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6-Day Sideways Pocket Shawl

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6-Day Sideways Pocket Shawl
Two pictures of a woman wearing a crocheted cardigan.

If you are looking for a beautiful fall clothing accessory with an interesting design, crochet the 6-Day Sideways Pocket Shawl designed by Betty McKnit. It comes in an eye-catching chevron pattern and features two practical pockets with stylish ribbing that you can use to keep your hands warm or hold your essentials, such as keys or phone. Wear it over your favorite blouse or turtleneck and enjoy the coziness of this handmade wrap!

Why Is It Called the “6-Day” Sideways Pocket Shawl?

Do you remember Betty McKnit’s 6-Day Kid Blanket? This crochet pocket shawl incorporates the same chevron design that was used for the afghan. If you are one of those crocheters who have given this blanket a try, this shawl will be an enjoyable throwback to that iconic pattern!

Is This Crochet Pocket Shawl Pattern Beginner-Friendly?

This crochet wrap with pockets is a rewarding project suitable for intermediates. It’s worked with a chevron pattern that includes a clever combination of basic and more complex stitches, like double crochet three-together stitches, reverse single crochets, or crossed double crochets. The shawl builds up from the chain and can be adjusted to any length.

What’s the Best Yarn for This Project?

The 6-Day Sideways Pocket Shawl crochet pattern is so versatile and adaptable, you can work it in three different weights – DK, worsted, or bulky.

The designer recommends using one of these options:

  • Lion Brand Mandala
  • Lion Brand Hue and Me
  • Lion Brand Color Made Easy

Chevron designs are a great canvas for experimentation with different shade combinations and color changes. If having to weave in a lot of yarn tails despises you, this pattern will also work beautifully with self-striping yarns and gradient colorways.

What Colors Should I Use?

For best effects, choose three colors that are in the same family but separated by a few shades. The design allows you to play around with the colorway in many ways, so you can really get creative with this shawl project. If you’d like to spice it up, you can add one more shade that will contrast nicely with the others.

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