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LAINE MAGAZINE ISSUE 25

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LAINE MAGAZINE ISSUE 25Laine Magazine Issue 25 (Summer 2025) From the publisher: Laine is an international knit and lifestyle magazine. In issue 25 (Summer 2025), we showcase twelve beautiful knitting patterns as well as interesting articles from the world of fibre. Our beautiful summer issue, Laine 25, Stillness, takes you to an old summer cabin by the lakeside nestled in the woods, surrounded by birch and pine trees, fresh waters and blue skies. The photos capture the

Laine Magazine Issue 25 (Summer 2025)

From the publisher:

Laine is an international knit and lifestyle magazine. In issue 25 (Summer 2025), we showcase twelve beautiful knitting patterns as well as interesting articles from the world of fibre.

Our beautiful summer issue, Laine 25, Stillness, takes you to an old summer cabin by the lakeside — nestled in the woods, surrounded by birch and pine trees, fresh waters and blue skies. The photos capture the quiet beauty and serenity of Finnish summer. This issue includes twelve light and relaxed summer garments and accessories, perfect for the warmer months. The knits are worked in a variety of yarns suited for summer, and they feature many interesting techniques and textures.

Designers featured in this issue: Audrey Borrego, Antonio Jesús CastilloUrquízar, Lindsey Fowler, Sus Gepard, Maria Gomes, Kaori Katsurada, Linda Lencovic, Lotta H Löthgren, Marina Storm, Maaike van Geijn, Imkevon Nathusius and Marie-Ève Wedge. 

Issue 25, Summer 2025, includes:

148 pages

12 knitting patterns: 2 sweaters, 3 cardigans, 3 T-shirts/tops, 3 shawls, 1 pair of socks.

An interview with the British knitter and yarn entrepreneur Milli Abrams, who is set to row 3,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean in a bid to raise money for charity.

An article about Stéphanie Schiffgens, a shepherdess from Oregon who raises Gotland sheep in the US, producing long and lustrous wool adored by knitters around the world.

Jeanette Sloan’s column Fibre Talk, where she meets Louis Boria (@brooklynboyknits), a New York-based knitwear designer, teacher, activist and TEDx speaker.

The Five Ways article providing experts’ tips on how to take better photos of your knits.

Where I Knit: A regular piece that pictures people knitting in their favourite spot. In this issue, we meet the Finnish Tiina Lehtonen, who likes to knit in her allotment garden cabin.

Seasonal recipes to inspire your summer cooking.

Book reviews.

 

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