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Skara Brae

“THE NATURAL colours of the Shetland sheep give a unique definition to the colour changes in this Fair Isle pattern - and the traditional motif patterns were great fun to put together,” explains Mary Henderson. “The Shetland Supreme yarn gives a soft fabric with a lovely drape.” Mary’s tank top has been designed with lots of positive ease to give a relaxed fit.

SIZE

YARN

Jamieson & Smith Shetland Supreme Jumper Weight (4ply weight; 100% undyed Shetland wool; 172m/188yds per 50g ball)

NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES

3mm (UK 11/US 2-3) circular needles, 60-80cm long

1 set 3mm (UK 11/US 2-3) double-pointed needles (DPNs), or your preferred needles for working smaller circumference for armholes and neck

3.25mm (UK 10/US 3) circular needles, 60-80cm long

Stitch markers

Stitch holders or smooth waste yarn

2 locking stitch markers to mark the beginning of the round

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