Pocket shawls are all the rage right now, and why not? They are super cute and cuddly! They give just the right amount of style to a simple outfit, and keep you warm to boot! And, they're perfect coverups for formal attire, as well. Don't want to wear a cardigan over your gorgeous dress or outfit? Throw on this gorgeous pocket shawl and you're ready to go! Make it in white, and you have the perfect accessory for a winter wedding. They are literally awesome for just about any occasion! This pattern with stated gauge will create a 57” long x 17.5” wide shawl (not including fringe). If you choose to add fringe, the fringe I put on was about 6.5” long after tying on.

This PDF pattern comes with pictures to help teach this design. For this project you will need: HOOK: 4 mm hook or size G hook for the US YARN: I used a Yarn cake from YarnArt's “Flower” collection. #257 Content: 55% Organic Cotton 45% Anti Pilling Acrylic Ball Weight: 250 g (8.8 oz) Yarn Weight: 1 : Fingering Yarn Length: 1000 m (1093 yd) Gauge is 2 sts per cm or 5 sts per Inch This shawl measures: Wide 141 cms \ 55 inches Tall 69 cms \ 27 inches PLEASE if you find any error's in this pattern inform me right away and I will do my best to fit them. Thank you for your help!

The Marjorie Pocket Shawl is a stitch sampler style pattern that is gorgeously textured featuring several unique crochet stitches! Complete photo and video tutorials are available for all the stitches used in the pattern. Free pattern will be released in 3 parts as a crochet a long. Approximate finished size of the scarf: Approximate finished size: 18” wide x 64” long (not including fringe) Perfect cozy and colorful shawl in 3 different colors. However, would look just as fantastic in one neutral color. This shawl will get all the compliments this year!

Isn't the combination of delicate brown, blue and cream just out of this world? It creates such a stunning and elegant effect. It will elevate every fall and winter outfit! It's a meditative triangle wrap, that is using only basic Tunisian stitches, and it's amazing for a bit more advanced beginners.

This gorgeous, colorful crochet scarf in the pictures below is the incredible work by Raffaella Tassoni and it's the ideal project for colder days. Especially if you want to stand out and chase away the cold and gloomy days ahead. It's a fantastic pattern is you want to enjoy a mindless crochet evening on the couch.

"The Clearwater Beach Buttoned cowl combines rows of knit-look waistcoat stitches with tidy lines of cluster stitches. Just like the pristine wave-washed sands of Clearwater beach, part of the beauty of this piece is the sleekness of it."

"The Paige Convertible Mod Scarf is unique in that it can be worn in several ways (see below) but it is also worked with a series of increases until you reach the biggest section, then decreased again back down to another pointy end. Finish with tassels if desired and you have a totally Boho-Chic scarf! Pattern only: Very chic mod scarf can be worn in so many ways-that's why it's convertible! Hooded scarf, hooded cowl, wrap, shawlette, scarf, cowl, knotted, loose, you name it! Featuring the X stitch (video here) and the Bean stitch (video here), the Paige Convertible Mod scarf has texture and then some! Measuring at 80″ end to end (without tassels!), this is plenty long for a wrap as well."

I had so much fun collaborating with Boye Yarn Crafts for this Super Scarf. Works up super quick and great for beginners too. Get funky with this chunky free crochet super scarf pattern featuring bulky wool. It is a great beginner pattern with a fun variation on the Puff Stitch to create texture and depth. Super scarves are just fabulous as stylish accessories and perfect for those days that are super cold and you just want to stay warm.

"The Stonehaven Crochet Chunky Scarf Pattern works great for whipping up a quick holiday gift or your next favorite scarf! All the stitches in this scarf are variations on a single crochet, making it a fairly simple pattern. Like most regular crochet scarves, this scarf is just one long rectangle, but you'll be working the rectangle lengthwise. With all the variations in stitches you end up with amazing textural detail and ridges that pop, creating a chunky ribbed scarf."