La Manche sweater kits
$235.00 CAD
This is a limited edition kit available for pre-order until September 30th! All pre-ordered sweater kits will be shipped by the end of October 2024.
In celebration of our 2021 batch of Norwood yarn, we collaborated with Jennifer Beale who designed the stunning La Manche sweater pattern specifically for this yarn. If you didn't get a chance to purchase a kit yet, we're opening up pre-orders again this year for a limited time.
Please note that the pattern is not included in these kits, and must be purchased separately. You can buy your copy on Jennifer's website here or on Ravelry here. Use code KNIT-LA-MANCHE for 25% off the pattern until September 29th!
We've created kits for this pattern in both the original colour combination (Professor Plum + Sand Castle + Canasta) and two other options for the main colour (Night Owl or Mud Puddle). Choose the kit for the size you wish to knit to ensure you will have enough yarn for your sweater.
Pattern Info
Sizes
(1, 2, 3) (4, 5, 6) (7, 8, 9)
Finished Measurements
Chest circumference: (32.75, 34.75, 36.75) (39, 43, 45.25) (49.25, 53.5, 58)"/(83.5, 87.5, 93.5) (99.5, 109.5, 114.5) (124.5, 135, 147.5)cm
Intended to be worn open with -5cm to +5cm / -2” to +2” ease at chest. Sample shown is the size 3 on an 89cm/35” chest, corresponding to +4.5cm/1.75” ease at chest.
Yardage/Meterage
MC: approx (1335, 1425, 1545) (1640, 1805, 1945) (2165, 2415, 2625) yds / (1220, 1300, 1410) (1500, 1650, 1775) (1980, 2205, 2400) m
CC1: (70, 75, 75) (85, 85, 85) (90, 90, 95) yds / (65, 70, 70) (75, 75, 75) (80, 80, 85) m
CC2: (10, 10, 10) (10, 10, 10) (10, 15, 15) yds / (10, 10, 10) (10, 10, 10) (10, 12, 12) m
Kit Includes
- (6, 7, 7) (8, 8, 9) (10, 11, 12) full skeins (100g/225yds) of Norwood hand-dyed yarn for MC (choice of Professor Plum, Mud Puddle, or Night Owl)
- 1 half-skein (50g/112yds) of Norwood in Sand Castle for CC1
- 1 mini-skein (12g/28yds) of Norwood in Canasta for CC2
Norwood is a unique Canadian 3-ply DK weight yarn custom spun from 100% Norbouillet wool. You can read more about the story of this yarn on our blog.
