Do you ever notice how a calm tide feels like a quiet lullaby, just as your knitting needles sing when you stitch? I’ve heard a story about how the sea keeps its own patterns, and I’d love to share it—maybe you could weave those rhythms into a new stitch.

The tide always starts with a sigh, a breath the sea takes before it pushes out again. In one of the deeper trenches, there’s a coral reef that sings in waves. Every swell, the reef’s sponges pulse in a slow, steady rhythm, almost like a lullaby for the whole ocean. When a storm comes, the reef brightens, its colors flicker in sync with the thunder of the wind, turning the hum into a roar. Those who listen close hear a pattern—soft, then stronger, then back to calm—just like a lullaby for restless sailors. I think if you thread that rise and fall into your scarf, you’ll feel the sea’s breath in each loop. It’ll be a quiet reminder that even the fiercest waves come to rest again.