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The Wanderlust Shawl: Pocketed Shawl Crochet Pattern

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One garment you didn’t know you needed until now? The Wanderlust Shawl! This shawl is warm, it has pockets, and is perfect to wear over your favorite top. It’s a quick one to crochet, too!

Wanderlust Shawl with Pockets crochet pattern

The Wanderlust Shawl

This pocketed shawl crochet pattern is lightweight but substantial enough to offer extra warmth whether you’re poking around the house, headed to the supermarket, or gallivanting across the country. Because I love to travel, and because I’ll be taking this shawl with me everywhere we go, I decided to name it The Wanderlust Shawl. Did I mention it has pockets?! 😀

This shawl almost feels like a poncho with the warmth it provides. The open stitch work means that this works up quickly and the drape is to die for! I love how it stays on your shoulders rather than constantly falling down. So sleek and so chic!

From the front it almost looks as if it is a slouchy sweater and in the back it is just long enough to cover the waistline. I’m drooling over this yarn choice.

For this shawl pattern we are using Twill yarn from WeCrochet, the sister site to Knit Picks. This yarn is a gorgeous worsted weight, 100% Superwash Merino Wool. The sheen of this yarn is perfection and it feels so soft against your skin. It is bouncy, amazingly soft, and it is machine washable! We are pairing this yummy yarn with a 7mm crochet hook to create nice, open stitches that have a beautiful squish factor.

This pattern is available on Ravelry, Etsy, or in the Heart Hook Home shop Thank you!

Materials:

Knit Picks Twill worsted weight (Horchata Heather pictured)
-approx. 880 yards

Crochet hook in size 7mm

Gauge:

12 dc sts x 7 rows = 4” square

Finished Dimensions: approx. 20” x 62” (not including fringe)

This pattern is available on Ravelry and on Etsy. If you would like to sample some of my crochet patterns, there are oodles of them here. Sort by type, stitch, yarn type, and more!

Wanderlust Shawl Crochet Pattern

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Comments

  1. Belinda MacDonald says

    Ashlea, I found the lovely Wanderlust shawl on Pinterest where it said the pattern was free and then the link sent me to a second site where they also listed the pattern as being free but now when I finally have a link for the pattern I have to buy the pattern first before I can get it. I wanted to make the Wanderlust shawl for my adult daughter because this is the first time in 30 yrs she has asked me to make her anything specific. Now I'm confused and frustrated, why would this pattern be listed as being a free pattern on 2 different sites if it isn't. I would greatly appreciate the link or address to the site where I can download the Wanderlust shawl pattern free of charge as I cannot afford to pay for it nor is it right or fair that Pinterest and the linked diy site list this pattern as being free. I appreciate your attention to this message and look forward to your reply. Sincerely Belinda MacDonald
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      Hi Brittany! You can...however it might turn out smaller, or, if you can match gauge, it might be a bit holey"er".
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  3. Misty Cosman says

    Hi Ashlea! ☺️ Could you help me? I have a friend that I'm making another one of your Wanderlust Shawls for, but she would like it for her young daughter. If she wants it 12" shorter, how many rows would you recommend? Thank you for your time and patterns. 10/4/20
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  5. Laura says

    I am really struggling with the second DC in the chain. I think that I am doing my chain 2 very loosely, but I need to use my thumbs to stretch the stitch to get the hook thru. It’s taking a long time......suggestions?
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  6. Annette Specht says

    I wish i could have this pattern , its beautiful, And also want the "Go with the Flow" poncho, too, :(
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      Hi Carol! This pattern is available on ravelry here: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/wanderlust-shawl
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  9. Monica says

    I’m so confused. I’m on the pockets and have no clue what your pictures are showing. Am I supposed to attach from the bottom of the piece or from the top of the pocket? Did you make a video of this part? Thank you for any help and thank you for your patterns!
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  10. Michele says

    Hi Ashlea! First off, I LOVE all your patterns! But for the life of me, I can not understand how to do the pockets. I understand that you are joining the pocket to the main piece as you go along, but I have looked at the photos and read and re-read the directions. I do not understand this part at all! Is there a video on how to attach the pockets? I didn’t see one but that would be very helpful. I am so close to being done this gorgeous piece but unable to finish it! Please help!!
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      Hi Michele! I am sorry you are struggling with the pockets. Unfortunately, I do not have a video for this, but if you would like you can email me at support@hearthookhome.com and we can try to get it figured out for you.
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  12. Theresa arleth says

    Hi Ashlea, I am on the pockets of the wanderlust shawl. As you are crocheting are you attaching as you go along, meaning on all 3 sides? Or are you doing a call and attaching at the end? Thank you, Theresa
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    • Heart Hook Home says

      Hi Theresa! You are working from the bottom of the pocket (which is attached) to the top, attaching the sides at the end of each row. Does that make sense?
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  13. Pamala Florentin says

    Ashlea, I have been crocheting on and off for years but i still feel like a beginner. I do more ripping than finishing. I just wanted to say you are a talented inspiration. From one Kansas girl to another "Bravo!"
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