Step into the enchanting world of Fair Isle with Marie! Explore her passion for the island, its exquisite knitwear, and discover the various ways you can connect with this truly special place. Whether you're interested in purchasing a knitting pattern or having a Fair Isle knitting piece hand-made just for you, or even considering visiting the island to join Marie for an all-inclusive week-long knitting holiday—there's a delightful adventure waiting for you!
Fair Isle knitting holidays 2025
Experience the unique way of living in Fair Isle.
For a week, fully immerse yourself in the tradition of knitting on the island. Marie will tailor the perfect holiday for you. Knit your own piece of Fair Isle that will stay with you as a life-long reminder of a unique adventure.
Fair Isle knitwear made-to-order
Find here a selection of hand-made authentic Fair Isle knitwear showcasing Marie’s beautiful designs, knitted in the island by Marie and skilled islanders. Purchase your own piece of the island heritage to stay with you for a lifetime.
Machine-knitting online course
Dive into the world of machine-knitted Fair Isle with Marie's Masterclass!
From beginner basics to advanced techniques, explore the art of high-quality knitwear passed down from generations of island artisans. Immerse yourself in a carefully crafted range of knitting patterns and elevate your skills.
Fair Isle throws
featured products
Sea Blues
Summer Pinks
Hill Greens
Shetland Sheep
Fair Isle, the island
Did you know this astonishing tiny island, standing alone where the Atlantic meets the North Sea, is the most remote inhabited island in the United Kingdom? Visiting Fair Isle is an adventure so make sure you have all the facts about this unique place.
More than just a knitter, Marie Bruhat
Marie is a textile artist and knitwear designer, originally from Auvergne in France. She first visited Fair Isle, the UK’s most remote inhabited island in 2015 and fell under the spell of the island’s life and culture, past and present, Marie moved her life to the island in 2017.
Being a committed part of the tiny island community means involvement. Today, alongside her knitting studio and artistic practice, she hosts knitting holidays, runs her busy croft (tending around 50 sheep); she is also is a fully-trained firefighter for the local airport!