Lightweight sweater made of YarnArt Flowers yarn

I bought two skeins and started googling for some examples of products made from this yarn. It turned out that besides cowls and something crocheted from "grandma's chest," there wasn't much to see. Since I wanted to knit with needles and just test the yarn, I chose the simplest top-down raglan sweater.

On the negative side: the yarn looks completely different in the skein and in the product (I will attach a photo of the skein at the end of the post), unexpectedly different. Also, to knit identical sleeves, I had to completely unravel the skein by color segments and divide each into two parts.

On the positive side: the yarn is super pleasant, it contains cotton and panakril (but it seems like only cotton), the product turns out weightless and soft. And of course, the color transition. This is not sectionally dyed yarn; another color is gradually interwoven into the thread. I already managed to wear the sweater in +20 degrees, and it wasn't hot at all.

From the very beginning and almost until the end of knitting the product, I had doubts that it would turn out well because it seemed to me that I had not hit my tones, and it all looked somehow strange. But when the blue appeared - everything improved.

And here is the skein itself. You might ask, where is the part with the dark color? I started to knit this segment, but relative to the rest of the pastel part of the sweater, it looked very rough and awkward. So I just decided not to use this part of the yarn. I will knit something else from it:).

In the end, I can say that the yarn is good, overall it pleased me more than it disappointed. So knit boldly, but be very careful when choosing the color.