Cultivate - Knitting the Beauty of Nature

Laine Publishing Cultivate - Knitting the Beauty of Nature. Dee Hardwicke and Jonna Helin.
PRE-ORDER. Publication Day: 18 October 2024
NOTICE! The order including a pre-order item is shipped as a whole once the pre-order item is published. If you wish to get in stock items earlier, please place a separate order. 

In Cultivate, Dee Hardwicke and Jonna Helin come together to celebrate the beauty of everyday simplicity through the art of knitting. Featuring 20 timeless patterns, this collection blends Dee’s botanical scarves — rich with nature-inspired motifs — and Jonna’s effortless, elegant garments designed to last.

In their first collaboration, Dee and Jonna invite you to cultivate inspiration from the world around you, creating knitwear that is both simple and profoundly beautiful.

Dee Hardwicke is a British artist, designer and knitter whose work is deeply inspired by Britain’s ever-changing landscapes and cottage gardens. Her sketchbooks serve as a visual diary of her life, capturing the enchanting details of nature. Dee’s creativity spans multiple mediums, from knitting to collaborations with esteemed partners like the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and the National Trust, where her artistic vision is brought to life through beautiful flooring, tableware and stationery.

Jonna Helin is the creative soul behind Laine Publishing, with 25 years of experience in the publishing industry. Raised in a family of crafters, she grew up listening to the rhythmic clicking of knitting needles, the soundtrack of her life. For Jonna, knitting is a sanctuary, offering peace and calm from the demands of daily life and soothing her busy mind.

• 152 pages
• 20 knitting patterns: 15 scarves, 3 sweaters and 2 dresses
• Sturdy soft cover
• Print only, no digital download code available (Note: A separate digital book will be available through Laine’s B2C online shop on 18 October, 2024.)
?• Language: English
• ISBN: 978-952-7580-10-3
• Weight: Approx. 855 g / 1.9 lb
• Dimensions: 230 x 310 x 12.5 mm
• Printed in Latvia.