This is the shawl pattern for anybody with cold hands! Made with a thick yarn and a big crochet hook, it feels like this quick shawl is made in a jiffy and ready to warm its wearer on cold evenings and nights.
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Materials
Yarn: 13 skeins molly from jarbo – check yarnsub for substitute that’s easier for you to get.
Hook: 7,0mm
Ch 191
1. Starting in second chain from hook make 1 sc in each ch (190) ch 2, turn
2. 1 bpdc around each st (190) ch 2, turn
3. 1 fpdc around each post (190) ch 3, turn
4. *sk 1 st, 1 hdc in next st, ch 1* x63 (190) ch 2, turn (you will have 3 chains)
5. *sk 1 st, 1 hdc in next st, ch 1* x63 (190) ch 1, turn (you will have 2 chains)
6. 1 dc in each st (190) ch 2, turn
7. 1 dc in each st (190) ch 2, turn
8. 1 dc in each st (190) ch 2, turn
9. 1 dc in each st (190) ch 2, turn
10. 1 dc in each st (190) ch 2, turn
11. 1 dc in each st (190) ch 2, turn
12. 1 dc in each st (190) ch 2, turn
13. 1 dc in each st (190) ch 2, turn
14. 1 dc in each st (190) ch 2, turn
15. 1 dc in each st (190) ch 2, turn
16. 1 dc in each st (190) ch 2, turn
17. 1 dc in each st (190) ch 2, turn
18. 1 dc in each st (190) ch 2, turn
19. *sk 1 st, 1 hdc in next st, ch 1* x63 (190) ch 2, turn (you will have 3 chains)
20. *sk 1 st, 1 hdc in next st, ch 1* x63 (190) ch 1, turn (you will have 2 chains)
21. 1 dc in each st (190) ch 2, turn
22. 1 bpdc around each st (190) ch 2, turn
23. 1 fpdc around each post (190)
Cut your yarn and secure your ends.
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Pockets
Make 2.
Ch 24
1. Starting in third chain from hook: 1 dc in each st (22) ch 2, turn
2. 1 dc in each st (22) ch 2, turn
3. 1 dc in each st (22) ch 2, turn
4. 1 dc in each st (22) ch 2, turn
5. 1 dc in each st (22) ch 2, turn
6. 1 dc in each st (22) ch 2, turn
7. 1 dc in each st (22) ch 2, turn
8. 1 dc in each st (22) ch 2, turn
9. 1 dc in each st (22) ch 2, turn
10. *sk 1 st, 1 hdc in next st, ch 1* x7 (22) ch 2, turn (you will have 3 chains)
11. *sk 1 st, 1 hdc in next st, ch 1* x7 (22) ch 1, turn (you will have 3 chains)
12. 1 dc in each st (22) ch 2, turn
13. 1 bpdc around each st (22) ch 2, turn
14. 1 fpdc around each post (22)
Cut your yarn, but leave a tail long enough to sew the pockets in place
Choose your pocket placement and sew along three sides. Secure your yarn and hide your ends.
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Millie Anderson
Millie is the crochet designer behind Swecraftcorner, where she focuses on beginner-friendly crochet patterns and tutorials that fits her AuDHD. Read More.
With over 10 years of experience, she specializes in creating clear, approachable designs — especially for babies and kids — to make learning crochet feel simple and enjoyable for every type of brain.
