Our undyed skeins are very special to us. We think that they best illustrate how beautiful fiber can stand without adornment. How could we better to honor the gift of… Continue reading
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Dreamed, spun, designed and knit
It all started with Julie Asselin. She dreamed up a new yarn last summer; and when her Nurtured moved through our production line, we all knew that it was something… Continue reading
Yep, sounds about right
The New York Times recently published an article about the health benefits of knitting. You may not be surprised to learn that there are many. Jane Brody, one of the… Continue reading
Another request fulfilled
One of our most popular children’s sweater is the East Putney Aran that was included in our 99 Yarns book published in 2009. This classic pullover pattern includes sizing for… Continue reading
The gift that keeps giving
We are launching something brand new this month that we’re delighted to share with you. We’d like to introduce our first Spinnery project club! The Quartet Hat Club. Membership in… Continue reading
Stop on by!
We are very proud to be participants in the oldest continuing Craft Tour in the country. Thanksgiving weekend marks the 37th annual Putney Craft Tour: Friday November 27th – Sunday… Continue reading
While you knit
Maureen and Kate just recently returned from more than a month of road trips, bringing Spinnery yarn and samples to sheep & wool festivals around the country. They spent many… Continue reading
Are you ready?
We are setting up shop at Rhinebeck this weekend. We look forward to this festival every fall. The food, yarn, sheep and wool bring thousands of fiber enthusiasts to this… Continue reading
Vermont at it’s best
We are headed to the Vermont Sheep & Wool Festival this weekend and we couldn’t be more excited. Tunbridge is lovely this time of year. And in our opinion, there… Continue reading
And that’s not all…
Last week we shared with you Amy Christoffer’s Coolidge Cardigan pattern, a lovely moss stitch and lace creation that Maureen has already cast on for. She is making a version… Continue reading
Stripey Stripe Sweater – 122
Designed by Cap Sease
There are many colorful ways to make this pullover as distinctive as the child who wears it.
This worsted weight pattern uses contrasting colors to make a striking yoke, making it an excellent project for customers to combine new yarns for the main color and “stash” yarns for the contrasting colors. This is also a great project to use with that special skein of hand painted or handspun yarn.
Pictured in Wonderfully Woolly
Easy Knitting
Welt Cap – 69
Playful and functional is this wonderful child or adult hat.
Easy Knitting