Using Gift Yarn / Using Bobbel Gifts

Dear users, dear authors,
here in this thread you’ll find patterns that are perfect for using up Christmas gift yarn or Bobbel gifts.
Shop now and get started right away.

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc.

Did you get some cozy merino yarn as a gift? =) This gorgeous winter hat is knitted with Lanartus and Schachenmayr! Perfect for your ski vacation ;) 












Click here for the knitting pattern!



Or did you get a new stash of Schachenmayr Catania for Christmas? :D Then this little bunny is just the thing for you! Plus, I can already see Easter on the horizon! xD









Click here for the crochet pattern!



And here you can take advantage of the post-Christmas discount! These beautiful, stylish little angels are now 50% off! You’ll need Schachenmayr Catania for this one, too ;)











Click here for the crochet pattern!

My “Dragon Bow” is knitted using a 100 m yarn cake, but it can easily be made longer or shorter.
The stitch patterns are explained in detail and also shown in a chart.
It’s a fun and varied project to knit and looks great in any color.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/54903/anlis-drachenbogen-gestricktes-dreieckstuch

If you received some sock yarn as a gift, I have some lovely baby and toddler projects for you here. Leggings are all the rage this time of year because they keep you nice and warm and are also super comfortable. And best of all: they’re quick and easy to knit.

Click here for the knitting pattern for the model for babies aged 3–18 months



This 4-piece set can be knitted from the leftover yarn.
Click here for the knitting pattern.



These sock yarn leggings fit ages 3–5.
Click here for the knitting pattern.

You can knit this beautiful scarf from a large skein with a length of 600 m per 100 grams.

You should be familiar with knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, and knitting stitches together.
This pattern can also be worked as a wide shawl by continuing the increases until you reach the desired width.

Click here and you’ll find yarn suggestions and the pattern

This gorgeous shawl features a beautiful lace pattern. Christmas gift yarn is ideal for this project.

You should be familiar with knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, and increases and decreases. The shawl is started at the tip, so you can adjust the size individually.

Click here and you will be taken to the pattern and yarn suggestion

Bobbel yarn is perfect for crocheting baby blankets, and the color gradient shows off especially beautifully.

With this pattern, you can crochet a baby blanket based on an original design by my grandma. You can use either cotton yarn, a blended yarn with acrylic content, or high-quality merino wool—depending on whether you want it to be a light summer blanket or a warm fall/winter blanket.

   Here’s the pattern

Or you can crochet a similar model with lots of ♥ ♥ ♥.

Here’s the pattern   

You can crochet both models for boys and girls in whatever colors you like. Depending on the yarn you use, you’ll have a wonderful gift for a newborn for any season.
Both patterns each include written instructions as well as a crochet chart for a better overview. 

And now—have fun crocheting!

If you have leftover gradient yarn cakes afterwards, you can use them for a small school cone. You can combine all kinds of colors and create a creative wrapping for small gifts for the first day of school.

   Go to the pattern here

A great headband with a braided cable pattern! The “Ayleen” headband keeps your ears warm and is fluffy and soft. You’ll need less than 50g of yarn, and it’s an exciting, quick project for the cold season. 









Click here for the knitting pattern!

Did you receive a Bobbel made from folded yarn as a gift and still have no idea what to make from it?

Maybe you’ll like Lucille.
This pull-through scarf is very easy to crochet and a lovely companion for next spring.

You’ll need about 800 m of folded yarn, 4-ply.

The pattern is available here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/54301/schultertuch-steckschal-lucille-haekelanleitung




The Emma wrap can be crocheted from many different types of yarn and, with its asymmetrical, softly draping shape, fits dress sizes 40–54 well.
The pattern includes detailed instructions for 2 variations (crocheted with a coarse and a fine stitch pattern).

You can get the pattern here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/55204/ueberwurf-emma-in-einheitsgroesse-haekelanleitung-mit-2-varianten




Actually, I made this one with yarn I received as a Christmas gift from a good friend :D This beautiful Tunisian-crocheted shawl collar is ultra-cozy. "Catherine" features a gorgeous pattern—the ideal project for beginners in Tunisian crochet. But even if you’re already advanced in this technique, the "Catherine" shawl collar is a quick project that’s a ton of fun and delivers fantastic results. So grab your crochet hook!




Click here for the pattern!