Bobbel yarn cakes, gradient yarn, novelty yarn + leftovers: download beautiful projects now

Dear users, dear designers,
download beautiful projects for Bobbel yarn cakes, leftover Bobbel yarn cakes, gradient yarn, leftover gradient yarn, novelty yarn, leftover novelty yarn + leftover yarn. Have fun with it. 

@Designers,
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Gradient yarns have the advantage that the colors come directly from the ball of yarn. Add a simple pattern and the most wonderful effects emerge. See for yourself. Here are my suggestions for you. For more pictures, information, and the pattern, simply click on the headings.

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

Warm regards from Ina

Knitting pattern "Lace Shawl for Beginners"
It is knitted using just 2 constantly repeating pattern rows. You can wear it open or wrapped/knotted.





Baby sleep sack, swaddle sack in 2 sizes
A beautiful pattern, plus the wonderful gradient yarn in merino quality - this lets you knit such a lovely swaddle sack for a baby. The baby stays nice and warm, and nothing slips out of place when they kick.





Crochet pattern "Endless Blanket from a Yarn Cake"
We crochet all the way around in a square and can adjust the blanket to our desired size. If you like, you could also use a second yarn cake instead of the one already crocheted.

Doll clothes in particular are a wonderful way to use up leftover fancy yarn. This creates truly unique designs that you can’t buy anywhere.
Here are a few examples:

 
Both dresses were crocheted using the same pattern. For the red dress, leftover solid-color yarn (Catania) and red yarn with a glitter thread (Catania Glamour) were used. For the fur trim at the bottom of the little hat and dress, as well as at the neckline and for the fur cape, a leftover teddy yarn (here, Phil Douce) was crocheted in. The red dress can also be worn as a Christmas outfit. The pattern also includes instructions for a matching Santa hat.
Click here for the pattern for the striped dress with fur trim!



The off-the-shoulder, peacock-blue evening gown is especially striking because of its hem, into which peacock-eye motifs have been worked using fringe yarn. A peacock-eye motif like this also appears on the headpiece. To match, there is a fan whose edge is also worked with fringe yarn.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the “Peacock Princess” evening gown.



For this pretty ice-skating costume with earmuffs, I used leftover cotton yarn as well as sponge yarn, which creates a beautiful glitter effect here. With doll clothes, it doesn’t matter that the sponge yarn is a little scratchy.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the ice-skating costume.



Fancy yarn is also great for doll bathrobes. On the left, you can see a model crocheted from plush yarn; on the right, one made from thin chenille yarn. Both models were crocheted using the same pattern. The pattern for the matching slippers is also included, as well as a pattern for a bathrobe for a male dress-up doll.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the bathrobes.



And finally, another design made from fine fringe yarn. The jacket and hat are crocheted in the usual way. However, the fringe yarn makes them look like fur.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the fur jacket.

The Loujain triangular shawl looks especially beautiful with gradient yarn. A diagonal color gradient combined with a horizontal pattern that repeats throughout.
You can find the pattern in my store, Blickfang-Design.


to the pattern



Loujain triangular shawl

This value pack includes 3 knitting patterns for beautiful triangular shawls that are well-suited for yarn cakes.

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I’ve crocheted this blanket using a wonderful spring yarn. It starts in the center and is worked in spiral rounds. 



Schachenmayr’s Tahiti is a beautiful gradient yarn. Here I’m showing you a triangular shawl with a lace pattern.