Meet the Designer, Maureen Clark
Like most Spinnery Cooperative members, Maureen Clark does a variety of jobs. She is in charge of our shipping and inventory systems, assists with our 1916 carding machine, works with […]
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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 […]
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 […]
Mohair & Joe David Ross
Joe David Ross has supplied GMS with mohair since the mid 1980s. We met him through local farmer Deb Pamplin, a mohair grower in Wethersfield, Vermont. Deb had introduced the […]
Meet the Dyer, Melissa Johnson
Melissa Johnson has been working with the Spinnery since the beginning. She learned to weave at the Putney School from Libby Mills, one of the Spinney founders, […]
Alpaca Elegance & Skyeview Alpacas
The folks at the Spinnery cooperative are excited to share with our friends a bit about the farmers we work with. This post was completed and released before we heard of Jim King’s unexpected death […]
Be Our Neighbor!
We’re celebrating 30 years of bringing hand-crafters the finest organic and natural fibers yarns. If you’re new to the Green Mountain Spinnery, we’re glad you found us! You came along […]
Welcome
Welcome to the Green Mountain Spinnery, your source for North American-grown, organic yarn — featuring magical colors and spun into yarns you’ll want to touch and wear. Our yarn feels […]
Pattern Corrections
Green Mountain Spinnery Books and ebooks: Corrections and Clarifications for 99 Yarns and Counting (PDF) Green Mountain Spinnery Knitting Book (PDF) Green Mountain Weekend (PDF) At The Spinnery (PDF) Green […]