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The Croft: DK Collection One by Sarah Hatton & Rosee Woodland

West Yorkshire Spinners

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Designed by Sarah Hatton and Rosee Woodland, this collection of women’s and men’s knitwear features modern colorwork, graphic textures and interesting cables that are perfect for layering through the ever-changing seasons.

The rural agricultural community on the Shetland Islands has a long and prestigious history of rearing Britain's most northerly native sheep and collecting their sustainable, high-quality wool.  Known as crofting, this practice is integral to the landscape, cultural heritage & economy.

The exclusive relationship with Jamieson & Smith allows West Yorkshire Spinners to work with the fleece which is world-renowned for it's fineness, warmth & strength.  The high crimp and wave in the fiber combined with its soft & silky handle create the perfect yarn for hand knitting.

"Shetland yarn has long been a favorite of mine so I was delighted to see The Croft DK join the West Yorkshire Spinners range. My designs were inspired by the rugged North Sea coastline - from the coils of thick ropes seen on the foreshore, to the prows of fishing boats and of course the wild waters themselves."  --Rosee Woodland

"The yarn shows texture incredibly well which allowed me to include some cables in the collection, as well as simple pieces for a relaxing knit. We have included something to appeal to knitters of all skill levels."  --Sarah Hatton

The following patterns are included in the book.   Please click on any link to view a gift kit which includes this book with enough yarn to complete that pattern.  After all, pattern books should come with yarn!  (Coming Soon!)  

  • Alba
  • Boyd (Cover)
  • Bridget
  • Davina
  • Kenna (Cover)
  • Lachlan
  • Leana
  • Mack
  • Mairi
  • Quinn Hat & Scarf Duo
  • Shona
  • Taye

Paperback with spiral binding, 85 pages
Published in 2020
Published by West Yorkshire Spinners

Photography by Sarah Hatton



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