Bobbel yarn, gradient yarn + novelty yarn: start crafting now

Dear users, dear designers,
get new and tried-and-true patterns for Bobbel yarn, gradient yarn and novelty yarn now. Have fun with them.

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

Knitting Pattern: Baby Hooded Sweater


A small, cute sweater made with gradient yarn using Silky Spray Microfiber by Bellalana.
It’s super soft and features a hood, which makes the sweater especially adorable.
Sizes 56–62 (68–74) (80–86)

Small knitted triangular shawl - The shawl is started from the tip, so it can be knitted to your individual preference. Here I used 150 grams of Tahiti by Schachenmayr. 



Knitting pattern for a triangular shawl - this shawl is also started from the bottom, and you’ll need to know knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, and how to knit stitches together. 



Crochet pattern for a triangular shawl - this shawl can also be customized to your desired size. 

You can create really wonderful effects with eyelash yarn in amigurumi:


The tail of Squirrel Kiki  becomes nicely bushy thanks to the long-haired eyelash yarn. The rest of the body is crocheted with cotton yarn.



The spines of Hedgehog Ingo  are also crocheted with eyelash yarn. This saves you the tedious work of knotting in fringes. For the rest of Ingo’s body, I used fine chenille yarn. That makes him very soft and cuddly, and nothing is guaranteed to prick.



The tail of Peacock Percy  looks especially feathery if you crochet one round of blue variegated eyelash yarn in each peacock eye. The rest of Percy is worked with regular cotton yarn again.

Colors really bring a project to life. When you also have a beautiful pattern, it turns into something truly special. I really like it when the color effects come straight from the ball of yarn, so you don’t have to change threads and it creates an interesting play of colors. Here I’m showing you 3 examples from my yarn workshop.

I hope you enjoy looking at them and making them yourself.
Warm regards from Ina

Baby romper bag/swaddle sack

The gorgeous colors naturally come straight from the ball of yarn. The pattern makes everything look even more interesting. The romper bag is knitted in an entrelac pattern; I show you exactly how to do it in the pattern. You can make it in 2 sizes.





Endless Blanket

This beautiful blanket is crocheted from one Bobbel. The pattern is very simple, and soon it almost works up by itself. You can make the blanket as large as you like or as large as your Bobbel allows. For larger blankets, you can also crochet with 2 Bobbels. You choose the colors of the Bobbel. In the pattern, I also include the source for my yarn.





Lace Scarf for Beginners

The word "beginner" refers to the knitting pattern, which consists of only two pattern rows that repeat continuously. And it refers to the word "lace," which means thin yarn and thick needles. I describe and show you in detail, from knitting to blocking, exactly how such a delicate scarf is made. The color effects in the beautiful wave pattern come straight from the ball of yarn.

This cardigan for toddlers (size 86–92) is knitted from Bobbel cotton. It’s accented with colorful stripes made from coordinating cotton.

View the knitting pattern




This feather-light loop scarf with a lace pattern creates a beautiful effect with any gradient yarn. The pattern can be extended as desired, both in width and length.

View the knitting pattern

The round Wangari shawl has the shape of a crescent moon. The variegated cotton yarn creates a beautiful effect. You can find the pattern, in which I explain exactly how to make it, in my Blickfang-Design store.

to the pattern


Round Shawl Wangari




The Nancy triangular shawl really shows off the cotton gradient yarn beautifully.

to the pattern


Triangular Shawl Nancy


The lightweight Cindy crochet blouse has a round yoke and is worked from the top down. The lightweight cotton yarn is very comfortable to wear in summer temperatures. You can get the pattern in my Blickfang-Design store.

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Crochet Blouse Cindy