My and my daughter love the idea of the Crochet Pocket shawl! I decided to make my daughter’s Pocket Shawl with a cable style. Sorta like the one I made myself, “the Cable pocket shawl” because my daughter liked mine so much. But I decided for hers I went with more of a basic row repeat to give it more of a cable line look and feel. I really like how the Starfish stitch looks in this design! How about you?

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Star Fish Pocket Shawl – Free Crochet pattern

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Size Of Finished shawl

Length – 27 inches and 68 cms

Width – 7 Inches and 17 ½ cms

For this project you will need:

HOOK: 5 mm hook or size H hook for the US

YARN: 5 skeins of worsted weight yarn, 4 ply US, 10 ply AU

100 grams / 3.5. oz

240 meters / 262 yards

Tapestry Needle

Another yarn brand with color options

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ABBREVIATIONS

ch = Chain

sl st = Slip Stitch

st = Stitch

sk = Skip

beg = beginning

YO = Yarn Over

FPSC = Front Post Single Crochet

BPSC = Back Post Single Crochet

FPDC = Front Post Double Crochet

BPDC = Back Post Double Crochet

SC = Single Crochet

DC = Double Crochet

HDC = Half Double Crochet

SCFS = Single Crochet foundation stitch

Repeat what’s in between * for rest of round.

Special Stitch:

Star Fish Stitch:

Row 1 of stitch – sc in first stitch, * skip 2 sts, then DC 5 into same stitch, skip 2 sts, sc in next.

Row 2 of stitch – sc into first stitch, then do a * FPSC into the first dc post of the shell, BPSC into next post of the shell, FPSC into the middle dc post of the shell, BPSC into next post of the shell, FPSC into the last post dc of the shell, then sc into next sc.

TUTORIAL – If you need a video tutorial to help you do the Star Fish stitch you can find them below as well as links to other patterns that use this stitch.

THE TUTORIAL for the Star Fish Stitch
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LEFT HANDED VERSION

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Other patterns that use the Star Fish stitch are:

Star Fish Stitch Scarf

Star Fish Stitch Slouch Hat

Crochet Sideways Beanie

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To Start

Ch 60

Row 1

HDC in 3^rd ch from hook. HDC in all 59 sts. The beginning ch 2 also counts as a stitch so you should have 60 sts total. CH 2 and turn.

Row 2

Ch 2 does not count as a stitch – use first stitch of row

HDC in First 2 HDC’s.

BPDC on post of next HDC.

HDC in next 2 HDC’s.

| Sc in next st, sk 2 sts

DC 5 in next st. sk 2 sts

Sc in next st, sk 2 sts

DC 5 in next st. sk 2 sts

Sc in next

HDC in next 2 sts, BPDC in next,

HDC in next 2 sts |

Repeat what’s in between the | 2 more times.

Ch 2 and turn.

Row 3

Ch 2 does not count as a stitch – use first stitch of row

HDC in First 2 HDC’s.

FPDC on post of next FPDC. Your BP now turned into FP

HDC in next 2 HDC’s.

| Sc in next st, sk 2 sts

You’ll be working your 5 DC’s of your shell as follows:

FPSC , BPSC , FPSC , BPSC , FPSC .

Sc in next st, sk 2 sts

FPSC , BPSC , FPSC , BPSC , FPSC .

Sc in next

HDC in next 2 sts, FPDC on FPDC ,

HDC in next 2 sts |

Repeat what’s in between the | 2 more times.

This should bring you up to your last 3 stitches of the row.

HDC in those last 2 sts. Ch 2 and turn.

Row 4

Ch 2 does not count as a stitch – use first stitch of row

HDC in First 2 HDC’s.

FPDC on post of next FPDC.

HDC in next 2 HDC’s.

Sc in next st, sk 2 sts

| You’ll be working your 5 DC’s in the center BPSC, so skip 2 sts and

DC 5 in middle BPSC the skip 2 sts,

SC in your SC | repeat 1 more time for your other shell.

HDC in next 2 sts, BPDC on BPDC,

HDC in next 2 sts |

Repeat what’s in between the | 2 more times.

Ch 2 and turn.

Finishing your shawl

Repeat rows 2 and 3 until you reach desired size.

When you’re ready to finish your shawl these will be your last row 2 ROWS.

Last Row 1

HDC in First 2 HDC’s.

BPDC on BPDC,

*| HDC in next 2 sts, ch 2 and skip 2 sts and

sc in the middle stitch (It’s the same stitch that you were putting 5 DC’s before)

Ch 2 and skip 2 and sc in the sc. | repeat one more time for the next shell.

Sc in the sc

HDC in next 2 HDC’s,

BPDC on BPDC*

Repeat what’s between *’s 2 more times.

End of row:

The HDC in last 5 HDC’s

Ch 2 and turn.

Last Row 2

HDC in First 2 HDC’s.

FPDC on FPDC,

HDC in next 2 HDC’s

* | sc in sc, SC 2 in the ch 2 space | repeat 4 more times.

Then HDC in the next 2 HDC’s

FPDC on FPDC

Then HDC in the next 2 HDC’s *

Repeat what’s in between *’s for row.

To end:

HDC in next 2 HDC’s,

FPDC on FPDC,

HDC in last HDC’s. Ch 1 and cut yarn.

Leave enough of a tail to hide it with a tapestry needle.

Making the pockets

To Start

Ch 25

Row 1

HDC in 3^rd ch from hook. HDC in the rest of your chains.

At the end of your row you should have 23 sts.

Ch 2 and turn

The turning Ch 2 does not count as a stitch in this pattern. So just ignore it on a row, it’s only for turning purposes.

Row 2

HDC in the first 2 sts.

FPDC on the post of the next HDC.

HDC in next 8 sts.

FPDC on the post of the next HDC.

HDC in next 8 sts.

FPDC on the post of the next HDC.

HDC in the last 2 sts.

Ch 2 and turn

Row 3

I am calling the FPDC’s from last row BPDC’s because they are facing away from you.

HDC in the first 2 sts.

BPDC on the BPDC .

HDC in next 8 sts.

BPDC on the BPDC .

HDC in next 8 sts.

BPDC on the BPDC .

HDC in the last 2 sts.

Ch 2 and turn

Row 4

I am calling the BPDC’s from last row FPDC’s because they are facing you.

HDC in the first 2 sts.

FPDC on the FPDC .

HDC in next 8 sts.

FPDC on the FPDC .

HDC in next 8 sts.

FPDC on the FPDC

HDC in the last 2 sts.

Ch 2 and turn

Repeat rows 3 and 4 until you have a TOTAL of 20 rows.

Also your POST stitches should be BPDC’s this row.

Row 21

HDC in first 2 sts,

BPDC on BPDC,

Then alternate. 7 times