TRADITIONAL knitting is alive and well on Fair Isle, the most remote inhabited spot in the UK.
Thanks to Mati Ventrillion, the intricate patterns made famous by the Prince of Wales in the 1920s are still being produced on the island.
Her name is a clue that Mati is not a Fair Islander born and bred. She grew up in Venezuela with French parents and was an architect in London before giving it all up to move north.