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The Shetland Trader Book Two – Gudrun Johnston
€ 23,95 incl. BTW
The Shetland Trader Book Two is a collection of 9 new patterns by designer Gudrun Johnston. As with Book One, this collection draws its inspiration from the Shetland Islands.
The print book includes a complimentary copy of the ebook.
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