Now available - both the half and full haps as one single pattern download!

Not every Shetland shawl is made from fine yarn and can pass through a wedding ring. Shetland’s weather can be rough, and the practical Shetlanders know that thick wool offers protection from wind and rain. The traditional hap shawl is called for when one’s needs turn from lace to warmth.

This triangle or half hap version of the traditional hap shawl offers a different edging than that shown on the full sized hap. Feel free to swap the edging in the two patterns as you prefer.

Sample in photo knit from Jamieson & Smith Shetland Supreme Jumper weight yarn.
MC Yuglet - 630 yards
CC1 Black - 150 yards
CC2 White - 70 yards

Errata
Page 25
Lerwick Harbour Half Hap bottom of pg24 should read:
Knit 1 row, increasing to 127 stitches. (previously said 123 stitches) Knit 1 row even.

Page 25
When Repeating Rows 39-40 in dark grey eliminate the yarn over after the first two edging stitches, and before the last two edging stitches (Keep the yarn overs flanking the center spine stitch.) to achieve the correct number of stitches - 281 - before starting the Scalloped Lace Edging.