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Laine #17 Laine Magazine presents its vibrant Summer 2023 collection, aptly named "Here Comes the Sun," a delightful array of inspiring summer knits complemented by whimsical photos. Infused with a happy and relaxed blend, this issue exudes a subtle vintage charm that sets the perfect tone for the season. Get ready to immerse yourself in the joy of crafting with these cheerful designs. Featured designers: Julia Disini, Rastus Hsu, Elena Solier Jansà, Pauliina Leisti, Veronika Lindberg, Marie Régnier, Jacquline Rivera, Lene Tøsti, Maija Vasala, Pope Vergara, and Thea Vesterby. Inside this issue, you'll discover: 11 knitting patterns, including 4 sweaters, 3 cardigans, 1 top, 2 shawls, and 1 pair of socks. Both charts and written instructions are provided. An exclusive interview with French designer and debut author Cinthia Vallet, celebrated for her enchanting knitted animals. Cinthia shares insights into her design process and the delight that comes with crafting toys for adult knitters. A fascinating article spotlighting an Australian sheep farmer who shepherds a flock of Finnsheep over 15,000 kilometers from their homeland. Jeanette Sloan's Fibre Talk, a regular feature where she engages in lively conversations with intriguing individuals. This issue features Lissy and Rudi Robinson-Cole, a couple creating crochet art inspired by their Māori heritage. "Five Ways" by Päivi Kankaro, offering expert tips on initiating your journey into designing your own knitwear patterns. "Where I Knit," a recurring segment capturing people knitting in their favorite spots. This issue introduces a Finnish knitter who finds solace in knitting amidst nature. Seasonal recipes to ignite your summer culinary creativity, featuring delights like tomato confit, lemon fizz mocktail, and almond pavlovas. Engaging book reviews to guide your literary exploration.

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Laine Magazine invites you to explore the Nordic knitting scene with its beautifully curated collection of patterns and stories. Imbued with a sense of serenity and elegance, Laine is a must-have for those who appreciate the beauty of natural fibers and timeless craftsmanship.   Pattern Summary: Laine Magazine - Issue 18 / Autumn 2023 Huldra by Anna Sjösvärd: Top-down sweater with raglan construction and dotted stranded colorwork. Sizes: 1 to 9 with recommended positive ease of 2". Finished Chest Circumference: 31.5" to 63.25". Yarn: Svensk Ull 3-Tr by Järbo or Ìstex Léttlopi for regular or cropped length. Himmeli by Jenna Kostet: Top-down seamless sweater with foldable ribbed collar and airy colorwork yoke. Sizes: 1 to 9 with recommended positive ease of 0–1.25". Finished Chest Circumference: 28.75" to 60". Yarn: Léttlopi by Ístex in two colors. Turtle Dove Cardigan by Melissa Clulow: Relaxed, soft cardigan worked flat with lace-weight mohair and wool. Sizes: 1 to 9 with recommended positive ease of 12–14". Finished Chest Circumference: 44.75" to 76.75". Yarn: Sunday Morning 4 Ply or Halo by Sonder Yarn Co. Horsma Beanie and Mittens by Jenny Ansah: Inspired by fireweed meadows, warm set for chilly days. Beanie Sizes: 1 to 3; Mittens Sizes: 1 to 3. Finished Head Circumference (Beanie): 14.75" to 19.25". Finished Hand Circumference (Mittens): 6.75" to 8". Otoño by Marcela Chang: Circular yoke sweater with all-over colorwork inspired by autumn leaves. Sizes: 1 to 9 with recommended ease of 0–2". Finished Chest Circumference: 32" to 67.5". Yarn: Nest Worsted by Magpie Fibers. Saunseray by Olga Putano: Roomy drop-shoulder sweater with cables, worked from bottom up. Sizes: 1 to 11 with recommended ease of 10–18". Finished Chest Circumference: 39.5" to 88.5". Yarn: Baby Yak Lace by mYak. Orée by Emma Ducher: Loose-fitting everyday sweater with twisted stitch ribbed detail. Sizes: 1 to 9 with recommended positive ease of 9.75–11.75". Finished Chest Circumference: 40.5" to 74". Yarn: Duvet d’Anjou and Plumette by La Droguerie. Helli by Tiia Reho / Sysivilla: Slipover with two strands of yarn held together throughout. Sizes: 1 to 9 with recommended positive ease of approx. 2". Finished Chest Circumference: 33.5" to 63.25". Yarn: Vuona by Jalovilla and Säie Silk Mohair by Säie Wool. Barberry by Ksenia Naidyon: Playful, textured scarf inspired by barberry bush clusters. One Size: Length 94.75", Width 16.25". Yarn: Smart by Sandnes Garn or DK/worsted-weight yarn. Preppy by Julia Wilkens: Relaxed varsity jacket-style cardigan with two-color intarsia. Sizes: 1 to 9 with recommended positive ease of 8". Finished Chest Circumference: 37.5" to 68.75". Yarn: Kumo, Merino Bouclé, and Merino Super Sock by La Bien Aimée. These patterns offer a diverse range of styles and techniques, ensuring there's something for every knitting enthusiast in Laine Magazine's Autumn 2023 issue.  

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  Tukuwool DK yarn, hailing from the pristine landscapes of Finland, is an embodiment of Nordic purity and craftsmanship. This extraordinary yarn marries the rustic charm of its origin with a luxurious softness that will caress your senses. Meticulously crafted from Finnish wool, Tukuwool DK strikes a harmonious balance between warmth and comfort. With a sumptuous softness that envelops you in every stitch, it's ideal for a wide range of projects, from cozy winter garments to delicate accessories. In the reviews, knitters and crafters celebrate Tukuwool DK for its exceptional quality, remarking on its soft touch and ability to create beautifully textured, warm, and durable pieces. Many users find themselves enchanted by the yarn's natural color palette, which reflects the serenity of Finland's wilderness. Unleash your creativity and discover the magic of Tukuwool DK, where tradition and softness come together in perfect harmony. Lively woolen spun two-ply yarn is a delight to knit. Tukuwool DK is a perfect option for sweaters and accessories, such as mittens and hats. Material 100g/3.05oz = 250m/273yds100 % Finnish Wool

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