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When Kate and Maureen arrived in Santa Clara last week, they were met with a delightful surprise. Sloan Rosenthal had a new pattern ready to publish and she was willing… Continue reading
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We’ve got a new book to share with you!
We’re very pleased to announce that our newest pattern collection is hot off the presses! At the Spinnery features 12 brand new patterns that you are going to adore! You… Continue reading
At the Spinnery
Green Mountain Spinnery’s newest pattern collection includes a dozen designs crafted by Spinnery friends. You’ll find pattern ideas featuring our yarns, that will cover you from head to toe in classic garments that will stand the test of time.
Each hard copy of the book includes a Raverly download code that will allow you to add electronic copies of all 12 patterns to your Ravelry library.
5 new patterns for you to play with
We’re headed to the big apple this weekend to vend at Vogue Knitting Live; and we’re bringing some exciting new patterns with us. We’ve just published Maureen Clark’s new Stella… Continue reading
Stella – 266
Designed by Maureen Clark
Maureen’s great grand mother Stella was born around the turn of last century on Prince Edward Island. She’s notorious in family legend for drinking rye and playing the horses. This yoked pullover was designed with her in mind. Perhaps by trying a yoked construction or stranded knitting for the first time; or by casting on with an adventurous color scheme you’ll celebrate the creative renegade that lies in each of us.
Shown in MC: Earl Grey, CCs: Blue Lotus, Ceylon, Cream Alpaca Alpaca Elegance
Intermediate Knitting
Cirone – 245
Designed by Larisa Demos
Jenny Cirone was a remarkable woman. As a girl in 1916, when she moved to the coast of Downeast Maine with her family, she started tending a small flock of sheep that she shepherded for over 80 years. Jenny’s flock still thrives on the uninhabited islands where her Father was a lighthouse keeper. This delicate crescent shawlette features a botanical lace border reminiscent of the wild grasses and seaweed that feeds her flock.
Shown in Lavender Cream Alpaca Elegance and Nash Island Wool on left and Blue Lotus Alpaca Elegance and Nash Island Wool on right
Intermediate Knitting
Looking ahead
The arrival of seed catalogs has the gardeners among us enjoying visions of summer produce as snow drifts start to deepen this time of year. For us crafters, knitting publications… Continue reading
Extending the deadline
The holiday season can be hectic with all there is to manage. We know how hard it can be to keep track of every detail when they start to accumulate… Continue reading
Polar Teddy – 243
Designed by Cap Sease
We are proud to spin Catskill Saxon Merino yarn from the fiber of Eugene Wyatt’s flock. We thought that the best way to celebrate this uniquely smooshy yarn was to transform it into something you’d want to cuddle. So, Cap has created our Polar Teddy for you to knit up and enjoy! This handsome fellow can be stuffed full of GMS carded fleece for and is ready to be dressed up! Cap’s pattern includes instructions for a tiny crochet scarf, so that your teddy can be beautifully accessorized with just a few yards of stash yarn!
Pictured in Catskill Saxon Merino
Intermediate Knitting
Swedish Mittens – 248
Designed by Maureen Clark
These cozy mittens are created with yarn derived from the rich grazing area of Madison County, NY, along with the traditional Swedish color work sourced from the shores of the Baltic Sea. Whether you need protection from the damp cold of the seaside or a chilly farm morning, you’ll love the warmth supplied by double strands of wool. The classic stranded color work is made even more beautiful by the two woolen spun yarns that bloom to perfection in finishing.
Pictured in Spruce Weekend Wool and Meadowood Farms Lambs wool
Intermediate Knitting
Lopez Island Cap – 247
Designed by Kate Salomon
Nestled in Washington State’s San Juan Islands, Lopez Island is home to several flocks whose fiber is blended into a rustic 2-ply yarn. It is ideal for lace work that is held open by the fiber’s halo. Through this filigree of stitches, you can see a soft background of hand painted purl stitches that hint at hidden depths.
Intermediate Knitting
Just around the corner
In just over a week, our January Sale will begin! Soon to arrive in your mailboxes (email or actual) will be our annual Sales Flyer! From Monday January 7th to… Continue reading