Tide and Slough reminds me of the way the wind gently ripples the edge of the bay, with the slightest texture. Simple and stunning. Easy but not flat and dull.

Tide and Slough is a crescent shawl that starts with casting on just ten stitches. The easy, textured pattern is created with a simple two-row repeat using slipped stitches. Once you get the hang of it, you can sit back, relax, and Knitflix.

Required stitches include: yarn over, slipped stitches, knit, and purl. Clearly written instructions are provided.

The shawl was knit using yarn I hand dyed myself via my indie yarn label, Tributary Yarns. River Silk/ Merino fingering weight single ply.

You can read more about this pattern and other knitting ephemera on my blog, This Knitted Life.