Using Bobbel Leftovers // Working with Bobbels and Gradient Yarn

Dear users, dear authors,
do you have Bobbel leftovers / leftover yarn or also Bobbels and gradient yarn?
If so, we have great patterns for you that you’ll have lots of fun with.
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@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual info.

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

The pattern is super easy to crochet. Since you mostly work into chain spaces, it can be crocheted in a completely relaxed way - perfect for a coffee get-together or while watching TV.
Everything is explained in great detail in the pattern, with step-by-step pictures, text, and a crochet chart.

Because of the openwork pattern, the shawl is wonderfully light and soft. It drapes beautifully and can be worn in many different ways.

Click here for the pattern

This original loop scarf is an absolute showstopper. The zigzag pattern—especially the zigzag edge—and the beautiful color gradient make it a real eye-catcher.

You’ll receive detailed instructions as a PDF file with text, crochet chart, and step-by-step photos.

Click here for the pattern

The cozy “Ruhrpott Sunrise” shawl looks beautiful from both sides ♥

Whether eye-catching texture or cozy stripes - this asymmetrical shawl is quick to crochet and can be made with almost any yarn (plus the right crochet hook) :-)

The pattern includes written instructions with step-by-step photos + a crochet chart for the basic pattern.

If you love subtle color gradients, this triangular shawl is just the thing for you:


This lace shawl was made using 135 g of 4-ply gradient yarn cake (50% cotton, 50% polyacrylic) with size 3.5 knitting needles.

The PDF file consists of two pages and is suitable for advanced knitters.



The “Seabed” cable-knit scarf is perfect for gradient yarn! I knitted it using a 4-ply yarn cake of 750m (70% acrylic, 30% wool).
The pattern looks more complicated than it is, and the cables are explained in a photo tutorial.





Click here for the pattern and more details 

Tintasola Scarf
an elegant accessory made from a gradient yarn cake in bright colors



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A sophisticated pattern that actually consists only of chain stitches and double crochet makes this scarf a wonderful accessory.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes every step in detail, so that you can crochet this wonderful scarf yourself — even as a beginner.
Fans of crochet charts won’t miss out either.

The scarf shown is 210 cm long and 28 cm wide. It was crocheted from a 150 g
4-ply gradient yarn cake (yardage 190 m/50 g).

Cruzado Scarf
an unusual pattern in beautiful berry tones



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The Cruzado scarf stands out with its unique pattern and is a light, airy accessory. Crocheted wider, it becomes a gorgeous stole.

The pattern is, as always, richly illustrated and describes every step in detail, so that even beginners with basic skills can crochet this wonderful scarf. Fans of crochet charts will also find plenty to enjoy.

The scarf shown is 270 cm long and 25 cm wide. It was crocheted using a
150 g 4-ply gradient yarn cake (190 m/50 g).

For my baby kick sack (2 sizes available), I used beautiful gradient yarn. It really shows off the knitted entrelac pattern beautifully. Do you see what I mean? The gorgeous color effects come straight from the ball of yarn.





And once it's finished knitting, this is what it looks like. Our baby can kick to their heart's content in this practical, warm baby kick sack. It's quick to put on and doesn't slip around like a blanket.



If you work in an opening (described as a variation in the pattern), you can thread the safety belt from the Maxi Cosi through it.

I hope you have lots of fun with this project. Yours, Ina

---> Click here and you'll go straight to the pattern for the baby kick sack.

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Free Pattern: Pointed Hat and Triangular Shawl for Kids

Gradient yarn really shines in this lovely knitting project, too. You don’t have to do anything extra to achieve the color effect—the gradients come straight from the ball of yarn. In no time at all, you’ll have a lovely pointed hat that kids love and a charming shawl made from warm, soft wool. Just the thing for kids at this time of year. You’ll find more details by clicking on the title.

I hope you enjoy this project—Ina

Lace Shawl for Beginners

This gossamer-light shawl with its fantastic color gradients, which come straight from the skein, is just the right accessory for any little black dress. It adds just the right amount of decoration. It doesn't hang heavily on your shoulders, but rests feather-light and yet warming (because it's made from fine wool) on your shoulders. The airy pattern shows just enough skin to look sophisticated. Depending on how you wear it, the play of colors reveals itself in a new way again and again.

You can wear the shawl open or knotted. Just take a look at my examples—also in other colors. For those and for the pattern, simply click on the heading.

I hope you have lots of fun with the knitting pattern, which really is also suitable for knitting and lace beginners.

Warm regards - Yours, Ina






Loop Franja
colorful accessory made from gradient yarn



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The Franja cowl is a cozy cowl that instantly brings a good mood with its colorful fringe.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes in detail how you can crochet this cowl for yourself—even as a beginner . A computer-created crochet chart is also included.

The cowl shown has a circumference of 80 cm and is 15 cm tall. It was crocheted from 2 balls of McLana Jazz (yardage 240 m/100 g).

Are there more patterns available?