Little Man Cardigan – 174

Designed by Rachel Stecker

Every little man needs a sweater with pockets for his precious things. This classic-style raglan is worked from the top down and sports contrasting stripes on the yoke, sleeves and pocket edgings and a very manly shawl collar.

Pictured in Navy, Storm & Weathered Green Cotton Comfort


Little Billy Goat – 165

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


Labyrinth – 141

Designed by Cap Sease

The shape of this lightweight, but warm pullover was inspired by the square lines of the mosaic stitch pattern.

Pictured in Luminosity & Peridot Sylvan Spirit


Kristy – 140

Designed by Maureen Clark

With its rectangular shaping and stretchy garter stitch bodice, this easy crochet/knit cardigan is simple to size precisely. The length and width of the crocheted panels can be easily adjusted, and adding garter stitch rows at the joins can provide fine-tuning. The modular construction makes it easy to create a custom fit.

Pictured in Red Cotton Comfort


Kristen – 200

Designed by Kristen TenDyke

This cozy hoodie is knit seamlessly from the bottom up, beginning with the sleeves, then the body. They are joined at the underarms and worked together while the armholes and sleeve caps are shaped. The shoulders are joined with a three-needle bind-off, then the back cable panel continues up the hood. The hood has some increasing and short-row shaping so it has a great fit around your head. The neckband stitches are picked up around the opening and worked in k1, p1 ribbing while joining to the front neck bind-off as it is being knit.

Pictured in  Blizzard Mountain Mohair


Kelly – 154

Designed by Maureen Clark

With its rectangular shaping and stretchy garter stitch bodice, this easy knit cardigan is simple to size precisely. The length and width of the lower panels can be easily adjusted, and adding garter stitch rows at the joins can provide fine-tuning. The modular construction makes it easy to create a custom fit.

Pictured in Leaf Cotton Comfort


Juliet Shell – 127

Designed by Cap Sease

This pretty little top with an easy mock cable rib is knit from the shoulders to the hem for a custom fit. A crocheted picot edging gives it feminine style. Cool and elegant in Sylvan Spirit or Cotton Comfort, perfect for early spring and fall evenings in Alpaca Elegance or Mewesic.

Pictured in Sterling Sylvan Spirit

Easy Knitting

 


Islanders’ Vest – 120

Designed by Libby Mills

Libby designed this vest after a visit to Scotland’s Outer Hebrides Islands, famous for their sheep and traditional knitting.
The stitch pattern is based on Elizabeth Lovick’s book Patterns for North Ronaldsay Yarn. Liz named the design “Blanster” after a farm on South Ronaldsay Island mentioned in early medieval documents, which is still there today.

Pictured in White Maine Organic

Intermediate Knitting


Isis – 148

Designed by Maureen Clark

Start at the top, work to the bottom, and pop it on – you’ll feel like a goddess in no time. This elegant shell is fun to knit and even more fun to wear.

Pictured in Leaf, Aqua and Unbleached White Cotton Comfort

Easy Knitting


Holland – 194

Designed by Maureen Clark

Modeled after a well-loved sweater, this top-down raglan has ribbed detail on the shoulders and 3/4 sleeves and a front gore that creates an infinitely comfortable a-line shape. Note: if you would like the front to pleat, make the next larger size.

Pictured in Hematite Sylvan Spirit


Gulfoss – 153

Designed by Cap Sease

Using a yoke pattern designed years ago by her sister Peg, Cap has created a pullover and cardigan perfect for late fall and winter, and appropriate for both women and men. Any color combination works well; the wide choice of Mountain Mohair colors will guarantee a distinctive sweater

Pictured in: Grey Birch, Elderberry & Moss (in the foreground) Alpine Shadow, Edelweiss & Midnight Blue (in the background) Mountain Mohair

Intermediate Knitting


Icelandic – 22

All the beauty of traditional Icelandic design adapted to a gauge appropriate for the Spinnery’s worsted weight yarns. Designed as a unisex pullover or cardigan, Icelandic offers unlimited colorways. Knit the body, then the sleeves, and finally join all together in an elegantly crafted yoke.

Intermediate Knitting

Shown in Poppy, Blue Jay & White Weekend Wool