Publications
11 glorious designs with immense visual impact, highly satisfying and tactile motifs, and which echo the intricate aesthetic of the Arts and Crafts movement. The patterns are mesmerizing, romantic, and somehow embody the wondrous generosity imbued in the act of making.
Featuring designs by: EDDA LILJA // ELENA DIMCHEVSKA // EMMA DUCHER // EMMA JANET // ERICA SUFKA // FRAN LÓPEZ // LUCIA LUCIANO // MARIA WALTERS // OLIVIA SCZEPANIK // WEICHIEN CHAN (THEPETITEKNITTER) // YUCCA
Preorder: Orders placed with other items, will be held to ship with the book when it arrives.
Worsted – A Knitwear Collection Curated by Aimée Gille of La Bien Aimée is a knitwear collection featuring 14 patterns by 10 incredible designers. The designers all have their unique style and speak to many kinds of knitters. Now they come together to form a beautifully cohesive collection. You can find garments such as sweaters and cardigans and accessories like shawls and hats, with techniques ranging from stripes and stranded colorwork to cables and textured stitch patterns.
160 pages
14 knitting patterns (5 sweaters, 2 cardigans, 1 poncho, 3 shawls, 2 cowls, 1 beanie) using worsted weight yarn
Editor: Aimée Gille
Hardback
Language: English
Weight: Approx. 650 g / 1.4 lb
Dimensions: 190 x 225 x 17 mm
ISBN: 978-952-7468-04-3
Print only, no digital download code available.
Sweaters and cardigans are graded into various sizes, reaching from size 1 (30” / 75 cm bust circumference) to at least size 8 (or 65” / 165 cm bust circumference).
This book features designs by the following designers: Nadia Crétin-Léchenne, Stephen West, Sylvia Watts-Cherry, Andrea Mowry, Tif Neilan, Saysha Greene, Norah Gaughan, Maxim Cyr, Nancy Marchant and Thien-Kieu Lam.
Timeless fashion and modern practicality are the starting points for Molla Mills' Crochet Crush. The 23 crochet patterns include both home decor and accessories, making everyday aesthetics accessible to everyone. The designs have been inspired by the colors of flowers, the moods of past summers, as well as Brooklyn's neighborhoods.
Crochet's compact and sturdy fabric is best suited for wear-intensive things such as carpets and bags. This book is a collection, so you can combine patterns and vary the colors to your liking.
Instead of ready-to-buy, Molla encourages her readers to make their own pieces with quality materials and enjoy the slow process. The mind calms down as soon as the first chain loop is crocheted.
224 pages
23 crochet patterns (preview all patterns here)
Hardback
Language: English
Weight: Approx. 1100 g / 2.4 lb
Dimensions: 210 x 270 x 23 mm
ISBN: 978-952-7468-06-7
Print only, no digital download code available.
In issue 13, Laine showcases gender-neutral designs that work as the foundation for any wardrobe. The 11 designs featured in our winter collection are classic and long-lasting; ones that could be borrowed from your spouse’s, friend’s or parent’s closet.
Issue #13
Laine 13, Usnea, includes:
148 pages
10 knitting patterns & 1 crochet pattern, beautifully photographed and illustrated
an interview with Danish knitwear designer Lærke Bagger
an article about June Cashmere
an article about ChiaoGoo
an article about the importance of crafting and creativity by our regular writer Päivi Kankaro
seasonal recipes
book reviews
Laine Favourites section.
Designers featured in this issue: Susan Chin, Susan Crawford, Sidsel Grau Petersen, Midori Hirose, Susanna Kaartinen, Inyoung Kim, Hanna Maciejewska, Mariya Matveeva, Paula Pereira, Maiju Räsänen and Griselda Zárate.
Note: This is a preorder. If other products are purchased at the same time, we will process the order as one and ship all products together. Preorders will be shipped mid May.
Laine is a high-quality Nordic knit & lifestyle magazine and publishing house based in Finland. The publication features natural fibres, slow living, local craftsmanship and beautiful, simple things in life. Laine magazine includes patterns from the leading knitwear designers. Designers featured in this issue: Stella Ackroyd, Christelle Bagea, George Cullen, Jonna Hietala, Gudrun Johnston, Marianne Munier, Paula Pereira, Eri Shimizu, Nataliya Sinelshchikova and Stephen West.
Laine Summer 2021, Marjoram, includes:
148 pages
11 knitting patterns, beautifully photographed and illustrated
an interview with Diane Ivey of Lady Dye Yarns written by Jeanette Sloan
an article about the knitting app Knitrino
an article about Yarningham written by Jeanette Sloan
an article about knitting and cognitive resilience by our regular writer Päivi Kankaro
a column by our regular columnist Jeanette Sloan
seasonal recipes
book reviews
Laine Favourites section.
11 knitting patterns from a talented group of designers: Justyna Lorkowska, Denise Bayron, Libby Jonson, Julie Dubreux, Leeni Hoimela, Astrid Troland, Sus Gepard, Éveline Cantin-Bergeron, Jenny Sauselein and Marjorie Martin.
Features:
· an interview with Susan Crawford
· a long-format story about Ocean Rose
· my story by Pauline Copin-Herriot of Lain'amourée
· a column by Jeanette Sloan (Jeanette will continue as our columnist in the future, as well)
· seasonal recipes
· a travel guide to Tampere, featuring the best spots to stay, eat and shop
Mary Jane Mucklestone is a knitwear designer, teacher and author who has specialized in Fair Isle knitting, also called stranded knitting. Her work has been featured in publications like Vogue Knitting, Interweave Knits and various books.
Fair Isle Weekend takes you on an exciting trip to Fair Isle, a windswept island in Shetland, famous for its traditional colorwork knitting. During her many trips to Fair Isle, Mary Jane has been fascinated and inspired by the island's rich textile traditions, learning about Fair Isle knitting by looking at old textiles and sharing stories and knowledge around a cup of tea. Now, she has created a gorgeous collection of designs which she would take for a weekend trip to Shetland when a carry-on bag is all you can travel with. The book contains 8 colorwork patterns ranging from small projects like wristlets to yoked sweaters.
Nomadic Knits : issue ten Texas
Issue Ten features eleven new designs, twelve Texas indie yarn dyers and fiber mills that will capture your heart and fill you with the irresistible spirit of Texas! The knitting patterns include two pairs of socks, a hat, two shawls, two pullovers, two sleeveless tees, a poncho, and a beautiful lace-yoke tee, ranging from light fingering weight to Aran weight and from beginner to advanced. Explore Texas from the comfort of your home!
This issue features twelve film-inspired knitwear designs created by some of our favorite designers from Japan and abroad.
Participating designers: Véronik Avery / Helga Isager / Keiko Kikuno / Sari Nordlund / Paula Pereira / Rievive / Nataliya Sinelshchikova / Orlane Sucche / Dianna Walla / yamagara / amirisu
The issue features twelve knitwear designs by some of our most favorite designers from Japan and abroad, perfect for your summer adventures.
*Issue available for pre-order and will ship in June.
Issue #12 of By Hand Serial will take you on a hands-on, experiential trip to London. This Lookbook is full of shops to visit, workshops and classes to take, and outings and day trips to experience. Enjoy classic knitting and sewing patterns, and try your hand at natural dyeing with small pieces of fabric that you can sew into a handy dumpling drawstring pouch. They have even included a recipe direct from Bread Ahead's English Teatime baking class!
By Hand Serial Lookbook #14 includes almost a dozen inspiring projects for you to make at home. Embroider a punch needle clutch, or stitch a simple quilt with vivid, indigo blues designed by Salt + Still. This book also contains a new sewn garment pattern from Andrea Hungerford. Lookbook #14 includes a collection of new knitting patterns, as well.
Field Guide No. 18: Beginnings, is the celebration of the idea of a new start, that joy that comes when trying something for the first time.
The six projects, designed by Karida Collins of Neighborhood Fiber Co, require nothing more than knit, purl, decrease, increase, and yarnover. There’s a simple cable in there, too, and that’s as fancy as it gets. But look at what amazing effects can come from these most basic of stitches.
Field Guide No. 13: Master Class
This guide brings a blast of color and a spirit of adventure to your knitting. Scarves, cowls, cushions, throws, and wraps—with 20 charts and 6 stripe designs, you’ll find endless ways to play with color and pattern.
A welcome breeze of clean, fresh design from Carol Feller, the Irish designer whose work we have loved for many years. These four patterns explore texture, structure, and the beauty of a special yarn.
This issue features nine beautiful designs, knit in yarn from Mississippi, Louisiana, and Alabama. The texture of the garments reflects the texture found in the environment, from the beautifully twisted metal grating to the creeping Kudzu vines. The climate in this region varies, so a wide range of seasonal styles were covered in this issue! From beginner to expert, there are patterns for everyone.
Issue seven is overflowing with twelve beautiful designs featuring local indie yarn dyers and stunning views of the Michigan landscape. The knitting patterns include a hat, socks, shawls, and sweaters, and range from fingering weight to worsted and from beginner to advanced. Fall in love with Michigan from the comfort of your home; explore the region with as you turn the pages, meet the local indie dyers, and pick a new project to cast on.
The digital copy will be emailed as a link to download after your purchase, and the print copy will mail by the first week of September, barring further COVID delays. The print copy will contain a Ravelry digital download code as well, so you can add it to your Ravelry library.
Find yourself transported to America’s Heartland with this beautiful issue featuring Iowa and Nebraska. Nine new designs featuring local indie yarn dyers and the textures of the region will leave you itching to cast on!
The knitting patterns include socks, a hat, two shawls, a cowl, legwarmers, a pullover, a cardigan, and a swoncho, ranging from fingering weight to aran weight and from beginner to advanced.
Fall in love with Iowa and Nebraska from the comfort of your home; explore the region with us as you take in the sweeping landscapes, meet the local indie dyers, and pick a new project to cast on.
This issue features eleven beautiful designs from local indie yarn dyers and stunning views of the Washington landscape. It’s a must-have! The knitting patterns include socks, two hats, two shawls, and six sweaters, ranging from fingering weight to worsted and from beginner to advanced. Fall in love with Washington from the comfort of your home; explore the region as you turn the pages, meet the local indie dyers, and pick a new project to cast on.
We went on a journey to Maryland, Washington, DC, and Virginia, and we can’t wait for you to read all about it! Join us as we explore all the beauty that the Mid-Atlantic region has to offer. From mountains to beaches to the seat of the United States Government, the Mid-Atlantic has it all. Contains eleven new designs featuring beautiful yarn from Maryland, DC, and Virginia!
All of the pieces in this issue play with opacity, texture, and colourwork, layering techniques, tones, and transparency.
Featuring designs by: KLARA NILSSON - KLARYBERRY // MAREN ODENTHAL - KNITTERISTA // JESS KAVANAGH // JULIA MADILL // ARA STELLA // SUSANNA KAARTINEN - SANNA AND CO // JOANNE FOWLER // AMALIA SIEBER - KINDRED RED // SORAYA GARCÍA