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
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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
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Let’s all cast on
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Let’s root for the home team!
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Knitting Staples
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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
Cotton Comfort and a Sock KAL
Fans and friends of the Green Mountain Spinnery love yarn, especially wool. Sometimes wool just isn’t the right choice for the project or the season. As summer has settled in… Continue reading
Spotlight on Cotton Comfort
Wool, like all the animal protein fibers, has the natural ability to retain heat. This makes it a natural choice for cold weather garments and accessories. When the weather turns… Continue reading
Spotlight on Simply Fine
In our last blog post, we told you about the mohair used in several of the Spinnery yarns. In this post we will shine the spotlight on Simply Fine. This… Continue reading