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Dierenneus 15 mm 
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Punto 26: Norma 
Dierenogen groen 9 mm 
Dierenogen bruin 16 mm 
Lana Grossa Tücher & Co Nr. 7 + Anl. NL 
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Punto 32: Tücher 
Pieper 25 mm 
Katia Enfants 95 
Punto 23: Neon 
Cotton In Love 1 
Lamana Kids 
Lana Grossa Merino Edition 2 - Sweater met rolkraag met rits 
DMC Etamine kaasdoek unifil 11 dr-cm 141cm 
Telpakket Abstracte Bloem 
Teneplus - Wolwas voor synthetische garens 
Eucalan wrapture Jasmijn 100 ml 
Indigo Wood Mini Interchangeable Needle Set Denim 
Lamana 6 
Houten knopje "Keep me warm" 15mm 
Twizzter - de draagbare brei-tool! 
Haakset blankies - kerstpoppetje 
Arabia Interior Magazine x Novita 
Camping Crafts - Lisette Eikelboom 
The Island and the Forest: A knitted correspondence 
Finnish Knits – Laine
€22,90
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Laine Finnish Knits is a fascinating one-off issue of Laine Magazine dedicated entirely to contemporary Finnish knitwear design. Featuring 164 pages and 18 knitting patterns from Finland’s top designers, interesting articles, and beautiful photography, this special edition is a true collector’s item! The knits were created by the following designers: Jenny Ansah, Lee Esselström, Henna Haarala, Ronja Hakalehto, Anna Heino, Anna Johanna, Veera Jussila, Susanna Kaartinen, Meiju Kallio, Henna Ketonen, Jenna Kostet, Niina Laitinen, Paula Narkiniemi, Laura Pajula & Liisa Saarenmaa (Neuloosisko), Tiia Reho and Veera Välimäki.
This issue features many designers who are familiar from our previous issues and books: Jenny Ansah, Anna Johanna, Susanna Kaartinen, Tiia Reho and many others. But we are super happy to also introduce our international audience to talented designers such as Henna Ketonen, Lee Esselström, Henna Haarala and Laura Pajula & Liisa Saarenmaa, who (so far!) are better known only inside Finland.
Finnish Knits is a treat for sock lovers, as it features three lovely sock patterns. Ronja Hakalehto’s Taipale socks combine retro colours from Finnish nature with some traditional Finnish colourwork patterns, whereas the colourwork pattern of Henna Haarala’s Olga socks was inspired by traditional motifs in lace doilies. The Mielenrauha socks by Niina Laitinen feature a cable-and-lace pattern and knit up fast.
Many patterns in this issue have beautiful Finnish names: “vuokko” is the Finnish name for the anemone flower species, “nietos” is Finnish for “snowdrift”, and “Usva” means “mist” in Finnish. But Paula Narkiniemi, the designer of our cover knit, came up with the most fun pattern name: The Ridge Forrester sweater got its name from Paula’s childhood TV favourite, the soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful!
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