Lattice Cable Hat – 179

Designed by Melissa Johnson

This flattering hat features a doubled brim to keep your ears warm on even the coldest days. An instricate lattices cable adapted from Barbara Walker’s Charted Knitting Designs adorns the top.

Pictured in Dark Green Mountain Green


Lauren’s Hat – 168

Designed by Lauren Biedel

Lauren learned to knit cables and to design knitwear in her Fiber Arts class at The Putney School. This stylish, chunky hat is the result. Worked with two strands of yarn, it is quick to knit and has a fabulous texture.

Pictured in Claret Mountain Mohair


Lisa’s Hat – 144

Designed by Melissa Johnson

Melissa Johnson designed this hat for her friend and Spinnery co-worker Lisa Letendre to wear to yarn shows. The easy Fair Isle patterns work equally well in solid colors or handpainted yarns

Shown in Grey & Handpainted Capricorn (Handpainted Capricorn is now discontinued)


Margaret’s Tam – 189

Designed by Melissa Johnson for Green Mountain Weekend

Melissa has been playing around with Spinnery yarns since the business was founded in 1981. She designed this hat for our colleague, Margaret. It looks stunning in any of our dk weight yarns.

Pictured here in Blue Lotus, Ceylon, Dragonwell & Sencha Alpaca Elegance


Painted Hats – 94

Designer Melissa Johnson has created this trio of hats to showcase the luxurious Spinnery yarn which she handpaints. The motifs are adapted from traditional Turkish patterns found in Professor Kenan Ozbel’s book Knitted Stockings from Turkish Villages.

Easy Knitting

Shown in White and Handpainted Capricorn (Handpainted Capricorn has been discontinued)


Puntas Edged Cap – 70

In the Andes, boys of ten make their own hats with puntas and other intricate stitches, using fine yarns of many colors and tiny needles. We have adapted the puntas technique for our simple, circular-knit three-color cap.

Easy Knitting

Shown in Silkspun (now discontinued)


Riley’s Hat – 124

Designed by Maureen Clark for a new grandson, this retro-styled hat with earflaps ties under the chin to stay on through all sorts of winter fun.

Pictured in Blue Opal & Rose Quartz Sylvan Spirit

Easy Knitting


Saucy Sunhat – 107

Designed by Eric Robinson

With lacy spirals in the crown and a broad brim to keep the ultraviolet rays at bay, this is a quick and easy project.
Worked in Cotton Comfort, it offers a bit of warmth matched by a bit of ventilation.

Pictured in Winter Beech Cotton Comfort

Easy Knitting


Slouch Hat – 36

Stay warm with style. A twirling pattern of decreases at the top adds interest and the doubled-over ribbing warms the ears.

Easy Knitting


Snowflake Hat – 131

This winter fun cap has a folded knit-in hem that gives extra warmth around your ears so you can play longer in the snow.

Shown in Grey & White Capricorn


Stained Glass Hat – 91

Designer Melissa Johnson’s Stained Glass Hat is the perfect small project for experimenting with color combinations and using small amounts of yarn from your collection.
The top of the hat can be finished in charted decreases or simply gathered. Work the cuff in corrugated rib or stockinette stitch for a rolled edge.
Try our colorways or create one of your own! Purchasing the yarn for one hat will provide you with enough yarn to knit several hats.

Intermediate Knitting

Shown in Jet Black, Midnight Blue, Raven, Alpine Shadow, Grey Birch & Edelweiss (dark versions) and Peacock, Raspberry, Partridgeberry, Rhubarb, Juicy Fruit, Day Lily, Blue Violet, Wintergreen & Glacier Lake (colorful version in the middle)