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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

Another glimpse from the lamb cam

Since we all missed our opportunity to see some sheep this weekend at the New Hampshire Sheep & Wool Festival, we thought we’d start our week with a tribute to some of the sheep that we’ve enjoyed in our Instagram feed this month.

An invitation to fun!

We usually spend Mothers’ Day weekend at the New Hampshire Sheep and Wool Festival.  We love sharing our yarn and newest designs with friends who come from all over New England to shop, take classes, see sheep dog trials and greet some new lambs.

Sign of Spring Top – 299

Designed by Moon Eldridge

Spring is here! It is a perfect time to put winter clothes away and add a fresh new top to your wardrobe. This crochet tunic is perfect for warmer weather.  With a crisp textured background of crochet Moss stitch, and four centered ribs decorating the front, this top is fun to make and will become your newest favorite for many seasons to come.

Shown in Fresh Cut Grass Simply Fine Skinnies

Intermediate Crochet

More recently finished projects

Our collective needles and hooks have been flying!  Raverly is full of inspiration as crafters around the world are completing project after project, using this time of quarantine and social… Continue reading

Show and tell – Sweater Edition

We have been so inspired to see what you all have been creating during our quarantine.   The projects range from the small and intricate to the ambitious and wonderful.  It… Continue reading