This pattern is an adaptation of a larger prayer cloth (info on this below). It was designed to be part of a Hooksters for Hope campaign, but can be used for any reason (read blog post on it HERE).

This is considered to be an Beginner level pattern. You will need a basic knowledge of crochet to be able to complete this pattern. I use US terms, and the list of stitches needed are in the pattern.

Materials needed to complete this pattern: worsted weight yarn, F hook (3.75mm), strand of yarn, and a tapestry needle (or other needle to sew in ends).

Once your payment clears, you will receive a link for a downloadable PDF file. You have 5 days to download your pattern before the link will expire, and are limited to 3 download attempts.

**As this is a digital product, no physical item will be shipped. You are purchasing a PDF file only, not a finished product. Also, because of the nature of this item, there are NO refunds.**

Please make sure to read the copyright/usage section so you are aware of how you may use this pattern.

This pattern is a PDF file and you will need an Adobe PDF reader to be able to view it. You can download it for free if you don’t have it by clicking here.

Copyright information: This pattern is ©2014 Southern Belle Crochet (Iris Dongo). The pattern and related photographs contained in it are property of Southern Belle Crochet. The original pattern belongs to the Sadie Sunshine Chapter of Crochet for Cancer. This is my adaptation to make a smaller, pocket sized cloth.

Please feel free to use this to make mini prayer cloths for charity or gifts. If you are looking for an organization to donate to, I highly suggest donating to any chapter of Crochet for Cancer. You can find a list of their chapters on their website (http://crochetforcancer.org) as well as other free patterns to make chemo caps.

If you have any questions regarding this pattern and/or the ways you are allowed to use it, please contact me.

Original pattern can be found at: http://hendersonmemories.blogspot.com/2013/10/prayer-shawl-ministry-pocket-prayer.html . I encourage you to visit her blog and learn about her story.