Step-by-step YouTube video tutorials guide users through the knitting process for confidence and ease
Includes all required yarn, needles, and label for a seamless crafting experience
Features a lightweight, breathable, and 100% natural blend of baby alpaca and Peruvian pima cotton for superior comfort
Fits beautifully and drapes like boutique knitwear, with options for rolled or ribbed necklines
Virtual pattern accessible anytime for flexible learning and reference
Summarized by Shop
This is a fashion-forward sweater that looks and feels luxurious. It could easily cost $400+ in retail due to its natural fibers.
Now imagine knitting it yourself, wearing it, and thinking, "I can't believe I made this." 🧶 What’s included in your kit:
Step-by-step YouTube video tutorials.
All the yarn you’ll need- 4 to 6 skeins of our
Yarn blend
60% baby alpaca, 40% Peruvian pima cotton
Yarn specifications
218 yds (200 m) per 3.5 oz (100 g) worsted
Needles
US 10 and US 11 circular needles
Gauge
12 stitches x 16 rows (10 cm x 10 cm)
Kit time to complete
16 hours
Difficulty
Intermediate
Summarized by Shop
4.5
32 ratings
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I am not finished with this project but I am loving the yarn and how it looks as I progress. I am so glad they provide a printed pattern. I am 'old-school' and find this is the biggest help.
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Cathy · August 7, 2026
Love this yarn!
Love knitting with this yarn! I ended up using a different pattern with a top-down yoke. The problems with your pattern was a “me” problem. I should have used a smaller size, but was afraid to. I’m a new sweater knitter plus I’ve lost some weight. Mine looks like the pattern, but I was able to assure fit easier. You know how much I love the yarn? I already bought the yarn for a blue and a jungle green.
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Bkrrnc · July 18, 2026
Great pattern and yarn
I’m a beginner who, after practicing stitches in swatches, decided to make this my very first knitting project. The pattern is great, the accompanying video is super helpful, and the sweater is looking good so far. My only complaint is the larger needles have a jagged edge in the transition from cord to needle that snags the yarn, so I have bought a set of needles to finish the project.