours, just being by the water. This is likely the reason that I have a soft spot for shell patterns.
The Thalassa Shawl features a softly fading shell pattern, finished in a delicate lacy edge. The shell pattern fades and returns much like the tides, which is why I chose to name it after a goddess of the sea.

Finished Sizes:
Instructions given to make a 48” L x 43” H shawl with added notes for making a larger shawl.

Materials:
I used Yarn Bee Rainbow Wrapsody, which is 60% cotton, 40% acrylic #1 Superfine weight yarn.
Any yarn of similar weight would work.
Approximately 918 yds.
4mm Hook
Stitch Markers
Yarn Needle
Scissors
Measuring Tape

This pattern has been tested by a number of experienced crocheters and I have provided many pictures within the pattern to help you along the way. If you run into trouble you are free to message me for help.