SAMANTHA Sweater Pattern Kit CLASSIC SILK Fatto Mano 286 012

SAMANTHA Sweater Pattern Kit in CLASSIC SILK by LANGYARNS SAMANTHA is a women’s knitted sweater worked in CLASSIC SILK by LANGYARNS , a sport weight yarn made from 70% silk (mulberry silk) and 30% virgin wool (merino extrafine) . The traditional 3-ply twist gives the yarn a rounded cross-section, supporting clean stitch definition, while the merino content makes it more stable and easier to handle than pure silk. The sweater is shaped as a refined, single-size piece with a considered neckline designed as a quiet focal point, sitting deeper at the front than the back. The overall finish is calm and polished, with longer-than-usual rib detailing at the cuffs to bring subtle structure and elegant proportion. This kit includes the LANGYARNS CLASSIC SILK required for your selected size and the original LANGYARNS FATTO A MANO 286 pattern publication featuring SAMANTHA. What's included LANGYARNS CLASSIC SILK in your selected colour and the quantity required for your chosen size Original LANGYARNS FATTO A MANO 286 pattern publication featuring SAMANTHA Size & yarn quantity Size Yarn quantity One Size 9 balls You'll also need Needle sizes as stated in the pattern instructions: 1 x 2.5 mm knitting needle 1 x 3.0 mm knitting needle 1 x 2.5 mm short circular needle 1 x 2.5 mm knitting needle 1 x 3.0 mm knitting needle 1 x 2.5 mm short circular needle Stitch markers Tapestry needle Measuring tape Needles and notions are sold separately. Please refer to the printed pattern for full requirements and tension information. About LANGYARNS CLASSIC SILK CLASSIC SILK, a traditional 3-ply twist crafted from the finest mulberry silk. The thoughtfully designed twist creates a beautifully rounded cross-section, perfect for showcasing delicate lace patterns, precise textures and striking cable designs with remarkable definition. Composition 70% Mulberry Silk, 30% Extra fine Virgin Merino Yarn weight Sport Care Machine wash up to 30˚C - wool detergent - no softener. Pattern originally published in LANGYARNS FATTO A MANO 286.