In the past 10 years, this beloved pattern has become a wardrobe staple for many knitters. We’ve updated it to include a more generous range of sizes and preserved all of the classic details that you love. This versatile cardigan falls just below the waist; it has indented sleeves and a V-neck with a small shawl collar that flatters any body ty...

Rian balances figure defining panels of delicate lace with modest stockinette for an elegant silhouette that will never require careful consideration of what you are wearing underneath. It can dress up your favorite jeans for a night on the town, and just as comfortably be the perfect choice for a family gathering.

This cowl practically hooks itself with an addictively fun feather stitch that you’ll enjoy making and wearing.  It is made with an easily memorized repeat, works up in a flash and creates a warm comfy fabric.  You may find it the ideal choice for cozy handmade gifts!

For over 25 years, the Spinnery’s Garter Stitch Pullover has been a hit with parents and grandparents alike. Our updated pattern expands the sizing beyond two sizes for toddlers, to extend up to a size 10. Now, this pattern can be used to create heirlooms that can be handed down to all the kids in your family.

This fun quick knit is my take on a bias cowl with some off keel shaping! Use two contrasting colors or two similar colors for a more dramatic look. This pattern was created for the 2022 I-91 Summer Vacation Shop Hop.

Could it be that our favorite projects to knit are the ones that are outgrown almost before we get them off the needles? This little top-down yoked pullover features a garland of adorable tiny foxes that will surround your favorite troublemaker with friendly faces.

Conversation hearts aren’t the only way to woo your valentine. A hand knit cowl that is as cozy and comforting as a hug around the neck can be equally convincing. This stranded accessory is worked in the round and folded, then seamed together ensuring that there is no wrong side! We hope that this fun bright design warms your heart or that of s...

When the snow lies deep in Vermont, our rose bushes lie dormant waiting for longer days and warmer temperatures to generate new growth. As crafters, we can accelerate that timeline by adding beautiful blossoms to our hand knits that will keep us comfortably warm until spring’s return. By alternating main and contrast colors, you’ll have suffici...

This garter stitch kerchief was designed in partnership with our friends Pam and Mark at Indian Lake Artisans. Their unique handcrafted hexagonal needles are as great a pleasure to work with as this adorable shawlette is to make. It features a subtle pop of contrasting color in a signature hexagonal lace and a delicate scalloped edge that doubl...

When Autumn colors fade into Winter’s monochromatic landscape, we yearn to linger near the fireplace and snuggle into extra layers. This lushly textured, garter stitch crescent shawl is created with the soft undyed neutrals of the Spinnery’s most comforting yarn. Let it embrace you in the cool tones of a Vermont Winter and the warmth of a hearth.

The versatility of this classic top-down v-neck sweater may mean that you want to make more than one. When imagined as a blank slate, it can feature a few bold stripes as pictured, overall stripes or a solid color of your choice. The length of the body and sleeves can be adjusted to your preference, making this pullover a perfect fit for any bo...

Scarlet is an intense shade of red. It brings to mind a bold lip, and an association with the iconic leading lady with a flair for upcycling window treatments, tassels and all. This shawl invites you to become the striking star of your own drama with lush volume that rests lightly on the shoulders. Sweep yourself up in color, lace and texture o...

This accessory set embraces the wearer with warmth and soft comfort, much like a Grandmother’s hug. This cowl and hat feature six contrasting colors, each worked in a unique simple lace texture; making it almost like a wearable quilt of thoughtful care.

These socks are named for the current steward of the Catskill Merino Sheep farm. These top-down socks can be worked with your choice of length, and can even be worn inside out! Maureen has crafted a modified tuck stitch texture that looks as attractive on the wrong side as it does on the right side.

This cropped pullover modernizes the classic Aran sweater with some contemporary styling ideas. When worked in a lighter weight yarn for a more fluid fabric, and designed with a fun up to date length, this sweater is transformed from a Fishermens’ knit into a more relevant garment that may become your new classic.

Our favorite scarves are voluminous to wrap up into and have no “wrong” side to complicate styling; and our preferred patterns look more complex than they are to make. This woolen scarf is made doubly warm by being two-sided (a trick easily accomplished not with double knitting, but by working in the round and blocking flat). And it features tw...

For some, colder temperatures trigger a seasonal instinct to move towards warmer areas. Here in Vermont, we typically start adding layers of wool for extra warmth. This beanie style hat decorated with off-set slip stitch motifs that mimic overhead migratory flocks, is the perfect solution to keep you cozy no matter where your travels take you.

Worked in the round from the bottom up, the Green Leaf Pullover is covered with little, lacy leaves that make this both an elegant top on its own and a lovely layering piece. Green Mountain Spinnery’s Sylvan Spirit adds to the versatility of this piece with its blend of fine wool and Tencel® Lyocell in a DK weight.

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 co...

This pattern was one of four projects that were a part of the Spinnery’s 2018 Mystery Project Club.

One musician’s false note can be the inspiration for another’s new melody. This shawl’s interplay of textured colors and stitches create a complex visual fabric that is easy to knit. This little shawlette allows you to go with the flow instead of fretting over the details of exacting lace. Dive into this pattern without worrying about tinking b...

While syncopated beats define Ragtime, it’s the catchy melodies that we remember and hum along with when listening to these jazz classics. This ruched infinity cowl can be knit up at two different circumferences depending on your preference, with just a single skein of Spinnery Ragg-time. You’ll enjoy knitting up this deeply textured accessory,...

SIZES: 37 (40, 44, 48, 52, 56)” Garment is meant to be worn with 4 to 8” of positive ease.

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: approximately 7” high and 34” circumference 18 x 86 cm

A change of perspective or orientation can often simplify a puzzle that seems complex. This design turns a cardigan on its side to make it possible to work the graceful two color stranded design on just the front of the sweater, all without a steek! This simple solution creates a wearable work of art.

From the beginnings of a flower to the germination of an idea, seeds can hold all kinds of magic. Our new pullover features a contemporary oversized shape off set by delicate seed stitch texturing. The wearable boxy shape can be layered over everything, and the versatile tweedy fabric makes this piece a wardrobe basic you’ll love.

Finished Measurements: 5” wide, 58” circumference

Maureen designed and worked this cowl up on a trip to California, she thought that the soft hand and elasticity of our 80/20 wool and cotton blend would be ideal.

Yarn: 1 Skein Sock Art, pictured in shown in Sweetgrass Sock Art Meadow.

This little cutie is knit in a simple k2, p1 rib variation. The slight a-line shaping and scoop neck makes it flattering on all body types. Pull on with leggings or tights for a comfortable outfit!

I fell in love with corrugated ribbing years ago watching a Meg Swanson video on Fair Isle sweaters. I’ve used it in many of my own sweaters on the cuffs and hem, but I wanted to give it more attention. So why not put it front and center! I hope you will enjoy knitting it and explore some new color combinations.

This cozy cowl is worked in Tunisian crochet with a big hook and bulky yarn. It creates a lofty cowl in just a few hours of crafting, that you can curl up with on any cold winter day!

This cozy cowl is worked in Tunisian crochet with a big hook and bulky yarn. It creates a lofty cowl in just a few hours of crafting, that you can curl up with on any cold winter day!

Maureen designed this simple shawl to match the ebb and flow of the this long gradient yarn, reminiscent of the colors of the ocean. Using three skeins of ever so slightly darker shades of one color. This shawl is a wonderful accessory for cooler summer evenings.

Early crocus and daffodils are welcome harbingers of Spring and beautiful botanical lace work frames this light cardigan reminding us that summer’s blossoms lie ahead. When temperatures start to climb, lighter weight layers are called for and this open cardigan will be one you reach for to throw over your shoulders for the perfect touch of comf...

Designed by Maureen Clark

Modeled after a well-loved sweater, this top-down raglan has ribbed detail on the shoulders and 3/4 sleeves and a front gore that creates an infinitely comfortable a-line shape. Note: if you would like the front to pleat, make the next larger size.

Designed by Maureen Clark

A basic shape and an elegant stitch pattern harmonize in this everyday cardigan for intermediate knitters. Worked in pieces from the bottom, it has a three-button closing at the neckline and modified set-in sleeves.

Designed by Maureen Clark

This pattern is part of an Ebook.

With a foot-hugging ribbed sole, cushy garter stitch heel, and a feather-and-fan type stitch pattern, these socks look and feel great with any ensemble.

“A stylish crochet vest will add a touch of warmth needed to span the seasons.”

Septor (named for the French Castle in the Discovery of Witches)

This is a good pattern on which to try the “Magic Loop” technique, if you haven’t already. Maureen has provided us with an unusual and attractive cast on method at the toe, and her signature ribbed sole for great fit and comfort. The garter stitch short row heel is as easy and as cushy as they come.

Maureen designed this cozy cardigan for chilly New England days and evenings. Not a particular fan of

Sizing Info: 3-6 months (6-12 months, 1-2 years, 2-5 years)

This cardigan was developed by Maureen on a journey to the Wisconsin Sheep and Wool Festival. Made in Wonderfully Woolly or Mountain Mohair, this sweater travels from town to country with ease.

For lovers of lace knitting. The shell features a deep but delicate border inspired by Barbara Walker’s design of the same name. A simpler lace borders neck and sleeve, contrasting nicely with the smooth stockinette body.

The picot edge, “tiny bow” pattern stitch, and playful curls

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