Meet Schoppel Wolle – 11 inspiring patterns for colour gradient yarn

Are you familiar with Schoppel Wolle? This German yarn producer is known for bright colours and their innovative spinning technique – and surprisingly, the company has been functioning for 75 years. 

Zauberball Crazy® is a patented innovation, where two colour-coordinated yarns are twisted together, resembling a hand-twisted yarn. Zauberball Crazy is fingering -strength yarn (420 m = 100 g), where soft merino wool meets durable 25% polyamide. This yarn is suitable for socks, too. Our selection includes 7 vibrant colours.

Edition 3 is another Schoppel Wolle yarn provided by WoolPop. While the spinning technique remains the same, this yarn is 100% merino wool. The soft texture feels pleasant against the skin, making it suitable for knitted clothes and accessories. Edition 3 is sport -strength (150 m = 50 g), and our selection includes 6 beautiful shades.

 

Play with colour – Zauberball Crazy -yarn!

 

Photos in Ravelry: © Sandrine Voss

Among The Trees

Technique: Knitting
Design: Sandrine Vos
Pattern: Ravelry
Yarn: Zauberball Crazy + single-shaded fingering -strength yarn, e.g. Filcolana Arwetta

Photos in Ravelry: ©onceasweater, ©canadutch, ©jolie

Dream Bird KAL

A feathered, asymmetrical shawl that has become really popular over the years in Knitting Along -project. From Ravelry, you can find thousands of examples.

Technique: Knitting
Design: Nadita Swings
Pattern: Ravelry 
Lanka: Zauberball Crazy is a perfect accent colour. As the  base colour we recommend to pick a solid, fingering -strength yarn (e.g. Arwetta or Lang Yarns Jawoll)

 

Photos: © Vogue Knitting Crochet

Ballet Neck Tee

Technique: Crochet
Design: Linda Skuja
Pattern: Ravelry or Vogue Knitting
Yarn: Zauberball Crazy

 

Photos in Ravelry: ©meinwollshop, ©sandmoods, ©foilproof, ©K2o, ©wuscheltigger ©tofutrulla

Magic Zauberball Stripe Socks

Helppo perus sukka, jonka juju on kaksi liukuvärjättyä lankaa, jotka vuorottelvat raidoissa. Tämän voi toteuttaa kahdella erisävyisellä langalla, tai yhdellä sävyllä kahdelta kerältä. Tällöin sukan raidoitus aloitetaan molemmilta keriltä väriraportin eri kohdista, ettei sama sävy osu vierekkäisille raidoille. 
Technique: Knitting
Design: Tofutrulla
Pattern: Ravelry
Yarn: One or two Zauberball Crazy shades. If you use one shade, you must start knitting two balls in different colour. 

 

 

Photos: ©Kotona

Sydänsukat (Heart Socks)

Technique: Knitting
Design and pattern: Meillakotona.fi
Yarn: Zauberball Crazy and solid colour fingering-weight yarn e.g. Filcolana Arwetta

 

Photos in Ravelry: ©Karolina Adamczyk, ©managunia, ©aminaali

Twilight Garden Socks

Technique: Knitting
Design: Karolina Adamczyk
Pattern: Ravelry
Yarn: Zauberball Crazy + solid cour, fingering-weight yarn e.g. Filcolana Arwetta

Photos in Ravelry: ©jaffari, ©steph.lewis, ©joemurphy

Windowpane Scarf

The shape of this scarf is easy to adjust: wider or narrower, longer or shorter, or you can even connect the ends to make it a cowl.
Technique: Crochet
Design: Adrienne Lash
Pattern: Ravelryssa
Yarn: Zauberball Crazy

 

Feel the softness of merino wool – Edition 3 yarn

 

Photos: ©Schoppelwolle

Neighbor's Garden

Technique: Crochet
Design: Schoppelwolle
Pattern: Ravelry  or Schoppelwolle
Lanka: Edition 3

 

Photos in  Ravelry: ©Andrea Mowry, ©shannon5

The Shift Cowl

This cowl has been knitted in Ravelry over 16,000 times! This pattern is really loved. 
Technique: Knitting
Design: Andrea Mowry
Pattern: Ravelry
Yarn: Edition 3

 

Photos in Ravelry: ©Caitlin Hunter ja ©EGWinNy

Alpine Bloom Hat

Technique: Knitting
Design: Caitlin Hunter
Pattern: Ravelry
Yarn: Edition 3 + sport -strength yarn (pick a shade that is distinguishable – either a shade visibly lighter or darker – from the colour of the pattern to act as the background colour).

 

Photos in Ravely: ©listentothelion, ©lelilla

The Traveler Cowl

An easy cowl, in which the size and shape is easily adjustable by changing the yarn or the size of the needle.
Technique: Knitting
Design: Andrea Mowry
Pattern: Ravelryssa
Yarn: Edition 3 is a suitable option

 

Photos in Ravelry: ©sabinepe, ©manuleo, ©missAuryte

Sophie Scarf

PetiteKnit’s classic scarf is an easy knit, and you can use various different yarns for it.
Technique: Knitting
Design: PetiteKnit
Pattern: WoolPop
Yarn: Edition 3 feels soft against the skin and doesn’t cause itching

 

Photos in Ravelry: ©Andrea Mowry, ©paxwaldi

Harlow Flip

A flip down beanie, which can be used with either side up. By using a solid shade together with a striped yarn, will the other side look entirely different.
Technique: neule
Desing: Andrea Mowry
Pattern: Ravelry
Yarn: Edition 3

 

The yarns by Schoppel Wolle can be purchased from WoolPop’s online store, either delivered to home, or with a separate agreement picking up from Torrevieja area. 

Buy Zauberball Crazy -yarn here
Buy Edition 3 -yarn here