Laine Nr 27

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Our renewed winter issue, Laine 27, Dawn, offers you more knitting patterns than ever before! It is packed with 164 pages and 15 beautiful designs to inspire your winter knitting: bold cables, innovative colourwork, delicate lace and meditative textures. The photos — with clean lines and stunning February light — were taken at the Finlandia Hall, designed by the renowned Finnish architect Alvar Aalto, as well as the snow-laden park surrounding it. The issue also includes a brand-new, two-spread Favourites section with inspiring little stories, tips, products and reviews!

Designers featured in this issue: Andrea Aho, Joanna Filip, Lindsey Fowler, Saysha Greene, Jonna Helin, Henna Ketonen, Raina Kruus, Sara Markkula, Rebekka Mauser, Camille Romano, Selena Shepard & Abbye Meiklejohn, Eri Shimizu, Elena Solier Jansà, María Uzquiano and Maaike van Geijn. 

This renewed issue of Laine Magazine features more knitting inspiration than ever before! From our winter issue onwards, each issue of Laine will include 14–16 knitwear patterns from talented designers around the world.

Laine 27 features plenty of luscious cables and interesting textures. Colourwork is also used in fun and innovative ways, such as in the checkered Hojicha sweater by Camille Romano, or the graphic Morning Light jumper by Andrea Aho.

The photoshoot took place at the newly renovated Finlandia Hall in Helsinki, designed by the renowned Finnish architect Alvar Aalto. The building’s clean lines and marble surfaces created a beautiful contrast to the soft knitwear. The outdoor photos were taken at the surrounding Töölönlahti park, filled with February sunlight and fresh snow!

“Laine will continue to look like Laine but will offer even more: more patterns, more places to escape, more pathways leading away from the noise of everyday life and into something endlessly beautiful and lasting.”

JONNA HELIN, LAINE’S FOUNDER & CREATIVE DIRECTOR

Issue 27, Winter 2026, includes:

164 pages

15 knitting patterns: 7 sweaters, 3 cardigans, 1 dress, 2 shawls, 1 hat, 1 pair of mittens.

An interview with the Danish knitwear designer Anne Ventzel (@anneventzel), known for her modern, Scandi-style knits. Anne discusses her design work and her recovery from cancer — and the role knitting played in it.

A brand-new Favourites section with inspiring little stories, tips, products, reviews and ideas! We visit the Forever Yarn shop in Doylestown, USA, and get style inspiration from Evdoxia-Glykeria “Doxy” Pantazi (@duchessevdoxia).

The Five Ways article, providing experts’ tips on how to make your knits look neat and refined.

Jeanette Sloan’s (@jeanettesloan) renewed column, where she writes about a certain superpower we knitters possess.