Bobbel yarn + gradient yarn + effect yarn + leftovers: Now use them skillfully.

Dear users, dear authors,
How about new designs for Bobbel yarn, gradient yarn, effect yarn, or also for Bobbel leftovers, mini Bobbels, baby Bobbels, effect yarn leftovers, gradient yarn leftovers, and of course leftover yarn of all kinds?
This is going to be great. Get started.

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image as well as the usual info.

The crocheted shells are particularly well suited to leftover yarn with shorter colour changes (such as sock yarn). This creates pretty patterns on the surface of the shells. But you can also use other leftover yarn (preferably in pastel colours) for this project. This crochet pattern includes instructions for 3 different types of shells. Together, they make a great decoration, for example for the bathroom or toilet.
Click here for the pattern!

Triangular Shawl "Aquamarin"
This airy, soft shawl is crocheted from the side and is perfectly symmetrical. The lace pattern is a combination of crossed double crochets, chain stitches, and single crochets.

The pattern is described in great detail (crossed double crochets are explained step by step), with many step-by-step photos, text, and a crochet chart.

Go to the pattern here



This playful, romantic keychain—featuring a sun hat and flip-flops—is a lovely addition to your bag or home. Not only does it look charming, but it also has room for a shopping chip or a euro coin, if you’d like.

The charm is quick to crochet, suitable for beginners, and perfect for using up leftover yarn.

It also makes a great gift or little present. So grab some leftover yarn and a crochet hook and get started.

Click here for the pattern

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

Click here for the pattern

With just one 50 g skein of yarn, you can knit a pair of beautiful wrist warmers. Depending on your wardrobe or preference, you can knit them in a solid color or with a gradient yarn. The special features are the beautiful, striking cable on the top and the shaped thumb gusset. The inside is knitted in stockinette stitch. The cuff is knitted to be stretchy. These wrist warmers not only look good, they also fit perfectly on every hand and every wrist.  

The pattern is also doable for knitting beginners, as I explain and show everything in detail. We knit with a set of double-pointed needles.

Feel free to take a look at my examples. Here you’ll find the photos, information, and the pattern.

I hope you have lots of fun with this pattern. Yours, Ina

With this baby sleep sack made from soft and breathable merino wool, in which every baby will feel completely cozy, the color gradient comes straight from the ball of yarn. You can also use the sleep sack (2 sizes available) as a sleeping bag or swaddle sack. The double cuff in an elastic rib pattern adapts to every little baby belly.

Knitting the cable pattern is especially fun because the color from the ball of yarn keeps creating new color combinations. The pattern is a little addictive.

The sleep sack also makes a lovely gift for parents-to-be. If you would like to use the sleep sack in a Maxi-Cosi as well, you can add an opening for threading through the safety belt. I have included this optional variation.

The knitting pattern is also well suited for beginner knitters, because on 20 pages I explain and show you everything step by step and in great detail. Click here for more pictures, information, and the pattern.

I hope you have lots of fun with this project. Yours, Ina

Spicy Autumn is a versatile scarf/stole/or even poncho, if you add buttons or sew it together at the side.
With a cake that has about 1000 to 1200 m yardage, it is easy to knit.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/43115/gestrickter-poncho-oder-schal-spicy-autumn

The pattern is explained in detail and also shown with a chart.

Here, too, the color gradient comes directly from the ball of yarn. These little enchanting ponchos for the dolls of your daughters and granddaughters are easy and quick to crochet. You can crochet the poncho in different versions and also make a matching hat to go with it.

Everything is very straightforward to crochet from just a few grams of yarn. Ideal for using up leftovers and also for crochet beginners. I explain and show you everything in great detail.

I hope you have lots of fun with this project. Yours, Ina

Click here to see more pictures, information, and the pattern.



  

The elegant GLOWING EMBERS stole is knitted using a combination of simple lace patterns, making it a varied and enjoyable knitting project. The pointed ends are perfectly finished with the attached tassels. Detailed knitting charts guide you through the individual sections of the stole. You can use any 4-ply gradient yarn; I would recommend a yarn that transitions from one color to another.
This stole is a great project for your vacation, so pack your yarn and knitting needles right away! You can find more details and the pattern here: Stola GLOWING EMBERS

Have fun knitting, and wishing you a wonderful summer,
Annette

  

MALOU - the wrist warmers with the fun factor! This is where yarns with short color gradients come into play, and you only need 50 g of yarn in 4-ply sock yarn weight! The lace zigzag pattern is exciting to knit and, because it contracts elastically in width, ensures the perfect fit. I love these wrist warmers with their touch of extravagance and their many color-design possibilities: whether solid-colored, striped, or in a gradient—get creative and simply try out different variations! You can knit from both a knitting chart and written instructions; the pattern includes both!
So quickly pack some yarn and a set of double-pointed needles in your vacation suitcase—the knitting pattern can be found here:
MALOU wrist warmers

Wishing you lots of joy while knitting,
Annette

And here’s another great knitting project for your vacation suitcase: Loop HEDDA! 1 skein of gradient yarn (= 150 g/450 m) is enough to knit this loop! 2 different lace patterns, along with the exciting color gradients, provide plenty of variety, and with size 4 knitting needles, this pretty cowl will be finished in no time and ready to wear right after your vacation. And as always: You can work either from the knitting chart or from the written pattern description; the detailed pattern includes both!

Further details and the knitting pattern can be found here: Loop HEDDA

Lots of fun knitting wishes you
Annette

If you have about 80 g left over from working with a Bobbel with a yardage of 1000 m / 250 g, this is exactly the right pattern for it.

For some children, the first day of school is not far off, and these little school cones are perfect for wrapping small gifts, sweets, or money for school starters .

   Here’s the pattern

Crocheted with a size 3 crochet hook, the school cone measures 25 cm in total - the fillable cone is approx. 15 cm high and has a diameter of 12 cm. You can also use other leftover yarn - see the pattern description for more detailed information. 

And now have fun crocheting!