Laine Magazine Issue 30
In English - Official release date: August 27, 2026
If you order the book along with other items, your entire order will not ship until August 27.
Laine 30, Layers, features a beautiful collection of knits you can wrap yourself in as soon as the weather starts to cool down. Its 15 patterns explore lovely textures, delicate lace, voluminous cables, and stunning multicolored designs.
The photos were taken in the rustic and historic setting of a mill, where traces of decades past were beautifully highlighted, evoking a sense of nostalgia and melancholy. The bright sunlight added a luminous finishing touch to the shots.
Designers featured in this issue: 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 and Karin & Stina Weststrand.
We also meet Australian sheep farmer Tom Dennis, whose family developed the Polwarth sheep breed six generations ago; we visit the yarn shop Yarn over Berlin; and we draw style inspiration from Ling Wang (@merci.coucou). Our “Five Ways” article offers inspiring tips to help you get past a knitting slump!
Learn more: Previews of the patterns from Issue 30 of Laine on Ravelry
Issue 30 of Laine includes:
164 pages.
15 knitting patterns: 8 sweaters, 2 cardigans, 2 vests, 2 shawls, 1 hat.
An interview with Australian sheep farmer Tom Dennis, whose family selected the Polwarth sheep breed six generations ago.
The “Favorites” section with inspiring stories, tips, products, reviews, and ideas! We visit the Yarn over Berlin yarn shop and draw style inspiration from Ling Wang (@merci.coucou).
The “Five Ways” article, where we’ve gathered some inspiring tips to help you when you’re going through a knitting slump.
The second part of the “Wool & Wellbeing” series, in which Suvi Ala-Venna (@kudelmiani) creates knitted garments inspired by mental wellbeing and mental health challenges.
A column by Jeanette Sloan (@jeanettesloan), in which she reflects on how to fill her creative void when knitting isn’t an option.
