Halloween Trick or Treat Bag Crochet Pattern – The Perfect DIY Project for the Spooky Season – Crochet

This cozy and customizable pocket scarf is worked in the ever-so-satisfying moss stitch, giving it a beautiful texture and relaxed drape that just begs to be snuggled into. It’s the kind of project that looks effortlessly stylish but feels like a warm hug — ideal for crisp morning walks, evenings by the fire, or those days when you want to be comfy and put together.

Designed to match your wingspan, this scarf wraps you up perfectly from end to end. The pattern includes easy-to-follow size options from Small to 2XL, so you can tailor it to your exact fit — whether you’re petite, tall, or somewhere in between. And let’s talk about those pockets — big, practical, and perfect for warming your hands or stashing your phone, a snack, or your latest WIP notes.

Whether you’re crocheting it for yourself, making it as a thoughtful handmade gift, or getting a head start on market prep, this moss stitch scarf is a relaxing and rewarding project you’ll want to make again and again. Plus, with simple construction and a rhythmic stitch repeat, it’s beginner-friendly and a great way to show off your favorite chunky yarn.

So grab your hook, pick your color, and let’s make something cozy you’ll actually wear.

 Materials

• 28 oz / 988 yds of  any color you wish in (Weight 5 Bulky)– approx. 4 skeins 
• Size L / 8.0 mm crochet hook 
• Yarn needle 
• Scissors 

Stitches and Abbreviations

CH – Chain.
SC – Single Crochet .
BLOSC – Back Loop Only Single Crochet.
ST(s) – Stitch(es). 

 Gauge & Finished Size For This Shawl

• Gauge: 5 sc x 6 rows = 2 inches 
• Finished Size: 
  • Length: 67″ after stretch from wear 
  • Width: 16.5″ 
  • Unstretched width: approx. 60″ 

 Choosing Your Shawl Size

Measure your wingspan (fingertip to fingertip). Use this to choose your size: I would say most people are an average Medium size.

 Abbreviations

• CH – Chain 
• SC – Single Crochet 
• BLOSC – Back Loop Only Single Crochet 
• ST(s) – Stitch(es) 

 Shawl Instructions

Starting Chains by Size:

• Small – CH 131 
• Medium – CH 141 
• Large – CH 151 
• X-Large – CH 161 
• 2XL – CH 171 

Row 1: SC in 2nd CH from hook. SC across. Turn.
Rows 2–6: CH1, turn, BLOSC in each ST across.

Row 7:
CH1, turn, BLOSC in first 30 STs,
CH1, skip 1 ST, SC in next ST — repeat the moss stitch section for:

• Small: 35 repeats 
• Medium: 40 repeats 
• Large: 45 repeats 
• X-Large: 50 repeats 
• 2XL: 55 repeats 

Then BLOSC in last 30 STs.

Rows 8–44:
CH1, turn, BLOSC in first 30 STs,
CH1, skip 1 ST, SC in next CH space — repeat same number of times as above,
BLOSC in last 30 STs.

Row 45:
CH1, turn, BLOSC in first 30 STs,
BLOSC in next ST, BLOSC in next CH — repeat based on size,
BLOSC in last 30 STs.

Rows 46–50:
CH1, turn, BLOSC across entire row.
Fasten off and weave in ends.

 Pockets (Make 2)

CH 27

Row 1: SC in 2nd CH from hook and across (26 STs).
Rows 2–11: CH1, turn, SC across.
Row 12: CH1, SC in first 2 STs, CH1, skip 1 ST, SC in next — repeat 11 times, SC in last 2 STs.
Rows 13–20: CH1, SC in first 2 STs, CH1, skip 1, SC in next CH space — repeat 11 times, SC in last 2 STs.
Row 21: CH1, BLOSC in first 2 STs, BLOSC in next ST, BLOSC in next CH — repeat 11 times, BLOSC in last 2 STs.
Rows 22–26: CH1, BLOSC across.
Fasten off, leaving a 2–3 ft tail for sewing.

 Assembling the Shawl

• Position each pocket 1 inch from the short edge of the shawl. 
• Center between the two long sides. 

To attach:
Use the long yarn tail and a yarn needle to sew down three sides of the pocket using a running stitch.
Secure with a knot, weave in ends.
Repeat on the other side.