Take a look at this lovely, blue pocket shawl by Crystal White-Van Cleemput.I absolutely love the colors she chose, however feel free to make it in your favorite combination. It's worked top down and it's so easy to memorize. It's uniquely shaped and it will give you tons of room and warmth.
PHOTOS by Crystal White-Van Cleemput /Ravelry.com
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Jess Coppom always comes up with the most beautiful projects. This pocket shawl on the pictures below is no exception for that. It's a super cosy, crochet shawl with perfectly roomy pockets. What's more, it's super fun to both make and wear. The finished size is 20 x 68″.
PHOTOS by Jess Coppom /Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on MakeAndDoCrew.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
This amazing pocket wrap on the pictures below really does look like stained glass, doesn't it? Crazy Kabbage really had such a great idea for it! It is designed to flatter. It featured extra length at the back for a bit fuller coverage and some secret pockets, that will surely come in handy!
PHOTOS by Krazy Kabbage /Ravelry.com
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This beautiful scarf is such a perfect accessory for fall and winter season! Crochetpedia created this scarf and I must admit, that it looks just gorgeous! In other words, make a look at the picture below and see for yourself how amazing these colors are. Moreover, the finished size is 50 cm (19,7″) x 180 cm (70,85″), which is more than enough to keep you warm.
PHOTOS by Crochetpedia /Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on crochetpedia.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Blue scarfs are truly classic and timeless, because they will go with every stylization there is! The finished scarf measures 104 ” length and 8” width. However feel free to adjust the size by adding or subtracting rows from the main body.
PHOTOS by Erica Fedor /Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on highlandhickorydesigns.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
This pattern is very simple and minimalistic, but thanks to an interesting mix of colours you can create a really unique and pretty Kodiak Hooded Pocket Scarf. It's great idea if you want to go outside and take only the basic things like keys or phone and put them in your pocket.
PHOTOS by Alexandra Tavel /Ravelry.com
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Oh, this pattern is so adorable! At first sight, it looks like a kitten pattern, but the name is Hooded Timber Wolf Scarf. If you like girly and charming things, I'm sure you'll fall in love with this project, because it's super cute!
PHOTOS by SweetSofties /Ravelry.com
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This Kunik Scoodie pattern will fit perfectly with your blouse, jeans or sweater and look really fashionable. Match the colour of this one with your clothes and create an original accessory that is also functional in addition to a great look. This fur at the edges looksfantastic and cozy!
PHOTOS by Tasha Margette /Ravelry.com
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This scoodie (which stands for hooded pocket scarf) works up really fast, as it is a one row repeat. You'll memorize this pattern is a heartbeat! Lovely, chunky and textured project, that will make you feel comfy and warm.
PHOTOS by Tonya Bush /Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on nanascraftyhome.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
This cute hooded scarf will look cute on you no matter your age. I highly recommend making a bunch of them for all your family in different colors and sizes. It's an amazing, fun project, that's practical and beautiful.
PHOTOS by Jamey from Dabbles and Babbles /Ravelry.com
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