Laine is back with their latest collection of dreamy knits – Observations. Inspired by long winter walks and finding the surprising and wonderful in familiar spaces, Observations is a collection meant for slow, meditative knitting, and letting yourself enjoy the process.Taking note of the landscape around her home in Sweden, Lotta H. Löthgren has developed nine lasting patterns, along with essays about her walks and life. Grab your copy here.
We have a preview of the patterns and a yarn guide below to guide your own journey
Dusk Cardigan
Loose and open, with details at the hem and back, the Dusk cardigan is the cover up option for the fall. Add the optional embroidery for a delicate pop of color.
Yarn suggestions:
- Kelbourne Woolens Scout
Dragonfly Sweater
Wrap yourself in colorwork with this seamless raglan.
Yarn Suggestions:
- Mrs Moon Plump DK
Woodpecker Vest
Vests are very on trend for layering pieces this year, and the Woodpecker is an open vest to keep handy as the weather cools.
Yarn Suggestions:
- De Rerum Natura Gilliat
- Knitting for Olive Merino
- Stone Wool Cormo
Dawn Top
Inspired my migrating birds, the Dawn top is a lovely short sleeve top to help us transition the seasons.
Yarn Suggestions:
- Knitting for Olive Merino fingering
- Pascuali Merino Baby
Lake Socks
A surprise heel cable for your new favorite hiking socks.
Yarn Suggestions:
- Knitting for Olive Merino fingering
- Pascuali Merino Baby
Badger Sweater
A relaxed, classic colorwork yoke raglan.
Yarn Suggestions (two fingering yarns together or sport):
- Knitting for Olive Merino fingering
- Pascuali Merino Baby
Bat Shawl
Simple and striking, with enough pattern variation to keep you interested.
Yarn Suggestions:
- Woolstock Lite
Mushroom Sweater
A classic raglan ready for weekend hikes and foraging trips, with a simple and striking texture pattern.
Yarn Suggestions:
- DeRerum Natura Ulysse
Mushroom Hat
Use your sweater leftovers to work up this quick companion piece.
Yarn Suggestions:
- DeRerum Natura Ulysse