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Laine Nordic Knits 2
Laine Nordic Knits 2
Laine Nordic Knits 2
Laine Nordic Knits 2
Laine Nordic Knits 2
Laine Nordic Knits 2
Laine Nordic Knits 2
Laine Nordic Knits 2
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Laine Nordic Knits 2

Laine Publishing

Laine Nordic Knits 2 is a special one-shot issue of Laine Magazine, dedicated to Nordic knitting. It features 15 knitwear patterns by Nordic designers and yarn brands.

22,90 €
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Language English
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PLEASE NOTE! This is a preorder product and will be published on October 8th! Shipping starts September 21.

Laine Nordic Knits 2 features 15 patterns that are practical, thoughtful, timeless and well-suited to colder climates — yet never compromising on beauty. The patterns all come from Nordic yarn brands or designers based in the Nordic countries, and they are worked using Nordic yarns. Their understated Nordic aesthetics are also reflected in the magazine itself: beautifully photographed and thoughtfully laid out, a publication you will want to keep on your coffee table — but one that you will also get plenty of use from! The photos were taken at the stunning Villa Ervi, designed by the Finnish architect Aarne Ervi.

Designers featured in this issue: Fiona Alice, Helga Isager, Anna Johanna, Védís Jónsdóttir / Ístex, Meiju Kallio, Henna Ketonen, Knitting for Olive, Pauliina Leisti, Sari Nordlund, Sara Ottosson, Saara Toikka / Novita.

We also meet the Norwegian knitwear designer Ane Fiskum Sunde, known as Novemberknits, who divides her time between knitting and her musical career, and visit Gotlands Spinneri, a small spinning mill run by two dedicated women on the Swedish island of Gotland. 

This one-off special issue is not included in the Laine subscription.

Learn more:
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Laine Nordic Knits 2 includes:

148 pages.

15 knitwear patterns: 8 sweaters, 2 cardigans, 2 vests, 1 scarf, 1 cowl, 1 hat.

An interview with the Norwegian knitwear designer Ane Fiskum Sunde, known as Novemberknits, who divides her time between knitting and her musical career as a flutist.

An article written by Lotta H Löthgren about her visit to Gotlands Spinneri, a small spinning mill run by two dedicated women on the Swedish island of Gotland.

Reviews of new & interesting Nordic knitting books.

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This collection offers a combination of elegance and practicality. Many of the knits are worked in classic, understated shades of white, grey and brown, but there is also some lovely colour play — like in the cosy Fjäll scarf by Sara Ottosson (@handvarkat), featured on the cover of the issue!
Nordic Knits 2 is a treat for sweater knitters! It includes eight beautiful sweater patterns worked in various techniques: from beloved Icelandic colourwork sweaters to cosy ribbed pullovers and simple stockinette stitch.
The knitwear photos were taken at Villa Ervi, designed by the Finnish architect Aarne Ervi for his family and completed in 1951. The house, located in the maritime neighborhood of Kuusisaari in Helsinki, is a beautiful example of Nordic aesthetics.

“There’s an idea in Nordic design that everyday things should be long-lasting and beautiful without announcing themselves.”

— Sari Nordlund, one of this issue’s designers

“Gotland is a very special place in itself, and creating this story about how the local and sustainable resource of wool is transformed into a unique yarn was a dream job!”

— Lotta H Löthgren, who wrote & photographed the article about Gotlands Spinneri spinning mill

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