After this summer of heat and mixed emotions—and, I hope, some wonderful moments of much-needed rest for you as well—here we are again, just a few days away from September and the start of the new school year 🙂
We’re lucky to kick off this new season with a wealth of inspiration from the beautiful fall issue of Laine Magazine @laine_magazine . In a palette of elegant, colorful neutrals, this collection—titled “Layers”—features 15 patterns for cozy layering.
The patterns from this issue are from Maria Bach Jensen, Amy Baldwin, Aneta Bleyer, Meghan Haughton, Heli Hottinen-Puukko, Anniina Juuti, Sara Ottosson, Veta Romanenkova, Inese Sang, Megumi Shinagawa, Anna Syrjänen, Natascha Tulloch, Yiğitcan Vatansever et Karin & Stina Weststrand.
To view all the patterns in this issue, please visit the Ravelry page for Laine Magazine 30.
This issue also includes:
- An interview with the Australian farmer Tom Dennis, whose family developed the Polwarth sheep six generations ago.
- The Favourites section with inspiring little stories, tips, products, reviews and ideas! We visit the Yarn over Berlin yarn store and get style inspiration from Ling Wang (@merci.coucou).
- The Five Ways article, where we have gathered some inspiring tips that will help when you find yourself in a knitting slump.
- The second 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 to fill her creative void when knitting is not an option.
Among the 15 designs featured in this issue 30, you’ll find the « Huure » vest, designed by Anniina Juuti @annijuutiknits, made from our Gilliatt yarn in the ‘cacao’ colour.
Pattern: « Huure » by Anniina Juuti, published in the Laine Magazine 30, in 10 sizes (in english)
Huurre is a modern cable vest designed for layering. The fabric combines plump cables with panels of slipped-stitch rib for depth and texture. A mock turtleneck, button closures at the sides and a slightly longer back panel create a contemporary silhouette with practical details. Huurre (“frost” in Finnish) is an easy layering piece, something warm and comforting to wrap up in when the temperature drops. The cables stand out like soft snowbanks, broken up by crisp rib details.
Yarn:
3 (4, 4, 4, 5) (6, 6, 6, 7, 7) balls of Gilliatt by De Rerum Natura (100% French Merino d’ Arles and Portuguese Merino wool, 273 yds / 250 m – 100 g), in the colourway “cacao”.
Or 805 (890, 980, 1080, 1290) (1410, 1520, 1610, 1705, 1805) yds / 735 (815, 895, 985, 1180) (1290, 1390, 1470, 1560, 1650) m of similar DK or worsted-weight yarn.
This issue (in English) is available here:
Photos credits: Laine Publishing