Designer Cap Sease created this sweater to celebrate the birth of her great niece Talia Eleni Stopper, who was known for nine months as “Peanut.”
Knit from one sleeve cuff to the other, it has a delightfully named “Wiggle” Pattern.
Pictured in Weathered Green Cotton Comfort
Easy Knitting
Inspired by sweaters and textiles from her childhood, designer Melissa Johnson has created this V-neck cardigan knit in a rich but easy Fair Isle pattern or a solid color with contrasting trim. Sitting at her work table Melissa looks out to the Great Meadows, rich agricultural land on the banks of the Connecticut River.
Pictured in Moss, Mesa, Rhubarb and Claret Mountain Mohair
Intermediate Knitting
This adorable sweater for babies and little children is Libby’s Slip Stitch Cardigan adapted for Cotton Comfortor Sylvan Spirit.
Pictured in Rose Quartz Sylvan Spirit
Intermediate Knitting
A two-color pattern to knit for current and future generations. The classic motif will charm the wearer. The knitter will appreciate the drop shoulders, clear charting and range of sizes.
Pictured in Wintergreen and EdelweissMountain Mohair
Intermediate knitting
An old fashioned recipe for a comfortable baby, these soakers become softer and softer as they are used and washed. To wash, simply soak in tepid water, squeeze out and lay flat to dry.
Easy Knitting
Garter stitch on the diagonal. What could be more simple, yet simply elegant? Any of our soft yarns will do –Mountain Mohair, Green Mountain Green or Alpaca Elegance.
Pictured in Vincent’s Gold Mountain Mohair
Easy Knitting
Designed by Cap Sease
This simple lacy shawl is the perfect lightweight cover-up for a cool summer evening.
Designed by Cap Sease
What begins as a blizzard of snowflakes gradually fades to flurries and then tapers to a few stray flakes in this clever scarf.
Pictured in Spring Blue Sock Art – Meadow
Designed by Maureen Clark
An infinity scarf, crocheted flat and sewn together, it can be worn as a single loop or doubled over for extra coziness.
Pictured in Handpainted Simply Fine
This scarf pleats all by itself; the stitch pattern makes it happen.
Pictured in Peony Cotton Comfort
Easy Knitting
Designed by Gudrun Johnston
Gudrun was born in Shetland in the 70’s while her mother, Patricia Johnston, was running the successful knitwear design company, The Shetland Trader. Thirty years later Gudrun has followed in her mother’s footsteps, and has made a name for herself among a new generation of knitwear designers. She often includes aspects of her Shetland heritage in her designs.
Pictured in Deep Lake Weekend Wool
Designed by Maureen Clark
This cozy cowl in an easy lace pattern is just the thing to for an elegant bit of lightweight warmth.