Spiral Hexagon Pocket Scarf
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One Hour Spiral Scarf
This boa-style scarf only takes about an hour to work up, and after some practice, you may even be able to work it up in less. The Net Yarn Spiral Scarf Pattern is a great project if you are just learning how to use net yarn. There is a video available, which is ideal for visual learners. Boa-style pieces are popular scarves for women, and would be a great addition to your inventory, if you're participating in a craft sale.
West Coast Pocket Shawl Free Crochet Pattern
"Introducing the West Coast Pocket Shawl, which is a beginner friendly pocket shawl made with the double crochet and herringbone half double crochet stitches. I used Bernat Cozy Style yarn that comes in a huge 16 oz skein. I chose the soft grey for my pocket shawl. This pocket shawl is elegant and you can add a fringe for a boho style. It has beautiful big pockets. Make this beautiful pocket shawl and look stylish while you keep nice and warm. "
Hexagon Medley Wrap
Hexagon Medley Crochet Wrap - This wrap's design features a mixture of hexagons and triangles, with Lion Brands infamous Mandala yarn, creating an attractive medley of shapes and colors. The pattern for the motifs are similar to the traditional hexagon and triangle motifs, only I'll be changing how we start out our rounds. The simple tweaks to the traditional motifs are to achieve the filet mesh and to size the triangles for matching up later.
Crochet Compound Pocket Scarf
Compound pocket crochet scarf is a mixture of crochet linen and moss stitch that are super comfortable to carry. You can use the same yarn to make this pocket wrap for you and your friend. The best thing about this stuff is that it is super stretchable. So, anyone can place it on the shoulders effortlessly and adjustably. Give this scarf a dreamier and funky look by creating pockets with a combination crochet thread.
Harvest Pocket Shawl
Pockets on a shawl? What a wonderful idea. This easy pocket shawl is warm and cozy and very easy to crochet. Every once in awhile I ask the crochet community on Facebook and Instagram to tell me what they want to see me design. A crochet pocket shawl was mentioned several times. I just loved the stitch combination used for the Woodland Hooded Scarf, so I decided to use the same stitch combination on this easy pocket shawl. Both the ribbing and the moss stitch is easy for beginners to learn and make a stunning look when used together.
