Bobbel, Gradient Yarn + Effect Yarn: Make Exciting Projects Now

Dear users, dear designers,
here you’ll find new and tried-and-true projects for Bobbel, gradient yarn and effect yarn. Shop now.

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

For everyone who loves glitter, there is the triangular shawl Ice Princess.

The shawl weighs 200 g and measures 155 x 68 cm.
The two-page PDF file is suitable for advanced crocheters.

To the pattern: *click*

A scarf? A loop? A stole? With this pattern, you can decide what to make—and in what length or width. I used thin, hand-dyed yarn. But I can also imagine that gradient yarn would produce a very pretty result.

Since the pretty lace pattern repeats, you can easily vary the length and width. You should have good knitting experience.

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Bouclé yarn creates lovely effects when knitting. This vest also has a slimming effect—thanks to the vertical stripes. The vest is slightly fitted and fits sizes 40 and 42.

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This jacket for toddlers ages 1.5 and up is knitted from Bobbal cotton. Leftover yarn in matching colors was chosen for the colorful stripes. It also comes with a hat, which is handy in the spring.

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This pretty market bag is very easy to crochet. It’s made using the basic Tunisian stitch, which makes it nice and sturdy. You’ll need a Tunisian crochet hook.

The Tunisian crochet technique is explained in detail in the pattern and is also suitable for beginners. There’s no need to increase or decrease stitches when making this bag. You simply crochet a rectangle, which is then folded in the origami style and sewn together.

The bag turns out especially beautiful when made with gradient yarn, whether it’s twisted or in a yarn cake. Click here for the crochet pattern for the origami bag.



The “Blue Lagoon” knit sweater stands out thanks to its various turquoise-blue stripes. Sock yarn with a color gradient was used here, so you don’t have to worry about the color sequence. The sweater is knitted in a simple lace pattern that repeats every 2 rows. This makes it wonderfully light and suitable for wearing all year round.

The knitting pattern covers sizes 36–46.

Click here for the knitting pattern for the “Blue Lagoon” sweater:

My Good Mood Scarf lives up to its name while you’re knitting it, with the right color choice.
The pattern is written out row by row and also shown as a chart.

Whether you use gradient yarns or color-coordinated leftover yarn:
This scarf is elegant, very classy, and very easy to make.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/45285/schal-old-english-tweed

Young ladies love glitter too—especially combined with magical characters...

This "Life is magic" gym bag, knitted in double-face, is an enchanting accessory for all unicorn fans. The glitter thread makes the gym bag sparkle beautifully.



Here is the knitting pattern for the "Life is magic" gym bag



This reversible "Magic Meadow" beanie is also knitted with a carried-along glitter thread. Of course, only in the places that do not rest against the skin, so the hat is cuddly soft even for very sensitive children's skin. This beanie is knitted in double-face, making it extra dense, nice and warm, and wearable on both sides.



Here is the knitting pattern for the reversible "Magic Meadow" beanie

       


Cindy Crochet Blouse

The Cindy crochet blouse shows off cotton yarn with a gradient especially beautifully. You can find the pattern in my Blickfang-Design store. 

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Daphne Triangle Shawl

You can achieve a beautiful gradient with a glitter effect with the Daphne triangle shawl. In this textured pattern, one shell follows the next. Even so, the triangle shawl is easy to make. Stop by my Blickfang-Design store. You can get the pattern there.

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Scarf with Spirals Yayoi


A fun, cheeky Yayoi scarf with spirals is made with colorful yarn. Crochet this scarf with thinner yarn and the spirals will automatically turn out a little more delicate. The pattern is available in my Blickfang-Design store. Feel free to stop by. I look forward to your visit.

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A pinafore skirt made from a bobbel or leftover yarn from one


for a 32 cm doll


a floral scarf or cowl



a cowl

You can find more information under the corresponding link

With this value pack, you’ll get 3 great patterns for large triangular shawls that are suitable for yarn cakes:

Crysaleana
symmetrical, knitted from the bottom up with a fairly simple textured lace pattern. 

Blütenzeit
asymmetrical, knitted sideways, also with a textured lace pattern; the pattern looks like little flowers

Joamerali
symmetrical in a classic shape with 2 adjacent triangles, knitted from top to bottom,
here, squares of garter stitch alternate with squares featuring a lace pattern.

For the Crysaleana shawl, the yarn cake should definitely have a shawl-style color gradient, since it is knitted from the bottom up. Otherwise, it often doesn’t look as good if the lower part of the shawl has such a long solid-color section.

Click for the pattern

If you only want to buy one pattern, that’s of course possible; the patterns are also available individually in the shop.

Here are 3 more suggestions from me on the topic of gradient yarn/Bobbel. The great thing is that you don’t have to worry about the colors at all—they all come straight from the ball of yarn. That makes knitting and crocheting more exciting and the result more beautiful.

I hope you enjoy looking at them and making them yourself.

Warm regards from Ina

Endless Blanket
It is crocheted from one Bobbel. You can continue the pattern endlessly; you just need enough yarn.





Knitting Pattern for a Baby Cocoon, Baby Bunting
The beautiful entrelac pattern adds interesting color accents that come straight from the ball of yarn. You can make the baby bunting in 2 sizes.





Poncho for Small Dolls
A few leftover bits of gradient yarn are enough here. We turn them into little ponchos. You can crochet different variations. The shape is very simple and straightforward; even crochet beginners can manage it.

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