I've gotten carried away with shawls. There are lots of patterns out there for pocket shawls. This one though, is a Beverly Original. The crossed double crochet stitch adds nice texture. My sister thinks this shawl is just what she needs for running outside during cool mornings or evenings. Sorry the picture is blurry.
This shawl is done in the virus stitch, so called because the shells multiply like a virus. It is also known as the German shells stitch. The simple picot edge finishes it off nicely. You can find numerous virus stitch tutorials on YouTube.
This mesh shawl isn't for warmth. It's for looks. The YouTube tutorial is below the picture. It's in Spanish, but that's not a big deal. This shawl is really easy, so just adjust the video speed to .5 and follow along. If you are distracted by the audio, hit the mute button. The tutorial suggests adding tassels, but I left those off.
Chal a crochet en punto red
(Crochet Shawl in Net Stitch)
