Designed by Melissa Johnson
This hat was designed while experimenting with colorways for Bea’s Cardigan. With so many shades to choose from in the Mountain Mohair line, there are many other options!
Pictured in (Clockwise from the top) (A) Maritime, (B) Wintergreen, (C) Blueberry (D) Glacier Lake; (A) Claret, (B) Spice, (C) Balsam, (D) Moss; (A) Jet, (B) Edelweiss, (C) Raven, (D) Blizzard; (A) Claret, (B) Rhubarb, (C) Elderberry, (D) Raspberry Mountain Mohair
Intermediate Knitting
Do you enjoy knitting gifts as much as we do? And what feels more rewarding than being able to work up a hat in just a few hours? We have […]
Designed by Larisa Demos
Japanese Knotweed is a New England invasive that can grow over a dozen feet in a season. We think that you’ll find this delicate wrap expands almost as quickly. The easily memorized four row lace pattern combines with the playful change of color to be found in Spinnery Ragg-Time skeins to make for a project you won’t want to put down!
Shown in Joplin Ragg-Time
Intermediate Knitting
We’re excited to launch a limited edition yarn this week that features fiber sourced from nearby New England flocks! Our new undyed 4-Ply Nor’ Easter is our version of a […]
We are not alone in our admiration for Thea Colman’s newest pattern! A quick search of this week’s most popular patterns in Raverly will bring her Fernet Branca to the […]
The first cool evenings have appeared in our forecasts, so the sweater weather we are so looking forward to seems to be on its way! One of our newest patterns […]
Designed by Maureen Clark
One musician’s false note can be the inspiration for another’s new melody. This shawl’s interplay of textured colors and stitches create a complex visual fabric that is easy to knit. This little shawlette allows you to go with the flow instead of fretting over the details of exacting lace. Dive into this pattern without worrying about tinking back stitches or missed yo’s; your shawl’s imperfections make it a unique work of art.
Shown with Holiday Ragg-Time
Intermediate Knitting
Back in the fall of 2016, Maureen’s Green Mountain Flyer Tunic was published in a terrific collection of sweater dresses entitled All Aboard! A total of 6 talented designers collaborated […]
Designed by Larisa Demos
Whitinsville, MA was founded in 1835 by Paul Whitin and his sons. Their mill became one of the largest textile machinery companies in the world and operated for over 135 years. Both our spinning frame and plying machine proudly display the Whitin stamp; and they wind our spun fibers around wooden bobbins in a twisting pattern that is reminiscent of the spiraling ribs of this beanie. Knitting this hat with our yarns made from New England sourced fibers can connect you directly to this rich history of fiber manufacturing that is still a part of life here in Vermont.
Shown in Variegated Green Mountain Green
Intermediate Knitting
Designed by Carolyn Kern
Trinity Mountain is a DK weight hat in three sizes to fit most children (women, men). It is knit using a popular stitch pattern, most often called Trinity Stitch, with Green Mountain Spinnery’s fun new Ragg-Time Yarn in the “Holiday” colorway.
Pictured in Holiday Ragg-Time (now discontinued)
Intermediate Knitting
Designed by Megan Barrett
Knit in the round, this cowl features alternating patterns of corrugated ribbing, bracketed by stretchy bands of single-color 2×1 ribbing to make pulling over your head easy. The durable, insulated corrugated fabric will keep your neck warm, and the sturdy nature of the cowl will allow you to cover your lower face when the weather requires! Just like stalks of summery, red rhubarb, the 2-color ribbing featured in this design create lovely columns with reddish orange and blueish green in the Jelly Roll colorway, and will help recall warmer days during chilly winter ones.
Shown with Jellyroll Ragg-Time
Intermediate Knitting
Designed by ND
Irving Berlin is credited with composing Ragtime music and lyrics that were uncomplicated, simple and direct, with his stated aim being to “reach the heart of the average American.” We think that this
delightfully straightforward poncho does the same. The pattern is created with an easily memorized 4 stitch, 2 row pattern that will have you singing along in no time.
Shown in Berlin Ragg-Time
Intermediate Knitting
