The Shetland Mini-Scarf : Centre Pattern

£45.00

Fully fashioned, triangular mini-scarf scarf in a textured double garter stitch with an UNUSUWUL pattern across the centre in complimentary shade.

Knitted to order for you in London using a smooth, worsted spun shetland yarn, grown by sheep in the Shetland Isles.

Shetland : About The Breed

The Shetland is an ancient, highly adaptable breed that grows a fine, crimped (wavy) fibre in a variety of colours, ranging from creamy white, through shades of browns and greys to almost black. Traditionally associated with patterned knitwear and fine lace, this hardy breed is soft but resilient, perfect for showcasing graphics and pattern for this capsule collection of mini-scarves.

About The Yarn

Knitted in 100% natural, undyed wool fibre, spun from Shetland sheep reared by crofters on the Shetland Isles. This yarn is worsted spun, a process which aligns the wool fibres parallel to one another by combing, creating a yarn that produces beautiful stitch definition and a smooth finish.

Colours

Available in 6 natural, undyed shades:
White, Light Brown, Mid Brown, Light Grey, Dark Grey, Black.

Size

88cm x 16cm at widest point.


Designed to showcase the best qualities of the Shetland breed. Each piece brings an opportunity to learn about the landscape wool comes from, the skilled hands that transform fibre to yarn and how design brings all these elements together through making.

Fully fashioned, triangular mini-scarf scarf in a textured double garter stitch with an UNUSUWUL pattern across the centre in complimentary shade.

Knitted to order for you in London using a smooth, worsted spun shetland yarn, grown by sheep in the Shetland Isles.

Shetland : About The Breed

The Shetland is an ancient, highly adaptable breed that grows a fine, crimped (wavy) fibre in a variety of colours, ranging from creamy white, through shades of browns and greys to almost black. Traditionally associated with patterned knitwear and fine lace, this hardy breed is soft but resilient, perfect for showcasing graphics and pattern for this capsule collection of mini-scarves.

About The Yarn

Knitted in 100% natural, undyed wool fibre, spun from Shetland sheep reared by crofters on the Shetland Isles. This yarn is worsted spun, a process which aligns the wool fibres parallel to one another by combing, creating a yarn that produces beautiful stitch definition and a smooth finish.

Colours

Available in 6 natural, undyed shades:
White, Light Brown, Mid Brown, Light Grey, Dark Grey, Black.

Size

88cm x 16cm at widest point.


Designed to showcase the best qualities of the Shetland breed. Each piece brings an opportunity to learn about the landscape wool comes from, the skilled hands that transform fibre to yarn and how design brings all these elements together through making.

Color:
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The Shetland Mini-Scarf : Checkerboard
£45.00

Fully fashioned, triangular mini-scarf with a classic checkerboard style pattern and hidden UNUSUWUL marque on one corner.

Knitted to order for you in London using a smooth, worsted spun shetland yarn, grown by sheep in the Shetland Isles.

Shetland : About The Breed

The Shetland is an ancient, highly adaptable breed that grows a fine, crimped (wavy) fibre in a variety of colours, ranging from creamy white, through shades of browns and greys to almost black. Traditionally associated with patterned knitwear and fine lace, this hardy breed is soft but resilient, perfect for showcasing graphics and pattern for this capsule collection of mini-scarves.

About The Yarn

Knitted in 100% natural, undyed wool fibre, spun from Shetland sheep reared by crofters on the Shetland Isles. This yarn is worsted spun, a process which aligns the wool fibres parallel to one another by combing, creating a yarn that produces beautiful stitch definition and a smooth finish.

Colours

Available in 6 natural, undyed shades:
White, Light Brown, Mid Brown, Light Grey, Dark Grey, Black.

Size

88cm x 16cm at widest point.


Designed to showcase the best qualities of the Shetland breed. Each piece brings an opportunity to learn about the landscape wool comes from, the skilled hands that transform fibre to yarn and how design brings all these elements together through making.

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The Shetland Mini-Scarf : Classic
£45.00

Fully fashioned, triangular mini-scarf scarf in a textured double garter stitch with the UNUSUWUL marque on one corner in complimentary shade.

Knitted to order for you in London using a smooth, worsted spun shetland yarn, grown by sheep in the Shetland Isles.

Shetland : About The Breed

The Shetland is an ancient, highly adaptable breed that grows a fine, crimped (wavy) fibre in a variety of colours, ranging from creamy white, through shades of browns and greys to almost black. Traditionally associated with patterned knitwear and fine lace, this hardy breed is soft but resilient, perfect for showcasing graphics and pattern for this capsule collection of mini-scarves.

About The Yarn

Knitted in 100% natural, undyed wool fibre, spun from Shetland sheep reared by crofters on the Shetland Isles. This yarn is worsted spun, a process which aligns the wool fibres parallel to one another by combing, creating a yarn that produces beautiful stitch definition and a smooth finish.

Colours

Available in 6 natural, undyed shades:
White, Light Brown, Mid Brown, Light Grey, Dark Grey, Black.

Size

88cm x 16cm at widest point.


Designed to showcase the best qualities of the Shetland breed. Each piece brings an opportunity to learn about the landscape wool comes from, the skilled hands that transform fibre to yarn and how design brings all these elements together through making.