Perfect pockets shawl free pattern
Easy Shawl with Pockets
- Designed by Krista Cagle
This easy, colorful shawl was created by Krista Cagle and I love how simple it looks. What's more, it not only looks easy, it actually is and you will be able to make it even if you're only just beginning with crochet. Make sure to stash the necessities in the over-sized pockets that are featured on each end of this great project!
PHOTOS by Krista Cagle / ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on easycrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Scoodie - Hooded Scarf With Pockets
You've probably seen a scoodie before, but you probably weren't sure what they were called. This Scoodie - Hooded Scarf With Pockets pattern will teach you how to make your very own scarf, hood, and mitten combo. If you are prone to losing one or both of your mittens during winter, then the Scoodie is a perfect solution. This easy crochet scarf has built-in pockets, so you can stick your hands in them to keep warm. Your head will also be toasty thanks to the hood component. What can't this crochet scarf do? The blue, green, and purple stripes of this hooded scarf create a trendy winter wear item.
Pine Gap Shawl With Pockets
Make the trendiest wearable of the season with this gorgeous pocket shawl pattern. Made with modern granny squares, this unique shawl will be a hit with all your friends and customers. To make this pattern, you'll want to have a good understanding of how to read crochet patterns. There are plenty of pictures to help you along! You'll make 7 quick granny squares, seam them together, add some squishy ribbing, granny pockets and fringe and you're done! Grab your favorite worsted weight yarn and let's get started.
Faux Fur Hooded Scarf with Pockets Free Crochet Pattern
- Designed by Sigoni Schaap
It's a great beginner pattern, that will keep you warm and cosy this upcoming fall. What's more, it can replace a hat, scarf and gloves all at the same time! How cool is that? What's more, the yarn that was used for this project is super soft.
PHOTOS by Sigoni Schaap /Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on sigonimacaroni.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.