SARAH Sweater Pattern Kit CARPE DIEM Fatto Mano 278 045 Small

SARAH Sweater Pattern Kit in CARPE DIEM by LANGYARNS The SARAH sweater is a knitted garment worked in CARPE DIEM by LANGYARNS, a worsted/aran weight yarn composed of 70% new wool (merino extrafine, mulesing free) and 30% alpaca. Voluminous yet soft, this premium blend creates a warm fabric with gentle loft and a smooth, modern handle. The design features a refined combination of cable and eyelet stitchwork with high neck, bringing texture and visual interest while remaining balanced and wearable. Ribbed sections frame the patterning, allowing the stitch details to stand out with clarity and rhythm. This kit includes the LANGYARNS CARPE DIEM required for your selected size and the original LANGYARNS FATTO A MANO 278 pattern publication featuring SARAH. What's included LANGYARNS CARPE DIEM in your selected colour and the quantity required for your chosen size Original LANGYARNS FATTO A MANO 278 pattern publication featuring SARAH Size & yarn quantity Size Yarn quantity Small - Medium 11 balls Sizing guide The kit options group sizes according to the yarn quantities required. Use the LANGYARNS body measurements below as a guide and refer to the printed pattern for finished garment measurements, ease and fit. Size Small Medium EU size 36 38–40 Bust 84 cm 88–92 cm Waist 66 cm 70–74 cm Hips 90 cm 94–98 cm Back length 41 cm 41 cm Shoulder width 12 cm 12–13 cm Arm length 60 cm 60 cm Upper arm 27 cm 28–29 cm You'll also need 5 mm knitting needles 6 mm knitting needles 1 short circular needle 5 mm Cable 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 CARPE DIEM This extraordinary bulky yarn combines the luxury of alpaca with extrafine merino to create something truly special. Composition 70% New Wool Extrafine Merino, 30% Alpaca Yarn weight Worsted / Aran Care Machine wash up to 30˚C - wool detergent - no softener. Pattern originally published in LANGYARNS FATTO A MANO 278.