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Kukkia sweater is a tender and vivid woolen sweater. “Kukkia” has a dual meaning in Finnish: It is both flowers in plural and blooming as a verb. There is something wild and timeless in these flowers, each one of them being unique and valuable as such. You are wild and free to embroider your flowers as distinctive as you wish!
Level: Absolute sweater beginner
Knitting time: Incredible, but it takes only one week!
Surprise: Limited Edition Fiskars Pink Ribbon Scissors
The Kukkia sweater KnitKit is exclusive and has everything you need to make a perfectly soft sweater and embroider flowers on it: 100% hand-dyed Finnsheep yarn, Limited Edition Fiskars Pink Ribbon scissors, easy to follow knitting instruction, tools for finalizing the product and Kukkia Embroidery Kit. Available in three colors: nat white, light grey and campaign color rose pink.
Myssy and Fiskars are both official partners of the Pink Ribbon Campaign 2024 of Finnish Cancer Association. For every Kukkia Collection product sold, a minimum 10% is donated to The Cancer Association. The money goes to support cancer research, promote information about cancer and to offer support to those affected. Myssy and Fiskars are proud to let hope live!
Myssy x Fiskars Kukkia Sweater KnitKit includes:
Fiskars Pink Ribbon scissors
EmbroideryKit (instructions, yarns and needle)
According to the size 500-900g Virtain Voima 4-ply bulky weight Finnsheep wool yarn
Instructions
Sewing needle
Fabric label.You can sign this with a pen.
Wooden Myssy tag
Brown thread for attaching the fabric label and the wooden tag Myssy passport
Note! Knitting needles are not included, but you can order them separately here. Kukkia sweater is knitted with US 17’’/12.0mm 80cm circular needles and sleeves are knitted with US 17’’/12.0mm 40cm needles. You can order both needles or just the 80cm version. Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain the right gauge. Note that rib is suggested to be knitted with 9mm needles. You can get them here.
