Easy Crochet Mesh Shrug Pattern, Bell Sleeves and Pompom Hem

An easy, airy mesh shrug you build from one simple rectangle. The whole body is worked in one relaxing repeating stitch, the Y stitch, then folded and seamed into sleeves, so there is no complicated shaping and no sizing math to wrestle with.

Soft bell sleeves and a playful row of crocheted pompoms along the back hem turn a simple make into something people ask about.

Worked in a bulky yarn on a 6mm hook, it grows quickly and feels light enough to wear over a summer dress or to layer against the evening chill.

This is the clean, printable, ad free PDF. No popups, no scrolling past ads, just clear step by step written instructions you can keep beside you and mark up as you work.

At a glance:

• Skill level: easy, beginner friendly
• Finished size: 17 inches tall by 60 inches wide, before folding
• Yarn: bulky weight, about 320 meters
• Hooks: 6mm for the body and sleeves, 5mm for the pompoms
• Written in US terms
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This is an original Sandra Regev pattern. Please do not share or resell the pattern itself, but you are very welcome to sell finished shrugs made from it with credit to Sandra Stitches. Enjoy!