Laine Magazine No. 12 - Hav - Autumn 2021
With the tagline Nordic Knit Life, Laine's is a magazine with focus on Nordic Knit and lifestyle. With a luxurious mix of knitting patterns from leading designers, articles, interviews, travel features, food recipes and incredibly beautiful pictures
The title of Laine No. 12 is 'Hav', and although Laine is an international (Finnish) magazine, the title refers to the beautiful blue local sea and is taken from Swedish - it simply means 'Sea'. Many of the beautiful photos in Laine No. 12 are shot by the sea outside Helsinki.
This new issue of Laine contains, as always, a number of inspiring knitting patterns from leading international designers, in fact as many as 13 knitting patterns from 11 different designers. In addition, there are several exciting articles on knitting and yarn-related topics, as well as delicious recipes that are suitable for autumn. All this is a guarantee for both a beautiful and inspiring magazine, which is perfect for cozy autumn days.
This issue includes knitting patterns from international designers Alma Bali, Olga Buraya-Kefelian, Luuanne Chau, Kristin Drysdale, Claudia Eisenkolb, Fabienne Gassmann, Tamy Gore, Dee Hardwicke, Claudia Quintanilla, Jeanette Sloan and Jutta Turunen.
Laine 12, Hav, includes:
- 148 pages
- 13 knitting patterns, beautifully photographed and illustrated
- an interview with Judit Gummlich
- an article about mYak
- an article about the Parkano Spinning Mill in Finland
- an article about how crafting can increase social well-being by our regular writer Päivi Kankaro
- a column by our regular columnist Jeanette Sloan
- seasonal recipes
- book reviews
- Laine Favourites section.
The magazine is in English
More from Laine
If you cannot wait for the publishing date, or just want more from Laine, you can find the other issues of Laine Magazine and books from Laine here.
Wool can last for years, but it requires good care. Washing is tough on your woolen garments and in general wool needs to be washed much less than other materials as it has a self-cleaning effect. Often it is enough to hang your woolen sweater / garment outside in the humid weather or bring it with you into the bathroom, when you take a long, hot shower - the steam will often be enough to freshen it up it and remove any unwanted odors.
Specifically for knitwear knitted in Önling's Everyday Kit
Neither Önling No 12 nor No 13, is pre-washed when you receive it on cones. You get the best result if you soak your finished knitted garment in lukewarm water for approx. 2 hours. Then wash the garment as you would otherwise with washing detergent for wool, either by hand or on a wool program in your washing machine. Dry it by laying it flat.
Specifically for knitwear knitted in Önling's Silk kit
As the Silk Kit from Önling contains 3 different qualities (linen, wool and silk), we recommend that you always wash your silk sweater / garment by hand, to avoid it changing shape or appearance during wash. The three qualities will react differently to water, temperatures, etc. Önling can not take responsibility for the result if you wash your silk sweater in the washing machine. Your garment made from the silk kit should NOT be spun or tumble dried. Instead, dry it by laying it flat.
No 12 - Laine Magazine
Laine Magazine No. 12 - Hav - Autumn 2021
With the tagline Nordic Knit Life, Laine's is a magazine with focus on Nordic Knit and lifestyle. With a luxurious mix of knitting patterns from leading designers, articles, interviews, travel features, food recipes and incredibly beautiful pictures
The title of Laine No. 12 is 'Hav', and although Laine is an international (Finnish) magazine, the title refers to the beautiful blue local sea and is taken from Swedish - it simply means 'Sea'. Many of the beautiful photos in Laine No. 12 are shot by the sea outside Helsinki.
This new issue of Laine contains, as always, a number of inspiring knitting patterns from leading international designers, in fact as many as 13 knitting patterns from 11 different designers. In addition, there are several exciting articles on knitting and yarn-related topics, as well as delicious recipes that are suitable for autumn. All this is a guarantee for both a beautiful and inspiring magazine, which is perfect for cozy autumn days.
This issue includes knitting patterns from international designers Alma Bali, Olga Buraya-Kefelian, Luuanne Chau, Kristin Drysdale, Claudia Eisenkolb, Fabienne Gassmann, Tamy Gore, Dee Hardwicke, Claudia Quintanilla, Jeanette Sloan and Jutta Turunen.
Laine 12, Hav, includes:
- 148 pages
- 13 knitting patterns, beautifully photographed and illustrated
- an interview with Judit Gummlich
- an article about mYak
- an article about the Parkano Spinning Mill in Finland
- an article about how crafting can increase social well-being by our regular writer Päivi Kankaro
- a column by our regular columnist Jeanette Sloan
- seasonal recipes
- book reviews
- Laine Favourites section.
The magazine is in English
More from Laine
If you cannot wait for the publishing date, or just want more from Laine, you can find the other issues of Laine Magazine and books from Laine here.
Wool can last for years, but it requires good care. Washing is tough on your woolen garments and in general wool needs to be washed much less than other materials as it has a self-cleaning effect. Often it is enough to hang your woolen sweater / garment outside in the humid weather or bring it with you into the bathroom, when you take a long, hot shower - the steam will often be enough to freshen it up it and remove any unwanted odors.
Specifically for knitwear knitted in Önling's Everyday Kit
Neither Önling No 12 nor No 13, is pre-washed when you receive it on cones. You get the best result if you soak your finished knitted garment in lukewarm water for approx. 2 hours. Then wash the garment as you would otherwise with washing detergent for wool, either by hand or on a wool program in your washing machine. Dry it by laying it flat.
Specifically for knitwear knitted in Önling's Silk kit
As the Silk Kit from Önling contains 3 different qualities (linen, wool and silk), we recommend that you always wash your silk sweater / garment by hand, to avoid it changing shape or appearance during wash. The three qualities will react differently to water, temperatures, etc. Önling can not take responsibility for the result if you wash your silk sweater in the washing machine. Your garment made from the silk kit should NOT be spun or tumble dried. Instead, dry it by laying it flat.
