SOLENE Sweater Pattern Kit FIESTA Fatto One Bust 106cm Length 64cm 8 balls Rose Yellow Grey 1160.0008

SOLENE Sweater Pattern Kit in FIESTA by LANGYARNS SOLENE is a women’s knitted sweater worked in FIESTA by LANGYARNS , a DK weight yarn composed of 88% cotton, 12% nylon. Built around a white cotton core, the yarn is wrapped with multi-coloured nylon thread, creating a lively surface that shifts in colour and texture as it moves. This dynamic construction gives FIESTA its playful, expressive character, making it especially well suited to lightweight summer garments. The sweater combines a twisted rib hem with an open drop stitch pattern that introduces movement and texture through the body. The relaxed silhouette and airy stitch-work allow the yarn’s lively surface to take centre stage, resulting in a garment that feels light, expressive, and effortless to wear. This kit includes the LANGYARNS FIESTA required for your selected size and the original LANGYARNS FATTO A MANO 288 pattern publication featuring SOLENE. What's included LANGYARNS FIESTA in your selected colour and the quantity required for your chosen size Original LANGYARNS FATTO A MANO 288 pattern publication featuring SOLENE Size & yarn quantity Size Yarn quantity One Size: Bust 106 cm Length 64 cm 8 balls You'll also need 3 mm knitting needle 3.5 mm knitting needle 1 short circular needle 3 mm 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 FIESTA Step into a world of vibrant creativity with FIESTA by LANGYARNS. This playful yarn is an artistic masterpiece, crafted with a unique construction that brings joy to every project. At its heart lies a pure white cotton core, artfully wrapped with multi-coloured nylon thread in varying intensities, creating a dynamic texture that changes with every twist and turn. Composition 88% Cotton, 12% Nylon Yarn weight DK Care Machine wash up to 30˚C - wool detergent - no softener. Pattern originally published in LANGYARNS FATTO A MANO 288.