Bobbel yarn cakes + Bobbel leftovers / gradient yarn + gradient yarn leftovers / fancy yarn + fancy yarn leftovers: use them up now

Dear users, dear authors,
Do you have Bobbel yarn cakes, Bobbel leftovers, gradient yarn, gradient yarn leftovers, or fancy yarn or fancy yarn leftovers? Then this thread is just right for you. Get the patterns now.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, pictures, information, etc.

Be different every day.  Fingerless gloves offer the warmth and coziness of gloves without their discomfort.Fingerless


Rhombus

I used exactly 110 g of a 4-ply Bobbel for the BUNTE TÜTE shown here ♥
This eco-friendly shopping bag is perfect for putting Bobbel leftovers to good use :-)




The LUFTIKUS is not only a very beginner-friendly shawl/dragon-tail shawl, but can also be crocheted using either a Bobbel of your choice or lots of Bobbel leftovers ♥

We are two Finkli (baby shoes) and belong together, which is why we are called a pair of Finkli
or baby shoes. We are soft and keep little feet nice and warm. The babies who receive us don’t want any others
and are happy to wear us. We are quick to knit and super brilliantly easy to make. Colorful and
bright yarn scraps are very welcome here, which is perfect for combining—also ideal for Bobbel, gradient yarn, or effect yarn. This is not the end of our story! It continues in an exciting way via the following link: 

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Hand-crocheted flowers/decorative wreath in colorful and bright colors, where yarn scraps are also
welcome. A special eye-catcher in every home and a decorative piece
for any door or entryway. Suitable for every season. Only a little yarn is needed to make one flower, so these can be crocheted from yarn scraps
. Also an ideal way to use up leftovers for Bobbel, gradient yarn, or effect yarn!

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Here I’d like to present my cowl made from a yarn cake


Stitch Alert


My two triangular shawls are crocheted from effect yarn


Triangular Shawl




Triangular Shawl


You can find information about the technique, yarn, and crochet thread under the respective link

Gradient yarns are exciting to work with. When knitting, you simply look forward to seeing how the colors and stitch pattern develop thanks to the color gradients. Here I have a few lovely examples for you. I hope you enjoy looking at them and making them yourself.

Warm regards from Ina

All models are knitted.

Baby sleeping bag in 2 sizes

This especially pretty, cuddly-soft, and temperature-regulating baby sleeping bag is knitted in an entrelac pattern. No idea who might not know this yet. In the pattern, I explain and show exactly how it is done. Because of the fold-over, the cuff is double-layered and gives extra warmth to the baby's tummy and kidneys. Your little one can kick to their heart's content in it.





Lace shawl for beginners

With this model, too, the effect comes from the play of colors in the ball of wool. The wave pattern naturally highlights the changing colors in a particularly charming way. The knitting pattern consists of just two rows that repeat over and over.





Winter hat "Andrea" with scarf or infinity scarf

You can never have enough hats. This one is my special favorite in winter. I really like the double-layered cuff with the cable pattern. But the play of colors in the rest of the set looks very good, too. The color gradient comes straight from the ball of wool.

1) Tunic "Turquoise" with batwing sleeves in a trendy oversized look. The tunic is crocheted with effect yarn and stands out thanks to its unusual cut.
Go to the pattern here



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2)  Tunic "Arielle": The pattern works up quickly and easily; it is made with a gradient yarn cake.
Go to the pattern here



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3) This clever shawl "Network 2.0" also uses a gradient yarn cake.
Go to the pattern here

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