Knit A My Shetland Home Scarf, Designed By Elizabeth Williamson To Mimic The Scottish Archipelago

Posted by Danielle | Mar 3, 2023 | Knit Hacks | 0 |

Knit a My Shetland Home scarf, designed to mimic the landscape – which begins with crest of the wave pattern, crashing on to the pebbly beach of muckle holes, leading to the back of the beach which in summer is covered in peerie flowers. The hills are created by the horse shoe pattern to finally the peerie diamonds of the red granite rocks.

Get the pattern via Ravelry, designed by Elizabeth Williamson. It’s knit with fingering weight yarn, suggestions below!

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