The Lazy Diamond Boho Pocket Shawl by Crystal White-Van Cleemput is your go-to outfit addition for spring, fall, and late summer – especially if you’re into laid-back hippie styles! It features a gorgeous openwork texture that’s both breathable and eye-catching, along with an opulent tassel edging that gives off a chic indie look.
Why You’ll Love This Crochet Pocket Shawl
If you’re looking for a unique handmade accessory for year-round use, this crochet pocket shawl is your best bet. Unlike regular shawls and wraps, it has two big pockets that add practicality and provide a convenient spot to tuck your hands in or stash keys or a phone.
Its fabric forms a generously sized triangle at the back that will cover you nicely, giving that extra bit of warmth. Wear it over your blouse or shirt and create a wonderful layered look.
How to Crochet This Boho Pocket Shawl
For the Lazy Diamond Boho Pocket Shawl Crochet Pattern, you need to know how to make a granny square, work back post single crochets, and be familiar with a basic set of techniques. All this makes it a satisfying project that will suit those ready for something more challenging.
Start making this wrap by working five granny squares, and then join them together to form a beautiful pocket scarf. The bottom border with tassels is optional, but it certainly adds a touch of boho flair. Since the scarf is made of squares, it’s also super easy to customize in size.
Yarn and Hook Recommendations
To make this crochet pocket wrap, you will need approx. 1850 – 2000 yards of worsted yarn and 6 mm hook. The designer used Lion Brand ZZ Twist, but unfortunately, it’s no longer available. Instead, you go for any wool or acrylic yarn in medium weight, such as Red Heart Super Saver or Caron Simply Soft.
Cotton fibers will work too, especially if you want your shawl to have that cool feel, perfect for warmer weather. Choose yarn in a grey shade for full versatility or go for a brighter color if you prefer.
Easy Video Tutorial
Watch the free step-by-step video tutorial below, or buy a PDF written pattern on Ravelry.
