Bobbel yarn, gradient yarn + effect yarn: Do you need new patterns for these?

Dear users, dear authors,
If you enjoy working with Bobbel yarn, gradient yarn, and effect yarn, you’ll find new and popular patterns for them here.

@Authors:
2–3 patterns per author are enough. All patterns featured in this thread must not have been promoted on the forum in the past 3 weeks, must have at least 10 sales, and must have a conversion rate (CR) of at least 3%. Don’t forget to include links, images, and details. 

The asymmetrical triangular shawl Stripjes can be knitted very well with a Bobbel yarn cake.

The pattern is very easy for experienced knitters to knit, as there are only 3 different pattern rows
. On the wrong side rows, the stitches are knitted as they appear. On the left edge, after
the pattern stripe, all remaining stitches are worked in knit stitch. This makes the shawl easy to knit while watching TV or listening to a radio play.

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A bobbel or gradient yarn is very well suited for this crocheted blanket. 

It is started in the middle and crocheted in spiral rounds. Once the beginning is done, the pattern simply repeats and is easy to work. The size can be chosen individually. 

B•R•I•C•K

My new design is a 4-in-1 pattern.

Absolutely suitable for beginners!

Airy and light for summer in the tunic or shirt version, and also warming yet light at the same time as a long-sleeved pullover for cool evenings (e.g., at the beer garden).
And if you'd rather have a poncho pullover to throw on, you can read about that in the pattern too and make it.


And the best part: it's an absolute yarn-saving wonder. My shirt in size 38–40 used only 600 m/4-ply!!!

Take a look:

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