Bumpity Mittens – 156

Designed by Cap Sease

The corn on the cob stitch makes a thick, dense fabric that will keep your hands warm all winter long. Its deep texture is deceptive, making it look like four colors are used instead of just two.

Pictured in White and Grey New Mexico Organic


Wonderland Gloves – 139

Designed by Eric Robinson

With cuffs inspired by an old English tea cosy and an engaging color pattern, these extra-toasty gloves are sure to brighten your winter. Just watch out for white rabbits and disappearing cats…

Pictured in Smoke and Aster Local Color and Grey New Mexico Organic

Advanced Knitting


Cable Socks – 81

If you’ve mastered knitting your first socks, you might enjoy trying cables. Classic, simple to knit and satisfying to wear.

Pictured in White Weekend Wool

Intermediate Knitting


Hanna’s Sock – 134

Designed by Maureen Clark

Named for Hanna Teachman, who taught Maureen her unique method for knitting sock heels. This is a top-down sock as elegant to wear as it is entertaining to knit.

Pictured in White New Mexico Organic


IBH’s Toasty Socks – 21

Isabelle Hegemann, also known as IBH, had twenty-six grandchildren and great-grandchildren and knit socks for each of them annually. Her step-by-step teaching pattern will have you confidently knitting a rib pattern in the round on double-pointed needles, turning a heel, and finishing the toe with kitchener stitch. Custom fit these sturdy, simple  top -down boot socks by changing needle size and adjusting the length of cuff and foot.

Pictured in Natural Grey and WhiteVermont Organic

Easy Knitting


Baby Bonnet – 77

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


Morning Mist

A new pattern has been released by Annie Rowden this week.  We’d like to introduce you to Morning Mist made with Spinnery Cotton Comfort. Larisa was among the lucky few… Continue reading


A new take on a classic Aran

The Aran sweater has a rich history, full of Irish island lore and fishing stories about the one that “got away”.  In the past, each cable included in the pattern… Continue reading


Let’s all cast on

Earlier this week we found out about a new Ravelry Knit Along that is starting today! We didn’t want to waste a minute sharing some of the details with you… Continue reading


Let’s root for the home team!

Baseball season starts this week, and the Red Sox’s first home game will be against the Milwaukee Brewers on Friday afternoon.  We imagine that you may be spending some time… Continue reading


Knitting Staples

It feels like this year the holiday season is coming fast and furious. We hope that in the midst of searching for your must-have recipes for those holiday dinners and… Continue reading


Wow Your Friends with Colorwork

One of the greatest parts about being in New England, Vermont in particular, in the fall is the ultimate explosion of color. As the trees that surround Green Mountain Spinnery… Continue reading