Yarn cakes + gradient yarn + effect yarn // yarn cake leftovers + gradient yarn leftovers + effect yarn leftovers

Dear users, dear authors,
In this thread, you’ll find wonderful patterns for working with yarn cakes , gradient yarn , and effect yarn , as well as for yarn cake leftovers , gradient yarn leftovers, and effect yarn leftovers. Shop now and get started right away.

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Cheerful, colorful tunic made from summer cake yarn

Here, 1000m of 3-strand cake yarn was used to create a light and airy tunic.  The soft color gradients really stand out thanks to the strictly geometric pattern.

The pattern includes plenty of pictures showing each row and step.

Oh, and apart from the yarn ends at the beginning and end, thanks to RVO there’s nothing to weave in 😘


Cable Pattern Scarf “Seabed” 

The “Seabed” scarf has a wonderful combination of cable and lace patterns.
For the winter version, I used a gradient cake yarn (750 m yardage) with wool, but it can also be knitted as a summer model using lightweight cotton/acrylic gradient yarn. The scarf is 185 cm long and 33 cm wide; both can easily be adjusted to your own individual measurements.
The scarf can also be worked very nicely as a loop scarf by sewing the ends together.
The pattern includes photo tutorials that explain the cables very simply for beginners.


If you still have small scraps of gradient yarn with relatively short color transitions, you can crochet these beautiful shells. They look very natural and make a great decoration, e.g., for the bathroom or for a nautical door wreath. With this pattern, you can crochet 3 different shells.
Get the pattern here!

Knitting Pattern for a Lightweight Triangle Shawl





You should be familiar with knit and purl stitches, as well as yarn overs and knitting stitches together, to work this lace pattern.

The shawl consists of 2 different stitch patterns. The patterns are described in detail row by row, and you’ll also find a knitting chart. For my shawls, I used Schachenmayr Tahiti and Lana Grossa “Shades of Cotton Linen” 840 m / 200 g.

You can find more information and pictures here

Crochet pattern for a triangular shawl. Crocheted from the wonderful Tahiti yarn by Schachenmayr, it makes a great summer shawl (99% cotton).

You should be familiar with chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, and double crochet. It is started at the point and crocheted to the desired size by increasing at the edge. At the end, the shawl gets a beautiful finish with a pattern row.

Here you’ll find the pattern, pictures, and yarn suggestions for the “Abschlussball” shawl 

Great shawl/scarf with an unusual pattern!

The shawl is crocheted from one side to the other, so you decide the size.
This one was crocheted with a Scheepjes Whirl, and with a size 3 hook the shawl is about 178 cm long and 78 cm wide (finished and blocked).
Of course, you can also use any other gradient yarn ♥

Crochet Pattern Shawl LAVENDER

Gets you in the mood for summer: A quick and easy-to-crochet triangular shawl—airy, light, and chic!
The shawl is crocheted from the side and is symmetrical. It is narrower than the well-known triangular shawls, making it versatile: e.g., as a scarf, shawl, hip scarf, quickly wrapped top,
loop, etc.

Click here for the pattern

Shawl "Gentle Breeze" - a fluffy shawl, beautiful and versatile - for snuggling up, dreaming, and feeling good. Thanks to the lace pattern, the shawl drapes wonderfully loosely and softly. This makes it very comfortable and wearable in many different ways.

Click here for the pattern

Summer Scarf Tintasola
a colorful eye-catcher for summer


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The lace scarf stands out with its simple yet effective pattern.

The scarf is absolutely suitable for beginners, as only chain stitches and double crochet stitches are needed.
The pattern, like all my patterns, is richly illustrated and describes everything step by step. A crochet chart is also included.

The scarf shown is approx. 28 cm wide and 210 cm long. It was crocheted using 150 g of 4-ply Bobbel yarn (yardage 190 m/50 g). The dimensions can be easily adjusted.

If you still have leftovers from your last Bobbel project , you can use this pattern to crochet a quick gift for kids starting school, or a pretty package for small gifts and sweets.
For this, you'll need approx. 80 g (approx. 320 m) of a Bobbel with a yardage of 200 m / 50 g.
But other leftover yarn can also be used with this pattern. Just take a look at the detailed pattern description...

   Here’s the pattern

Have fun crocheting!