Bobbel / Gradient Yarn / Leftover Bobbel + Leftover Gradient Yarn

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find patterns for Bobbel, gradient yarn as well as for leftover Bobbel and leftover gradient yarn. This is going to be exciting.
Have fun.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual information.

The "Calluna" shawl is absolutely perfect for Bobbel yarn!

It’s a step-by-step pattern with lots of pictures and a crochet chart.



For the shawl, all you need is your favorite Bobbel yarn (or other fine yarn) and a matching crochet hook.

You should be familiar with the following stitches:
-chain stitches
-single crochet
-double crochet
-treble crochet

Click here for the shawl pattern!

Have fun! :)

Loop Franja
great for gradient yarn with shorter color changes



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With its cozy, colorful fringe , this loop scarf is a real eye-catcher.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes all steps in detail, so that you can crochet this loop scarf yourself—even as a beginner . For advanced crocheters, a crochet chart is also included.

The loop scarf shown was crocheted from 200g McLana Jazz (yardage 240m/100g) and is 15cm high with a circumference of approx. 80cm.

Scarf Shawl Tania
great for smaller bobbel cakes



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This scarf shawl combines the advantages of a scarf and a shawl in one accessory.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes all steps in detail so that you can crochet this scarf yourself—even as a beginner . For advanced crocheters, a crochet chart is also included.

The scarf shawl shown was crocheted from a 4-ply 150 g bobbel cake (length 190 m/50 g) and is 25 cm high with a length of approx. 220 cm.

This gorgeous triangular shawl is knitted from one Bobbel with a yardage of 840 m / 200 grams.

It features a beautiful lace pattern, and the pattern includes a chart and a row-by-row written explanation.

You should be familiar with knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, and knitting stitches together.

Here you’ll find the pattern for the triangular shawl

With a beautiful gradient yarn (Tahiti by Schachenmayr is used here), this lovely crochet pattern really stands out.

The triangular shawl is described in detail in the pattern with a crochet chart and step-by-step instructions.

You should be able to crochet chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, and double crochet.

Here you’ll find the pattern and alternative yarn suggestions

 

With the elegant GLOWING EMBERS stole, you'll be perfectly prepared for the upcoming holidays! It is the perfect companion for your "little black dress," an evening outfit, or elegant pants and blouse. The large tassels decorated with beads emphasize the festive character of the stole and are simply attached with small carabiner hooks. The linear lace patterns are quite easy to knit; you'll quickly get the hang of them and then make fast progress!
All you need for it: approx. 800 m of 4-strand gradient yarn and size 3.5 knitting needles.

Start right away, and there will still be enough time before Christmas or New Year's Eve! Here is the knitting pattern:
GLOWING EMBERS stole

Happy knitting wishes you
Annette

 

Beautiful and meaningful gifts don’t have to be expensive! Something handmade is always a very personal gift that many people are sure to appreciate most. The crocheted JORDIS wrist warmers are quick to crochet, and all you need is 1 skein of gradient yarn (here I used Mille Colori Baby by Lang Yarns) and a crochet hook.

Treat your favorite friends, colleagues, moms, grandmas... to these wonderfully warm arm warmers; you can find the pattern here:
JORDIS Wrist Warmers

Happy crocheting,
Annette

This beautiful triangular shawl is a true classic. It is light and airy, yet elegant and wonderfully soft for snuggling up and feeling cozy. The shawl is easy to crochet, making it absolutely beginner-friendly.

Click here for the pattern

Shawl "Gentle Breeze" - beautiful and versatile for snuggling up, dreaming, and feeling good. Thanks to the lace pattern, the shawl drapes wonderfully loose and soft. This makes it very comfortable and wearable in many variations. The pattern is simple and easy to work.

Click here for the pattern

The “Spicy Autumn” shawl/scarf/stole is perfect for gradient yarn cakes.
you’ll need 900–1,100 m, depending on the size you want; mine was knitted with a 4-ply Bobbel from 100 Farbspiele.
Click here for the pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/43115/gestrickter-poncho-oder-schal-spicy-autumn

The pattern is explained row by row, but is also illustrated with a chart and is absolutely beginner-friendly.