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Laine Magazine Issue 31
25,00 €
English
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PLEASE NOTE! This is a preorder product. Publication date: 12 November. Shipping starts on 26 October.
Our winter issue, Laine 31, Lingering, invites you to enjoy a staycation in a charming small town. Wander with us through the quiet, snowy streets of Porvoo, one of Finland’s oldest cities, wrapped up in cosy woollen garments and accessories, of course! The issue offers an abundance of styles and techniques: captivating textured stitches, vintage-inspired lace, simple stockinette stitch, different kinds of colourwork and the perfect all-over cabled sweater for all you cable lovers out there!
Designers featured in this issue: Eun Mi Ahn, Fiona Alice, Alice Caetano, Joanna Filip, Sarah Hatton, Kirsten Joel, Kaori Katsurada, Henna Ketonen, Thien-Kieu Lam, Rebekka Mauser, Heli Rajavaara, Lisa Richardson, Lili Tobias, Lív Ulven and Julia Wilkens.
We also meet the academic and wool advocate Melissa M. Littlefield (@knittingthestash), visit the Michigan Fine Yarns yarn store and get style inspiration from Erika Sininärhi (@yksisilmukkakerralla). Our Five Ways article shares helpful tips for curating and organising our yarn stash.
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Issue 31, Winter 2027, includes:
172 pages.
16 knitting patterns: 9 sweaters, 2 cardigans, 1 vest, 1 shawl, 1 hat, 1 pair of mittens, 1 pair of socks.
An interview with Melissa M. Littlefield (@knittingthestash), a US academic whose new book delves into the story of how wool was chemically “reinvented” after the mid-twentieth century to make it more appealing to modern consumers.
The Favourites section with inspiring little stories, tips, products, reviews and ideas! We visit the Michigan Fine Yarns yarn store and get style inspiration from Erika Sininärhi (@yksisilmukkakerralla).
The Five Ways article, where we get helpful tips for curating and organising our yarn stash.
The third part of the article series Wool & Wellbeing, where Suvi Ala-Venna (@kudelmiani) designs knitwear inspired by mental wellbeing and mental health challenges.
Jeanette Sloan’s (@jeanettesloan) column, where she ponders how knitters gain the confidence to try something new and therefore grow in their making.
172 pages.
16 knitting patterns: 9 sweaters, 2 cardigans, 1 vest, 1 shawl, 1 hat, 1 pair of mittens, 1 pair of socks.
An interview with Melissa M. Littlefield (@knittingthestash), a US academic whose new book delves into the story of how wool was chemically “reinvented” after the mid-twentieth century to make it more appealing to modern consumers.
The Favourites section with inspiring little stories, tips, products, reviews and ideas! We visit the Michigan Fine Yarns yarn store and get style inspiration from Erika Sininärhi (@yksisilmukkakerralla).
The Five Ways article, where we get helpful tips for curating and organising our yarn stash.
The third part of the article series Wool & Wellbeing, where Suvi Ala-Venna (@kudelmiani) designs knitwear inspired by mental wellbeing and mental health challenges.
Jeanette Sloan’s (@jeanettesloan) column, where she ponders how knitters gain the confidence to try something new and therefore grow in their making.
Beautiful and intricate, yet surpisingly intuitive — this description applies to many patterns in this issue, such as the stunning cover knit: Julia Wilkens’ Elles sweater, inspired by vintage lace garments. In Sarah Hatton’s Gardom sweater, the abundance of cables provides an engaging and rewarding knitting experience.
This issue includes some lovely colourwork pieces. In Eun Mi Ahn’s Jääpuikot jumper, bold diamonds and zigzag motifs flow across the yoke, creating a striking yet timeless design. The flower pattern Lisa Richardson’s Love Heart Flowers cardigan was inspired by her son’s drawing, whereas Lili Tobias’ Gingham mittens recreate the classic fabric pattern in a knitted form.
If you are hoping to keep warm this winter, we have a few suggestions for you! Thien-Kieu Lam’s large and cosy Forager shawl is the perfect winter accessory, and Henna Ketonen’s double-layer Enfold hat might just be the warmest beanie you’ll ever come across!
