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Here you’ll find the very best September highlights for Bobbel and gradient yarn.
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Knitting pattern Baby Set Twix
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*The pattern is designed so that anyone can knit the set.
Everything is described in detail, from the cuff to the finished piece,
and the pictures show step by step what the project looks like!*

Booties:Size: 3–6 months
Foot length: approx. 10 cm

Baby hat:Size: 3–6 months
Head circumference: approx. 40–42 cm

Materials: 30 g white yarn
50 g Schachenmayr 9801780-00217
Yardage: 50 g /125 m
Knitting needles size 3–4
1 set of double-pointed needles for the shoes
1 40 cm circular knitting needle for the hat
1 darning needle
2 buttons

The “Illusion” Autumn Stole is also crocheted in a beautiful gradient.
You can wear it lightly over your shoulders and turn any outfit into a real eye-catcher.

click here for the pattern

      

The pattern repeats and is very easy to remember!
You can choose the size of the shawl yourself. The shawl shown is approx. 190 cm wide and approx. 50 cm high. The PDF includes written instructions and two crochet charts

The “Earth” shawl, with its colors, evokes the view of the globe: shades of blue for the water, shades of green for the land. But the shawl also looks beautiful in other color gradients - making it the ideal companion for every day.
Using the specified materials, the shawl measures 150 cm wide and 80 cm high.
The pattern includes both the crochet chart and the pattern instructions written out in words. However, basic crochet skills (single crochet, double crochet, increases, etc.) are required.
The following materials are needed to make it:

• 1000 m Bobbel yarn, 3-ply (50% cotton / 50% acrylic) -> here from Wolle1000
• Size 3 crochet hook
• Yarn needle for weaving in ends
• Scissors

Here is the pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/43226/haekelanleitung-tuch-earth

The "Ponchollover Simple"! This colorful sweater is very easy to adapt to all sizes thanks to its wide cut. A
blend of poncho (because of the width) and sweater (because of the sleeves),
hence the name "Ponchollover".
Beginners will enjoy it too. The pattern includes
a detailed step-by-step pattern with a crochet chart, photos and
text, as well as references to helpful videos. It can be crocheted with gradient yarn
(Bobbel) or with a yarn of your choice. The great thing is,
that when working with gradient yarn, you don’t need any sleeve Bobbels
. How that works is explained in detail. I have also subsequently shown the beginning of the
Ponchollover once again in a step-by-step
pattern with photos.
For my sweater, I wear size S/M, I needed 2x 200g
(500m/100g) LoLa 3-ply gradient yarn,
standard winding from Garn Manufaktur or another yarn. If you
want to make the sweater larger, I would use 2x 50g more
per size, hook size 3. You can very easily crochet the sweater larger or also
smaller.
Here is the pattern for the Ponchollover

Hats made from gradient yarn? No problem.
It’s all in the pattern! With size chart!With this crochet pattern, you can easily crochet a pretty hat.
The pattern is quite simple, but very effective. Using
photos and a helpful video, it explains exactly how to start at the
edge and work your way toward the center of the head. No major counting required! There is a detailed crochet chart for the pattern from the first to the last round. The pattern is suitable for Bobbel and other yarn. Thanks to the size chart, you can crochet it in all sizes. If
you have any questions, you can contact me anytime!
My materials (you can also use any other yarn!!):1 Bobbel, 100g, 250 meters, 6-ply, hook size 4.5mm
Click here to go to the pattern


These colors make me think of the beach, summer, the Orient ... in short, Marrakech.
The special cut can easily be adapted to all sizes. Four
beautiful but not too difficult patterns provide variety while
crocheting. The bust area is decorated with a denser pattern and
a border at the neckline and armholes. A loose, lightweight pattern
flatters the hips. A small lace edging finishes it off. The
tunic can be lengthened as desired. Numerous photos with text descriptions and a crochet chart will help you achieve your goal. If you need help, I will reply promptly.Material: gradient yarn, 4-ply. 4 mm crochet hook.
I crocheted my tunic in a generous size S/M using
Bobbel Cotton yarn, color no. 16 from Wolly Hug. You will need
2 Bobbels of 200 g / 800 m each, or another yarn of the same weight. Two
Bobbels are needed because the top is made in two halves. I still had a good
amount left over, about 97 g. That is certainly enough for a small shawl. Larger
sizes (up to XL) also work well with 2 Bobbels.
Click here to go to the pattern



This modern triangular shawl is so fluffy and soft that you’ll want to snuggle right into it. It’s crocheted from the side and is almost symmetrical.

The pattern is super easy to work. Since you stitch almost only under chain-stitch arches, it’s wonderfully relaxing to crochet—perfect for the garden or a coffee get-together!
Everything is explained in great detail in the pattern, with lots of step-by-step photos, text, and a crochet chart.

Thanks to the lace pattern, the shawl is wonderfully light and soft. It drapes beautifully and can be worn in many different ways.

Here’s the pattern

Shawl "Gentle Breeze" - beautiful and versatile for snuggling up, dreaming, and feeling good. Thanks to the lace pattern, the shawl drapes wonderfully loosely and softly. This makes it very comfortable and wearable in many different ways.

Here is the pattern

We need them in every season and every quality...
... the triangular shawls!
Hardly any accessory perks up a supposedly boring outfit like our shawls.

The pattern used looks complex, but is so easy to make,
that even beginners will enjoy it!

A detailed step-by-step explanation guides you through the crochet pattern.
Row by row and stitch by stitch are explained.
For clarification, 1 chart in crochet chart format can be found in the pattern.

The size of the shawl is approximately 180 x 100 cm.
However, it can be made smaller or larger as needed—with little effort.
The specified gauge helps with that!

And here’s the pattern and more details...

 

The next fall/winter season is sure to come.

With this cozy warm scarf collar, nothing can go wrong for men or women on cold days...
... and it's trendy too!
This wonderful relief pattern adds stability and a braided texture!

Once you've crocheted the pattern repeat, you'll get the hang of it -
even beginners will enjoy this pattern!

A detailed step-by-step explanation guides you through the crochet pattern.
For clarity, the pattern includes 1 crochet chart.
In addition, a cutting template with integrated diagram helps you through the crochet process.

When laid out flat, the scarf has a size of about 27 x 96 cm.
However, it can easily be made smaller or larger as needed.
The included template and the gauge help with that!

And here is the pattern with more details...

 

With this shrug, it’s definitely going to be cozy and full of joyful color gradients

The wonderful textured pattern — 2 different crochet patterns alternate — invites you to snuggle up.
The cut of the soul warmer requires no decreases or increases at all...
... which makes it absolutely recommended for beginners too!

A detailed description guides you through the crochet process.
For clarification, the pattern includes 2 charts in crochet chart form.
In addition, 3 diagrams help you through the crochet process step by step.

This pattern is designed for sizes S/M/L/XL.
However, the pattern explains how the shrug can be very easily adjusted to any size.
The included cut and the gauge help with that!

And here’s the pattern and more details...

 

As the weather slowly gets cooler, the Goban dragon tail is an ideal companion.


With its subtle color gradient, Goban goes well with your wardrobe.

The dragon tail is made of simple knit and purl stitches.
Knitted from 100 g of 4-ply Bobbel yarn using size 3–3.5 needles, it measures 16 cm (narrow side), 70 cm (wide side), and 102 cm in length.

The 4-page illustrated PDF pattern is beginner-friendly.

Ruhrpott Sunrise —the shawl that guarantees a relaxing crocheting experience ♥

Thanks to its simple yet striking pattern, this shawl is also perfect for men!

The shawl can be crocheted with any gradient yarn in any weight (up to your desired size).
It also looks absolutely gorgeous with regular solid-color yarn.

Ponchos in Various Styles for Barbie

Check out these awesome ponchos! The color gradient comes straight from the skein. This way, we can crochet beautiful doll fashion for Barbie ourselves with minimal effort and with only 2 ends to weave in. It’s really easy and requires only a few grams of sock yarn. You’ll find more information and additional sample photos by clicking on the headline. In my pattern, I of course explain which yarns I used for all the designs. But you can also just look through your leftover yarn stash for some nice yarn and use that instead.

I hope you have lots of fun with this super-easy crochet project—Yours, Ina

Cardigan for Barbie

Here too, the color gradient and design come directly from the ball of sock yarn. Using my knitting pattern, you can knit wonderful cardigans—just right for fall—in any length for your daughters’ and granddaughters’ little dolls. Click on the headline for more information and examples.

I hope you enjoy this small, lovingly made knitting project for little doll mums — Ina

Lace Shawl for Beginners

Do you think this enchanting openwork shawl is hard to knit? You read “lace shawl” and think: oh no, that’s not for me. Far from it! This is a lace shawl for beginners. I’ll explain and show you exactly how to knit a lace shawl and what’s important.

The pattern is simple—it’s just two rows that repeat over and over. Even beginners to knitting and lace can do it. Take heart—you’ll be rewarded with a beautiful shawl.

I hope you enjoy this project—Ina

Knitting pattern for a large triangular shawl

Made from a yarn cake by Lana Grossa, “Shades of Cotton Linen” 200 g with a yardage of 840 m

The shawl consists of two different stitch patterns, which are explained in the pattern both as a knitting chart and in written form, row by row.

The colors are just wonderful for fall. You can find the pattern in my shop.

This crochet loop scarf - simply wrapped - can be crocheted from just one ball of gradient yarn (e.g. Schachenmayr Merino Extrafine Lace) with a length of 280 m.

Basic skills required include slip stitch, chain stitch, and double crochet. The pattern consists of two rows and is described in the pattern both as a crochet chart and in written form with pictures.

You can find the pattern for the loop scarf here.

Stylish vests are always useful. Like the crochet vest "V".
Made with just one Bobbel, with this pattern you can crochet yourself a truly fantastic eye-catcher.



V – the Roman numeral for five is the inspiration and the theme for this vest. The simple yet effective pattern makes crocheting fun and keeps boredom away. The crochet vest can easily be adapted to any individual clothing size. Its unusual shape gives it that special something - you won’t find anything like it in a department store.

   

Materials needed:

• depending on clothing size, approx. 1500 - 2000 meters of yarn for hook size 4 (e.g. a 4-ply Bobbel)
• crochet hook size 4, plus one full hook size smaller for the edging
• 5 stitch markers to mark the center of each edge
• scissors
• sewing needle
• a measuring tape and / or a well-fitting sweater as a guide
• brooch or shawl pin to close the vest

Skills needed:

• chain stitches
• single crochet
• double crochet
• slip stitches
• magic ring (also called magic ring)

The pattern for crocheting the vest is 15 pages long. It includes:

• written instructions
• numerous pictures
• detailed and professionally created crochet charts
• a schematic drawing

This crochet pattern for a vest is suitable for:

• ambitious beginners
• advanced crocheters
• pros

Click here and you’ll go directly to the pattern