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8 gorgeous patterns we can't wait to make in Cloudborn yarns!

Published on September 8, 2026

We love the range of Cloudborn yarns now available here at LoveCrafts! Each yarn is made from high-quality, ethically sourced materials in a range of rich, resonant colors. Just wait until you have them in your hands to squish! We've chosen 8 of our favorite patterns you can make in Cloudborn yarns, and holy smokes, you're going to love them! So, grab your needles or hook, and let's get making!

1. Gilmore Lake in Superwash Merino Worsted Twist

This knitted poncho designed by YellowCosmo is perfect for the changing seasons! It features a relaxed cowl neck and colorwork border, knitted from the top down. The pattern comes in sizes XS to 2XL, and we just love that it's made in Cloudborn's Superwash Merino! 100% merino wool, machine washable and in a range of soul-nurturing hues - what could be better!

2. Ella sweater in Cloudborn Fibers Pima Cotton DK

Ella is an easy-to-knit raglan sweater by designer Rita Maassen. Even beginners can get to grips with this top-down cotton sweater, yay! Knit in Cloudborn Prima Cotton DK and choose from a delicious range of shades - lush Granny Smith, pretty Coral, or earthy Thistle perhaps! The pattern comes in sizes XS to 3XL.

3. Beautiful Things Slouchy Hat in Superwash Merino Worsted Twist

This gorgeous crochet hat by KT and the Squid works up very quickly from the top down. Simple stitches create a pretty little texture made in Cloudborn's Superwash Merino. And if you’d like more of a slouch, you can easily make the hat longer!

4. Anguli Cowl in Cloudborn Highland Fingering

The Anguli Cowl is a fun and quick project that uses a small amount of Cloudborn Highland Fingering, perfect for gift knitting, and looks super stylish! The cowl is designed to mimic the look of an asymmetrical triangular shawl wrapped around the neck, but with no pesky ends to come untied. Knit flat in garter stitch with a simple stripe sequence, a series of increases and decreases forms the shape of this cowl, and one little seam up the back joins it together.

5. At the Shore Baby Blanket in Superwash Merino Worsted Twist

This simple crochet ripple pattern makes a bold statement without using increases or decreases. Choose three colors and carry yarn tails up the edges to minimize the number of ends to weave in. Cover the yarn tails with a decorative border. Made in Cloudborn's Superwash Merino, it's the perfect oh-so-soft yarn that's machine washable too!

6. Roving Summer Wrap in Cloudborn Prima Cotton DK

This gorgeous long cardi by Irene Lin is a wardrobe staple for every knitter! It's worked seamlessly from the top-down. And can be finished with a waist strap, placed through both armholes then tied to the front or back. Now, which shades to choose from Cloudborn Pima Cotton DK's earthy color palette?

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