Download now: Patterns for bobble yarn, gradient yarn, and textured yarn

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Get started now with fantastic patterns for bobble yarn, gradient yarn, and textured yarn.

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My “Good Mood” Scarf is knitted with a 4-ply Bobbel yarn with a running length of 1400 m.
The pattern is worked continuously, so it’s perfect for knitting while watching TV.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/43337/gute-laune-schal

The pattern is explained row by row and also shown in a chart; it’s absolutely beginner-friendly.

I crocheted Hippy the Seahorse with a special gradient yarn (Moonlight by Bumbo).  This  yarn is made from a blend of 98% acrylic and 2% polyamide and is dyed in such a way
that the color gradients show up perfectly. A glitter thread is worked into the yarn, giving the
yarn a wonderful metallic shimmer. For the crest, I used a leftover bit of scrubby yarn.
A piece of chenille wire was worked into Hippy’s tail so that it doesn’t unroll again.
Of course, you can also crochet Hippy with any other yarn, but it turns out especially pretty with gradient yarn.

And since we’re already underwater:


the crocheted seashells also look especially pretty and realistic with gradient yarn. However, I recommend a yarn with a short color gradient, such as sock yarn. But in principle, you can use almost any yarn for this. A great project for using up leftovers!

If you don’t want to deal with complicated color patterns, then crochet this Origami Bag

with gradient yarn as well. The bag is made using Tunisian crochet. If you want to learn this technique from scratch, this pattern is perfect for it. The Tunisian simple stitch is explained in detail. Other than that, you don’t have to pay attention to anything else, because you only crochet a rectangle. There are no increases or decreases, and the color pattern comes from the ball of yarn, as mentioned. At the end, the bag is folded in a special way and sewn together. Then we crochet the decorative edging and handle conventionally again.

This shawl is one of my absolute favorite shawls! Why?
- because it’s so wonderfully easy and quick to crochet
- because it’s so cuddly soft, soft, and comfortable
- because it’s so lovely to wear and drape
- because it’s simply fun even while you’re crocheting it
Everything is explained very precisely in the pattern, with step-by-step photos, text, and a crochet chart.

Very well suited for beginners.

Here’s the pattern

Shawl "Gentle Breeze" - this popular shawl stands out with its beautiful lace pattern and versatility. It works up quickly and is wonderfully airy and light.

Click here for the pattern


 For the “Meeresgrund” cable-pattern scarf, I used a
Bobbel from 
Lady Dee´s Traumgarne W03 Meeresgrund 4-ply (70% acrylic, 30% wool), 750 m, 300 g. I knitted it with 5.5 mm needles.
Thanks to the wool content, the scarf is wonderfully cozy and warm, and perfect for beach walks in the fall. Of course, it can also be worn anywhere else ;)
The scarf consists of a mix of cables and a lace pattern, which can also be expanded flexibly. Especially for beginners, there is a photo tutorial for the cabling, so the scarf is very easy for anyone who knows knit and purl stitches to make.
Here’s the pattern and all the details

Simple pattern—great effect!
The Ruhrpott Sunrise is an asymmetrical triangular shawl that looks great on both women and men ♥

All you need is a yarn cake (3- or 4-ply) with at least 1,000 m of yardage and a crochet hook in the appropriate size (3.0 or 3.5), and you’re ready to go!

The crochet pattern includes both a written version with pictures and a small crochet chart.

The “Wuchtbrumme” also stands out thanks to its very simple pattern ♥
A twisted gradient yarn (e.g., Scheepjes Whirl) or 6-ply sock yarn works best here.

The crochet pattern includes both a written version (with pictures) and a small crochet chart.

In the beginning, there was the Bobbel ...



Then came the crochet pattern ...



And then the blanket was already finished. Well, it doesn't happen quite that fast. You do have to be a little diligent. But the pattern is super easy, and you can crochet the blanket as large as you like.

I hope you have lots of fun with this project.
Warm regards from Ina

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This cute sleep sack can be made in two sizes. The sleep sack is made of soft merino wool and keeps the baby warm without making them sweat. They can kick to their heart’s content without kicking off a blanket.

The beautiful color effects come directly from the ball of yarn and emerge as you knit. I hope you enjoy this lovely project.

Warm regards from Ina

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You can easily crochet this little magical doll jacket yourself. The color effects come from the skein. Of course, you can also crochet it in a single color—anything is possible. There is a matching little dress to wear underneath.

I hope you have lots of fun with this pattern, and that the doll moms have fun playing with it.

Best wishes from Ina

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PS. I’ll quickly show you what the set looks like in one or two colors:

Sunny is a truly cozy shawl; thanks to the many puff stitches, it turns out really soft even with a 3-ply yarn cake :-)
1000 m, 3-ply yarn cake
double crochet, chain stitches, puff stitches (explained in words and pictures), picot
Pattern

With Uwagi you’ll have a companion for fall days.
The RVO jacket has no seams and can be easily adjusted to the size that’s right for you.

I cut off the last color section of the yarn cake I used and split it in half so the sleeves would be even.

The PDF file consists of two pages.

Whether it’s original NORO yarn, another gradient yarn, or a bobbel – the Snuggly Snuggle shawl is absolutely wonderful for using up those one or two skeins of gorgeous yarn you bought on sale without knowing what to make with them.
The shawl is beginner-friendly and a lot of fun!
More info here: CLICK!