The Croft: Shetland Tweed by Sarah Hatton

The Croft: Shetland Tweed by Sarah HattonThe rural agricultural community on the Shetland Islands have a long and prestigious history of rearing Britains most northerly native sheep breed and collecting its high quality wool. This is part of a practice known as crofting, which is integral to the landscape, cultural heritage and social economy of the Shetland Islands. It bonds people and places in a unique way, preserving livelihoods and age old traditions. West Yorkshire Spinners awaited the

5mm 40" Circular needle and set Double Points

Very durable and can be knit several times without any fraying

Alana Sweater

Available in vibrant solids and heathered tones

CARE INSTRUCTIONS - Hand wash in cold water

OTHER TOOLS: 2 stitch markers of different colors

1350/1450) yds

This luxurious tweed scarf adds texture

The needle tips are made of prized liquid silk finished Ebony wood

With inspiring patterns in nature infused tones

Using fourteen colors of Woolstok Light this piece will compliment every outfit

Pickle - emerald green