Designed by Melissa Johnson
The prototype of this hat was “borrowed” by our staff members for ski outings to various mountains during the snowy winter of 2007-08.
This warm and flattering hat has a cabled band that is knit sideways and an attractive double decrease at the crown.
The cabled band can be knit alone to wear as an earwarmer.
Pictured in Lichen Weekend Wool
Intermediate Knitting
Simply perfect for your first child or grandchild, for a gift, for a carry-along project, for a community raffle. The all-over brocade pattern makes this an heirloom cap. Knit one or one in every color, with or without a ruffle.
Pictured in Unbleached White Cotton Comfort
Intermediate knitting
Designed by our friend Cap Sease, this sweet little hat is a companion to Grandma’s Delight.
Pictured in Mint Cotton Comfort
Intermediate Knitting
Designed by Melissa Johnson
With two contrasting colors of Capricorn, you can creat two very different hats by switching the position of the colors from main to accent. Consider combining two different handpainted colors, one natural color with one handpaint, or two naturals
Pictured in various colors of Capricorn
To learn or teach knitting in the round, start here. This cozy cap is knit on circular needles with a double strand of yarn. Choose a rolled or crocheted edge.
Pictured in Day Lily Mountain Mohair
Easy Knitting
Designed by Maureen Clark
The picot edge, tiny bows pattern stitch and playful curls combine in a hat for gals of all ages.
Pictured in Blue Violet Mountain Mohair
Easy Knitting
Doris Fredericks, a local potter and fine knitter, designed this hat for two or more colors. Choose from five motifs: snowflake, horse, cat, duck and chicken. Edging and ties are single crochet.
Intermediate Knitting
Designed by Kate Salomon
This hat was inspired by long walks on the Cape Cod National Seashore. We love the texture reminiscent of tide-washed sand and windswept dunes. Knit up with Mewesic, wiht its rustic good looks and tweedy rich color, this is a medium weight cap that drapes beautifully and wears well.Style, yarn, and two versions of the pattern combine into the perfect accessory for him or her!
Pictured in Sandman Mewesic and Grey New Mexico Organic
Designed by Eric Robinson
This cozy hood extends down inside the back of baby’s jacket, keeping your child’s neck warm without the need for a separate scarf. Knit in one piece, it can be made in a single color or stripes.
Pictured in Coral Bell and Day Lily Mountain Mohair
Easy Knitting
Stay warm elegantly with this hooded scarf in seed stitch.
Pictured in Variegated Green Mountain Green
Easy Knitting
Designed by Eric Robinson
Many miles in a rental van going to and from fall shows resulted in a number of these ear-warming toppers, a great way to use up scraps from other projects or try a new combination of colors. The doubled garter stitch brim will keep your ears toasty.
Pictured in Various colors of Mountain Mohair
Designed by Melissa Johnson
Perfect for a first Fair Isle Project or to try out a color scheme for the companion Great Meadows Cardigan, this hat is colorful, fun and easy to knit.
Pictured in Moss, Elderberry, Rhubarb and Claret Mountain Mohair