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Free crochet pocket shawl ideas

Are you considering making yourself a trendy crochet pocket shawl pattern but can’t decide on one? Psst – It’s ok to have more than one there are no rules here in crochet accessory world.
I have grouped some of my favorite crochet pocket shawl patterns by style to help you narrow down one for yourself of whoever you are making one for as a lovely handmade gift.
Some crochet shawl with pockets patterns are free! Others have fancy stitches that are better suited to a PDF download to help you get the stitches and sizing just right.
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What is a pocket shawl?
They can go by different names, crochet reader shawl, crochet prayer shawl, crochet shawl with pockets, crochet pocket scarf, are some of the terms used to describe these very useful crochet accessories.
Do you want it for warmth or for function? It’s great to toss on pockets when you don’t have any simply by putting on a pocket shawl even if it’s just around the house to hold your cell phone or something else small and not too heavy. I won’t judge if you keep the tv remote in it!
Materials to make a crochet shawl with pockets
- Yarn (usually a category 3, 4 or 5 yarn will be uses for this type of shawl)
- crochet hook as outlined by the pattern
- measuring tape
- scissors
- tapestry needle
Open weave Summer friendly pocket shawl crochet patterns
Summer is the perfect time to showcase your crochet skills with a stylish and practical accessory – the crochet pocket shawl. These versatile shawls are not only fashionable but also functional, providing a lightweight layer of warmth on cool summer evenings.
We all know the summer problem of it is hot outside and too cold inside! They are also nice to have for women who have trouble regulating body temperature due to hormonal fluctuations during pregnancy or menopause.
These adaptable pieces come in an array of types, colors, and yarn options, each uniquely suited for warm weather conditions.
Why, you might ask, are these shawls so suited to summer? The magic lies in their breathability and adaptability. The yarn you choose can be as light or as cosy as you prefer – opt for cotton or bamboo yarn (or cotton bamboo blend) for a lightweight feel, perfect for those balmy evenings by the beachside.
You may like this post on crochet spring patterns
A lacy open weave summer pocket shawl crochet pattern
This pocket wrap design has lots of openwork stitches and texture that makes it fun to work on. Low on repetitive stitches which is great for crocheters who get bored easily!
Hooks, books, wanderlust has created the cozy fireside shawl in a beautiful wearable shade but you can get creative and make what best suits your wardrobe. with the free crochet pocket shawl pattern.

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A pocket scarf crochet pattern with a meshy net texture
The Wanderlust crochet Pocket Shawl from Heart Hook Home has an open airy design that is reminiscent of a fisher’s netting. The designer used a superwash merino wool in the design for softness and washability. Shawls get a lot of wear and tear so a washable yarn is important.

Try using cotton yarn if you’re in a warm climate and want more year round use of this design.
I have a whole post of warm weather friendly yarns.
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A pocket shawl crochet pattern with the four seasons in mind
This crochet pocket shawl is made from category 3 cotton for year round comfort. The open flexible stitch pattern looks lightweight and has plenty of texture for visual interest.
Great for even warmer months when the air conditioner feels cool or you just want an accessory for your summer basics without adding heat.
This 4 row repeat prevents boredom when crocheting larger pieces and fringe is always a fun finishing touch for crochet scarves and wraps.
It has 3 different size options to get the right length and width for your unique build.

These crocheter tees look great under your crochet pocket shawl!
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Warm pocket shawl crochet patterns for fall and winter months
If you want function and warmth from your crochet pocket shawl these are great options to consider. They have a closed stitch sequence and warmer yarn fibers so no cold air will get through!
The extra layer of fabric provides insulation, making them perfect for outdoor activities like bonfires or walks in the park. The pockets also come in handy for storing small items like gloves, cell phone, or lip balm.
A cozy warm pocket shawl crochet pattern with ribbed texture
This warm and toasty pocket shawl from crochet with Carrie has closed stitched with a wide ribbing detail to keep you cozy in cool weather.
It’s such a beautiful visual interest texture while still being understated and classic.
She uses aran and wool blend yarn for softness and washability as well as a layer of warmth when your shoulders get cold.

A fashion fall winter pocket shawl crochet pattern with great texture

This stunning pocket shawl from yarnspirations features another beautiful texture for visual interest.
Elegant and generously sized you can look stylish while keeping warm. It feels like a big hug. What a great gift it would be for someone you love.
Crochet mixed stitches create a stunning warm pocket shawl
This design from Lulo Stich co is simple but chic. The Sabrina wrap is a free pattern available in the website and it features fun fringes and beginner to advanced beginner stitches.
Why not push yourself if you’re a relative newbie and advance your skills with such a wearable piece?


