Designed by Kate Salomon
The gentle texture of shifting sands can frame your face as a cowl just as beautifully as a hat! This easily worked cable pattern knit at a relaxed gauge makes for a comforting cowl that embraces your neck with the warmth of a day at the beach. This snug fitting unisex cowl will comfortably fit under a winter jacket, and can easily be modified to a different circumference and depth to fit your preference.
Pictured in Silver Cotton Comfort
Intermediate Knitting
Designed by Cap Sease
Sideways cables are a fun and different way to dress up a simple raglan pullover. The cables provide a nice scalloped edge, creating texture and interest.
This sweater begins with the cabled lower body, which is worked as a long rectangle, then sewn together to form a tube. Stitches are picked up along one end of the tube and worked to the armholes, then the body is set aside. The sleeves are worked in the round to the armholes, then joined to the body. The raglan yoke is worked in the round to the neck.
Shown in Peacock Mountain Mohair
Intermediate Knitting
Designed by Debbie West
York is a gender-neutral pull-over sweater for everyone. Utilizing a timeless color-work pattern and simple top-down yoke construction, York is easy to knit and requires essentially no finishing. The yarn, Alpaca Elegance, is next to your skin soft and wonderful to knit. York is cuddly warm, classic, and will be cherished for years to come.
Shown in Dark Roast (MC) & Cream, Chai, Cappuccino Alpaca Elegance
Intermediate Knitting
Designed by KateSalomon
This unisex accessory might be considered by some to be a gaiter and others to be a cowl. Designed to ward off winter wind from the back of your neck, and worked to a circumference and depth of your choosing, this comforting neck warmer can be a perfect choice for everyone.
Show here with Natural Dark & White Simply Fine
Intermediate Knitting
Designed by Maureen Clark
This fun quick knit is my take on a bias cowl with some off keel shaping! Use two contrasting colors or two similar colors for a more dramatic look. This pattern was created for the 2022 I-91 Summer Vacation Shop Hop.
Show here with Violet & Iris Cotton Comfort
Intermediate Knitting
Designed by Maureen Clark
Could it be that our favorite projects to knit are the ones that are outgrown almost before we get them off the needles? This little top-down yoked pullover features a garland of adorable tiny foxes that will surround your favorite troublemaker with friendly faces.
Shown in Luminosity, Citrine, Peach Beryl, Moonshadow & Turquoise Sylvan Spirit
Intermediate Knitting
Designed by Kate Salomon
One of the brighter take-aways from COVID quarantining is that athleisure wear is here to stay! When you find yourself reaching for your favorite yoga pants, why not pair them with an equally comforting pullover? This simple 3/4 length sleeve sweater works equally well for a lazy family breakfast or a video conference call, and when your day includes both, you’ll be dressed for success and comfy as well.
Shown in Alpine Shadow Mountain Mohair
Intermediate Knitting
Designed by Maureen Clark
Conversation hearts aren’t the only way to woo your valentine. A hand knit cowl that is as cozy and comforting as a hug around the neck can be equally convincing. This stranded accessory is worked in the round and folded, then seamed together ensuring that there is no wrong side! We hope that this fun bright design warms your heart or that of someone you love.
Show here with Armstrong Ragg-Time and Norwegian Wood Mewesic
Intermediate Knitting
Designed by Maureen Clark
When the snow lies deep in Vermont, our rose bushes lie dormant waiting for longer days and warmer temperatures to generate new growth. As crafters, we can accelerate that timeline by adding beautiful blossoms to our hand knits that will keep us comfortably warm until spring’s return. By alternating main and contrast colors, you’ll have sufficient yardage for two hats, giving you and your sweetheart heartwarming bouquets that look just freshly picked all winter long.
Show here with White Wedding and Brickhouse Mewesic
Intermediate Knitting
Designed by Margaret Atkinson
Nothing shows your love like a handknit, and who better to benefit from your stitches than your favorite companion. Your best friend can be as sharply dressed and comfortably warm as you are in this stylish cabled sweater. This new pattern is sized for small to medium sized pooches of all breeds, with carefully placed ribbing to snugly embrace the belly. With a deliciously deep optional turtleneck, this extra layer will keep your dog as polished as a gemstone.
Pictured in Poppy Weekend Wool
Intermediate Knitting
Designed by Idabelle Hegemann
Top-Down Construction
This classic pattern was one of the Spinnery’s first, originally published in the 1980’s. It has been warming toes for decades. In celebration of our 40th anniversary, we’ve updated it to include expanded sizing that can work for the entire family, and we’ve made the instructions a bit more approachable for less experienced knitters. We are confident that these socks will be as hardwearing and hard working as our scrappy cooperative.
Pictured in Limited Edition yarns: Avocado, Grey and White
Intermediate Knitting
Designed by Kate Salomon
How can a cozy lace shawl wrap you in comforting warmth and not restrict your mobility? When it is a vest to be popped over your head. This delicate layering piece will rest squarely on your shoulders and
surround you with warmth that won’t come unmoored as you move through your day.
Pictured in Dark Maine Organic
Intermediate Knitting
