ERRATA
Front armhole shaping section, p.78 (number of rows have been changed) - 6th paragraph should be replaced with following:

“Continue working in pattern without shaping until a total of 34 (36, 38, 44) 50, 56, 58 {60, 62, 64} rows have been completed since the body division, ending on row 6 of Chart A (WS).“

Final paragraph of Sleeve shaping section, p.80 (clarification) should be replaced with the following:
“Keeping pattern correct, continue without increasing until sleeve measures 47cm to armhole (or desired length to armhole) from cast on edge, ending on an even numbered round.”

NECKBAND

On page 82 replace first three paragraphs of Neckband section with the following three paragraphs.

“With RS facing, using ribbing needles and starting at the right back, k32 (32, 34, 34) 34, 36, 36 {36, 38, 38} centre back neck sts from stitch holder, k16 from left sleeve saddle sts from stitch holder, pick up and knit 11 sts along the left neck edge, k11 (11, 13, 13) 13, 15, 15 {15, 17, 17} centre front neck sts from stitch holder, pick up and knit 11 sts up the right neck edge, then k16 from right sleeve saddle sts from stitch holder. 97 (97, 101, 101) 101, 105, 105 {105, 109, 109} sts “

Join to work in the round, and if using, place a stitch marker to denote start of rounds at right back.

“Next round: K to end, dec 1 st at end of round. 96 (96, 100, 100) 100, 104, 104 {104, 108, 108} sts “

The Shetland Wool Week Annual Volume 11 includes eight stunning patterns that highlight the versatility and beauty of Shetland wool. From a cosy jacket to the finest lace, from bold Fair Isle colours to subtle textures, the designs highlight the remarkable versatility of Shetland wool.
Alongside the knitting, we share stories that honour our heritage breeds, our agricultural traditions, and the deep personal connections we hold with knitwear. Whether you knit every stitch or simply admire the craft, we hope this Annual brings inspiration and joy.