Start Your Day With Scones & Compote!
Scones are a tasty treat that works just as well for breakfast as for a classic English afternoon tea! Serve them with clotted cream and homemade compote or your favourite store-bought jam.
Satu Rämö: “Discipline Enables Creativity”
The Finnish author behind the popular Hildur crime novel series learned to knit because of the knitting police officer in her books.
5 Tips for Altering Knitting Patterns
One sweater style rarely fits all body shapes — but you can learn to modify it to your personal preferences!
Paula Narkiniemi: “Knitting Was Love at First S...
We chatted with Paula about her new book, inspiration, style and music tips — and the meaning of knitting in her life.
Linkulla Spinneri – the Dream Project of Two Fr...
A bit of impulsiveness and a good deal of self-confidence – these were essential when Henna Kvarnström and Tove Ramstedt decided to set up a spinning mill of their own.
PetiteKnit – The Epitome of Danish Knitwear design
The Danish knitting superstar Mette Wendelboe Okkels turned a career in medicine into one in knitwear design, and now her PetiteKnit brand is known worldwide.
Kutova Kika: “Just Start Creating!”
The knitwear designer Veronika Lindberg — known as Kutova Kika — wants to dispel the myth that knitting must follow specific rules or strive for perfection.
Laine Gift Guide for Knitters!
Here are our team’s best ideas for knitters (and those aspiring to become one)!
The Magic of Swiss Darning (Duplicate Stitch)
Swiss Darning, also known as duplicate stitch, is a beautiful technique that adds a painterly effect to knitted designs. Learn from Dee Hardwicke how to master this simple yet elegant technique!
Our Top Picks for Socktober!
It is officially Socktober, and it is time to knit socks! To celebrate the theme, our editorial team reveals which pair of socks from Laine’s publications they want to cast on next (and with what kind of needles!).
Tomomi Mimura & The Magic of Mosaic Embroidery
Mosaic embroidery, a technique developed by the Japanese artist Tomomi Mimura, is based on basic darning stitches. She uses it to create fun animal characters that have charmed crafters around the world.