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His and/or Hers
Sometimes seeing a garment styled a bit differently, or even on a different model can totally change the look. That different look can change our perspective and looking with new eyes […]
Common Cap – 221
Designed by Kate Salomon
Vermont hospitality extends to having extra layers available for winter visitors. We designed this hat with ribbing that will stretch comfortably to fit heads 19” – 24” in circumference. Wear it slouched, as a cuffed watch cap or somewhere in between. Add a fun pop of color, or stripes, to personalize each hat and use up leftover skeins. Knit one for every member of your family and a few extras just in case!
Pictured in Orchid, Teal, Pollen & Chestnut Weekend Wool
Intermediate Knitting
West River Wrap – 220
Designed by Cap Sease
The West River in Guilford CT is a tidal river meandering through marshes before entering Long Island Sound. Its ever-changing ripples and eddies as the tide ebbs and flows inspired this wrap that is a combination of cables and lace.
Pictured in Moorit Singles — now discontinued
Intermediate Knitting
Jenness Pebble Socks – 219
Designed by Maureen Clark
Top – Down
I just fell for this little pattern stitch. It reminds me of all the little pebbles and shells along the coast. It also adds a hint of laciness and an excellent cling that a sock needs to stay up!
Pictured in Handpainted Meadow (now discontinued)
Intermediate Knitting
Double Stuff Mittens – 218
Designed by Cap Sease
Inspired by mittens seen in Estonia, these mittens lined with alpaca and wool will keep your hands toasty and warm on the coldest of days. Make them your own by embroidering a design on the mittens before working the lining. When knit in Weekend Wool without decoration, they make a sturdy, everyday mitten. Mountain Mohair makes a slightly dressier mitten.
Pictured in Glacier Lake Mountain Mohair or Poppy Weekend Wool with Cream Alpaca Elegance inside both.
Intermediate Knitting
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An important part of the pattern design process is test knitting the garment in question. We like to create a version (and sometimes two) of each pattern to ensure the different […]
Winter woolens
As temperatures start to drop and days become shorter, we find ourselves drawn to working on projects that will take a bit more time. The prospect of sitting quietly with […]
A wonderful time to visit Putney
In just a few weeks, studios all over Putney will be opening their doors to the public for the 38th annual Putney Craft Tour. The weekend of Friday November 25th […]
Hot off the presses
Our friend Cap Sease has done it again! Her most recent book is one that you’ll definitely want to add to your personal library. Knitter’s Know-How includes 127 techniques that […]
Vermont’s Sheep and Wool
In just a couple of weeks, we’ll be setting up shop in Tunbridge, Vermont for the annual Vermont Sheep and Wool Festival. For the second year running, we’ll be organizing the […]
Cowl Up – 217
Designed by Maureen Clark
This cozy cowl is worked in Tunisian crochet with a big hook and bulky yarn. It creates a lofty cowl in just a few hours of crafting, that you can curl up with on any cold winter day!
Pictured in White Capricorn
Easy Knitting