Pocket Shawl Crochet Pattern with Fringe

This scarf has been going crazy all over the internet and I was so tired of seeing it on every crochet board asking how to make it that I thought I would just write the answer in a blog post. This scarf or shawl is made in a rectangle with the pockets added on.

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 Recommended Hook Size

• 6.0 mm (J-10) crochet hook
  (Perfect for medium #4 worsted weight yarn to get a soft drape with good stitch definition.)

 Yarn Type

• Worsted Weight (#4 Medium) Yarn
  • Total: approx. 624 yards

    
    

Acrylic is used in the original for affordability, ease of care, and blocking flexibility (via steam).

 Gauge

• Moss Stitch Pattern Gauge:
  • 14 stitches x 16 rows = 4 inches

  • Worked in moss stitch (alternating SC and CH-1)

 Note: Gauge is very important for this project because it’s worked lengthwise. Even slight differences in gauge can significantly affect your final shawl length. If your shawl turns out shorter than expected after the first row, try going up a hook size or adjusting your tension.

 Pocket Shawl Crochet Pattern with Fringe

 Foundation Chain

Ch 196

 The Main Body of the shawl

Row 1:
Dc in 4th ch from hook, dc in each ch across. Turn.

Row 2:
Ch 3 (counts as first dc), *fpdc around next st, bpdc around next st; repeat from * across, ending with a dc in last stitch. Turn.

Rows 3–6:
Repeat Row 2.

Row 7:
Ch 1, sc in each st across. Turn.

Row 8:
Ch 1, sc in first st, *ch 3, skip 3, sc in next st, ch 2, skip 2, sc in next st; repeat from * across, ending with ch 3, skip 3, sc in last st. Turn.

Row 9:
Ch 3, *3 dc in next ch-3 space, dc in next sc, 2 dc in next ch-2 space, dc in next sc; repeat from * across, ending with 3 dc in last ch-3 space, dc in final sc. Turn.

Row 10:
Ch 1, sc in first st, *ch 3, skip 3, sc in next dc, ch 2, skip 2, sc in next dc; repeat from * across, ending with ch 3, skip 3, sc on top of turning chain. Turn.

Row 11:
Ch 3, *3 dc in ch-3 space, FPTR around next dc (from Row 9), 2 dc in ch-2 space, FPTR around next dc (from Row 9); repeat from * across, ending with 3 dc in final ch-3 space, dc in last sc. Turn.

Row 12:
Ch 1, sc in first st, *ch 3, skip 3, sc in next st, ch 2, skip 2, sc in next st; repeat from * across, ending with ch 3, skip 3, sc on top of turning chain. Turn.

Row 13:
Ch 3, *3 dc in ch-3 space, FPTR around next FPTR (from Row 11), 2 dc in ch-2 space, FPTR around next FPTR (from Row 11); repeat from * across, ending with 3 dc in ch-3 space, dc in last sc. Turn.

 Repeat Rows

Repeat Rows 12 & 13 until the shawl measures approximately 16 inches wide.

 Finishing the Main Panel of your shawl

The Next row:
Ch 1, sc in each stitch across.
Cut yarn and fasten off.

 Add Fringe

Cut multiple strands of yarn, each about 20 inches long.
Take 6 strands at a time and fold in half.
Attach the fringe along the short edge of the shawl by feeding it through the turning chain spaces of each square. Continue across the entire edge.

 Pockets

These pockets are worked vertically. The starting chain determines the depth— feel free to adjust as desired.

Ch 30

Row 1:
Hdc in 2nd ch from hook, hdc across. Turn.

Row 2:
Ch 1, hdc in back loops only (BLO) across. Turn.

Repeat Row 2 until pocket measures 8 inches wide.

Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing.

 Attaching the Pockets to your shawl

Sew each pocket onto your shawl using a yarn needle and the long tail.
Position the pocket approximately 2 squares up from the fringe edge, or wherever you prefer based on personal styling.

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Are you looking for a quick, easy and stylish way to stay warm during the winter months? Why not make yourself a cozy crochet shawl with pockets? Not only will this shawl keep you warm, but it will also provide you with a handy place to store small items.

Making a crochet shawl with pockets is simple and requires minimal materials. All you will need is a medium to large size crochet hook, some yarn in the color of your choice and a pair of scissors. Once you have all of your supplies, you can begin the process of creating your shawl.

Start by chaining a row of stitches until you have the length you desire. Then, work one single crochet stitch into each chain stitch. When you reach the end of your row, chain one stitch and turn your work. Continue this process until you have the desired width of your shawl.

When you have completed your rows, it is time to add pockets. To do this, chain a row of stitches and begin to work the single crochet stitch into each chain stitch. When you have reached the desired length of the pocket, chain one stitch and turn your work. Continue this process until you have achieved the desired width of the pocket.

Once your pockets are complete, you can begin to assemble your shawl. Start by attaching the pocket to the shawl and then work a single crochet stitch along the edge of the pocket to close it up. Repeat this process for the other side of the pocket.

Now you are ready to start wearing your new shawl! Not only will it keep you warm and cozy, but it will also provide you with a handy place to store small items. So why not give this project a try and make yourself a crochet shawl with pockets this winter? It’s a great way to show off your creativity and stay warm at the same time!