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Cricket – 291

Designed by Cap Sease

As cute as a bug is an expression that sums up our new worsted weight henley pullover perfectly. This sweater’s easy fit will allow complete freedom of movement for your little one. It will render your favorite kiddo as snug as a bug and can be worked up as quick as a cricket.

Pictured in Grasshopper Weekend Wool

Slip Stitch Cardi – 290

Designed by Cap Sease

We’ve updated a classic worsted weight Spinnery pattern to make it more adaptable and easier to create. The Slip Stitch Cardigan (which is actually created with an eyelet pattern) is now new and improved! Cap has reimagined this design with a DK weight gauge for a broader range of appropriate yarn options as well as three season wearability. The new almost seamless construction of this revised pattern will appeal to any knitter who prefers to
avoid the added work of old-fashioned finishing.

Shown in Bluet Cotton Comfort

Intermediate Knitting

Not exactly out of stock

Our Mill is almost back to being fully operational; with our team working most of the hours that they did before COVID social distancing required that we keep a generous… Continue reading

Call a friend!

Our newest design, Hybrid was inspired by the partnership and community that is created and maintained by the vendors and attendees of fiber festivals all across the county.  It pairs… Continue reading

Introducing Hybrid!

We have a new pattern to share with you this week!  We’d like to introduce you to Hybrid. This top-down yoked sweater designed by Kate Salomon, pairs woolen spun Spinnery… Continue reading

A lamb update!

Over the past few months, we’ve shared snapshots of some of the charming lambs that the fiber producers we work with have been raising this Spring.  Those fuzzy adorable creatures… Continue reading

Painting with tweed

Yoked color work sweaters can offer us an exciting blank canvas with which to experiment with color.  We thought we’d share with you several sweaters that were recently finished using… Continue reading

Hybrid – 288

Designed by Kate Salomon

Gardeners have been cross-pollinating plants for generations to introduce exciting new variations.  This stranded pullover blends very different yarns to startling effect, similar to an opening blossom or a spreading bird’s wing.  Pairing lofty woolen-spun Green Mountain Spinnery yarns with brilliant worsted-spun yarns like Fiber Optic Yarns’ gradients or those dyed by Karida at Neighborhood Fiber Co. can showcase a radiantly hued yoke like a prized bloom.

Shown in MC: Dark Roast Alpaca Elegance  CC: Java Jive Fiber Optic Yarns  Short Unified Gradient

Intermediate Knitting

Therapeutic Stitching

We have all found solace in the smooth repetition to be found in knitting.  And this week, many of us that the Spinnery have spent more hours than usual working… Continue reading

Project inspiration

Two of our Ravelry friends recently wowed us with their projects that used some of our un-dyed yarns.  We’d like to share them with you to see if their project… Continue reading