Capricorn Caps – 162

Designed by Melissa Johnson

With two contrasting colors of Capricorn, you can creat two very different hats by switching the position of the colors from main to accent. Consider combining two different handpainted colors, one natural color with one handpaint, or two naturals

Pictured in various Handpainted colors of Capricorn (now discontinued)


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Yarns New Yarn SALE ITEMS Alpaca Elegance (DK) Capricorn (Bulky) Cotton Comfort (DK) Forest (Fingering) Green Mountain Green (Aran) Lana (Fingering) Limited Edition Yarns Meadow (Fingering) Mewesic (DK) Mountain Mohair […]


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Yarns New Yarn SALE ITEMS Alpaca Elegance (DK) Capricorn (Bulky) Cotton Comfort (DK) Forest (Fingering) Green Mountain Green (Aran) Lana (Fingering) Limited Edition Yarns Meadow (Fingering) Mewesic (DK) Mountain Mohair […]


Peeping Charlie – 356

Designed by Maureen Clark

Maureen’s daughter has been asking for a miniature version of the Corrie pullover for her daughters for ages. Inspired by the fun bright spring colors in her granddaughters’ Easter baskets, Maureen got to work and now a kiddo version of this popular pattern has been entirely reworked to be crafted top-down. This way your little one can try it on as you go, ensuring the perfect fit for your growing bunny.

Pictured in: Aquamarine, Rose Quartz and Luminosity Sylvan Spirit

Intermediate Knitting


Scrapbook Slouch Hat – 353

Designed by Kate Salomon

When we knit through the ups and downs of life to help ourselves regulate, we can knit memories into the projects. A shawl becomes a reminder of a holiday with frequent travel delays, or a pair of socks flashes us back to a sporting event that competed for our attention. Why not use the leftovers of these projects to create a new story? Add stripes when there’s not enough yardage to complete the project.

Pictured in: Top Left Grey Birch & Jet Black Mountain Mohair; Top Right: Natural Dark Weekend Wool; Bottom Right: Oyster, Echo & Pomelo Cozy Cotton; Bottom Left: Grey Birch, Raven & Jet Black Mountain Mohair

Intermediate Knitting


Spinnery Washcloths – 346

Designed by Maureen Clark

It’s hard to imagine your nightly routine or the act of cleaning dishes sparking joy, but what if it was elevated with a handknit washcloth? Bring a touch of thoughtful artistry to your sink, or to that of a friend’s as a housewarming or hostess gift. This quick knit can brighten spirits in the making, the gifting and again when it is used.

Pictured in: Maize, Aqua & Unbleached White, Yarrow and Maize & Salmon Cotton Comfort

Intermediate Knitting


News From The Mill – May 2026

We are on our way to our first fiber festival of the season! We’re bringing a truck full of glorious skeins and dozens of samples that we have been working on all winter long. We hope that you’ll find some great new ideas for what to knit next. We’d like to share two of our brand new patterns with you here.


Mark’s First Sweater – 350

Designed by Kate Salomon & Mark Bartholoma

When our dear friend Mark decided he was ready to cast on for his first sweater, we offered to draft a pattern made to order. He had already committed this classic cable pattern to memory (thanks to the handful of scarves he had been making as gifts). And so, the inspiration for this classic rugged pullover started to take shape. Whether or not this sweater is your first, we hope it will soon become a favorite.

Shown in Dark Maine Organic

Intermediate Knitting


Careers

GMS is a modest company with a dedicated staff of just a dozen workers and owners, with the opportunity to become an owning member after two years of employment. We […]


Esme Lace Cowl – 349

Designed by Maureen Clark

This warm cowl features a beautiful Tunisian crochet lace pattern that can be worked either in the round or as a flat piece and seamed. The design includes an easy-to-follow lace sequence that creates a sophisticated texture, elegantly mimicking the appearance of traditional knit stitches.

Pictured in: Summer Day Simply Fine Skinnies

Intermediate Knitting


Attention Span – 348

Designed by Maureen Clark

The premise of this project is to provide a creative and flexible experience, allowing you to work each pattern you enjoy for as long as you like before moving on to the next section.

Pictured in: Sencha & Cream Alpaca Elegance

Intermediate Knitting


8th New England Farm and Fiber Festival

The New England Farm and Fiber Festival is a celebration of the partnership between fiber farmers and their community of artists, farmers, and farmer-artists in the farm- yarn industry. The festival will be held on February 8, 2026, at the Boston Center for the Arts Cyclorama, featuring over 60 vendors, presentations, and […]