Patterns

Cables and ribbing at the hem and cuffs merge into lace panels separated by vertical ribs. A clever, continuous cable forms the button and neckbands. One of our dressier patterns.

Advanced Knitting

Designed by Lauren Biedel

Lauren learned to knit cables and to design knitwear in her Fiber Arts class at The Putney School. This stylish, chunky hat is the result. Worked with two strands of yarn, it is quick to knit and has a fabulous texture.

Pictured in Claret Mountain Mohair

A pattern by Cap Sease

An easy introduction to lace knitting, this shawl is perfect for our Sylvan Spirit colors.

Pictured in Antique Brass Sylvan Spirit

Easy Knitting

This classic crew neck is as comfortable as your favorite sweatshirt. Knit in the round to the armholes, then back and forth for the rest of the sweater. Set-in sleeves are picked up and knit from the armholes.
Pattern includes Children's and Adult Sizes.

Easy Knitting

Designed by Melissa Johnson

Melissa Johnson designed this hat for her friend and Spinnery co-worker Lisa Letendre to wear to yarn shows. The easy Fair Isle patterns work equally well in solid colors or handpainted yarns

Designed by Marie Grace Smith

Marie Grace is best known for her line of children's knitting patterns. As a mother of 4 she understands the importance of fit and function in children's knitwear. This bulky little vest, in a wool/mohair blend, is perfect for a chilly day or for layering in winter.

Pictured in Natural Dark Capricorn

Designed by Cap Sease

Quick knit mittens for the younger set - make a pair with each chart for your favorite child.

Pictured in various colors of Mountain Mohair

Designed by Cap Sease

Now you see them, now you don't! Like magic, the stripes on this vest emerge and fade as your little one moves. This pattern provides a simple introduction to shadow knitting. Use solid colors to create bold stripes or use one painted yarn with a solid for a more subtle effect.

Pictured in Hibiscus and Dragon Well Alpaca Elegance

Spontaneously designed for a Spinnery customer, this pattern is based on our Easy Raglan sweater. Stitches are cast on at the neck; increases are worked at four evenly spaced intervals. Directions are for either a rolled or cable neck with ribbed or cabled hem. Feel free to make variations of your own - finishing the hem with fringe, I-cord, bobbles... You may think of the poncho as a blank canvas and work stripes, texture, or both. Have Fun!

Pictured in Day Lily and Peacock Mountain Mohair

Easy Knitting

An easy pattern designed by Maureen Clark.

This cardigan is sure to please everyone – so comfortable and so easy.
Dress it up for the office or play it down with your favorite blue jeans.

Pictured in Midnight Blue Mountain Mohair

Easy Knitting

Maureen Clark worked a variation on Barbara G. Walker's Pagoda Lace pattern to create this airy, all season sock. Designed for our Cotton Comfort blend, the sock features yarn over stitches along the instep and a picot edge cuff.

Pictured in Silver Cotton Comfort

Intermediate Knitting

Designed by Melissa Johnson

Equally lovely as a scarf or shawl, this pattern for lace and sport weight yarns is simple and satisfying. Designed for the Spinnery’s Sock Art yarn, the pattern also works well with a larger needle in Sylvan Spirit.

Easy Knitting