Full Sleeve Length: 17(17.25)18(18.5)19(19.25)19.75(20) inches; 43(44)45.5(47)48(49)50(51) cm
Sleeve length to armpit: 15.25(16.25)17(17.75)18.5(19.75)20.5(21.25) inches; 39(41)43(45)47(50)52(54) cm
Time to make
30 hours
Hand knitting brings you
Calm and relaxation: the rhythmic, repetitive motions of knitting help ease stress and bring peace.
Unique creations: hand-knitted jumpers are one-of-a-kind, made to your exact taste and size, making them special to wear.
Eco-friendly choice: by using natural, sustainable wool, you reduce reliance on fast fashion and embrace a greener lifestyle.
Gifts of love: hand-knitted jumpers make heartfelt gifts, sharing warmth and care with loved ones.
Hand knitting is more than a skill—it’s a meaningful journey. It offers relaxation, creativity, and joy, while creating pieces that carry love and value. Whether for yourself or others, each stitch tells a story.
Kit contents
15 balls of soft wool yarn(depend on size)
1 set of easy-to-follow knitting instructions
1 pair of cozy knitting needles (optional)
1 sewing needle for weaving in ends
Yarn details
Material: 100% merino wool.
Yarn specifications: each ball weighs approximately 50 grams and stretches to about 90 meters in length.
For ideal tension, we recommend using:
4.0mm knitting needles
3.0mm crochet hooks
The model is wearing a piece knitted with 3.5mm(ribbed edge) and 4.0mm(body).
This yarn is offering a supple and resilient texture with exceptional elasticity. It provides an unparalleled comfort against the skin, making it the perfect choice for creating premium, finely-knit garments.
Washing instructions
Hand wash gently or dry clean. Use light pressure and avoid rubbin.
Use neutral detergent and keep water temperature below 30°C. A bit of softener can add extra softness.
Avoid machine washing or spinning, as this may cause shrinkage or damage.
Lay flat to dry in a ventilated area, away from direct sunlight.
Wool fabrics don’t need frequent washing. Store in a dry place, protect from moths, and air regularly to keep fresh.
