Behind The Scenes Of Laine Publishing With Jonna Helin | Fiberchats, Episode: 267

Laine Publishing is a publishing house based in Tampere, Finland. It was founded in 2016 by Jonna Helin and Sini Kramer out of an urge to create an aesthetic, informative and inspiring magazine for knitters. Laine draws influence from the beauty of the everyday, cherishes sustainability as well as diversity and wants to create timeless publications that last a lifetime - and beyond.
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[@deniseengel1451]

Thank you Irina for a great interview.

[@AnnieDaddo]

What a treat! Thank you Irina and Joanna for sharing.An important message to the importance of lots of hard work in order to achieve but also to self-care lies within.Go well🙏♥️👋🌏🐨xx

[@Fiberchats]

Both are very important

[@catherinecunningham7126]

WOW, what an amazing person Jonna is, great interview. I love Laine magazine, with its photos, patterns, recipes and stories. Well worth the price.

[@Fiberchats]

She’s really inspiring

[@KNIT_LA]

I have admired Jonna for a few years and it was wonderful to listen to her in this interview. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@Fiberchats]

Thank you

[@patmorgan8692]

Jonna was such a delight to listen to as talked about her journey. This is such a great publication..so many inspiring patterns and stories..loved every minute of it!

[@Fiberchats]

Me too! I felt so lucky I got to meet Jonna at vogue

[@estherrubin867]

It was great to learn more about Jonna and how she came to publish Laine and so many other fabulous books. Great interview, thanks to both of you!!!

[@Fiberchats]

Thank you Esther!

[@nicolelafontaine1720]

What a great chat !!! I can't believe how much work this women does !

[@Fiberchats]

Truly incredible

[@mindykirschner2979]

I loved this interview with Jonna.I also had the opportunity to meet Jonna at VKL. She was wonderful to talk to and her books are amazing!

[@Fiberchats]

She’s very down to earth and approachable

[@natalyakaganovich5604]

Such a great interview! Hoping Laine continues to do well despite the incredible cost increases over the last few years. Thank you also for sharing about burnout and mental health issues - so important to be aware and to take care of yourself!

[@Fiberchats]

I loved how open and raw Jonna was in this interview. Unforgettable conversation with a beautiful person

[@firstbytedesigns]

thank you for this great interview. I have always loved the Laine esthetic and now I can appreciate it even more.

[@Fiberchats]

Thank you Rosann

[@marianneknapp4846]

Great show such Fabulous Guests 😊💜🌸🌷

[@Fiberchats]

Thanks so much

[@saramerrick3539]

I've bought Laine and wondered about Jonna Helin so this was such a nice window into her world. Thank you!

[@Fiberchats]

Glad you liked it

[@karenhattiberries9158]

Great interview and one of my favorite guests you have had on your channel so far

[@Fiberchats]

It was such a treat to have Jonna on my channel

[@lindaturner2980]

Lovely interview, thank you both. And now we know how to pronounce Laine! 💕🧶

[@Fishesnorwegian]

10/10 great job! Appreciated Jonna who is so candid and confident in facing life’s challenges and successes

[@Fiberchats]

Thank you

[@janetjroberson2581]

Hello from Swansea, Illinois. Another great interview!

[@Fiberchats]

Thank you!

[@holliegiampietro7030]

I love ur interviews TU❤❤❤

[@Fiberchats]

Thank you

[@beckydraper9913]

This was such an interesting and inspiring interview. Thanks

[@Fiberchats]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@judithhirschhorn7249]

Fabulous episode! Thank you Irina!

[@Fiberchats]

Thank you

[@valeriehowden471]

In Canada, we are familiar with laine meaning wool in French because our labels are bilingual, English and French. As a Winnipeg Jets hockey fan where Patrik Laine was drafted, I knew the Finnish pronunciation. I recently purchased 52 Weeks of Socks, noticed it was a Finnish based company so the choice of pronunciation was an easy one. Did not know it meant wave.

[@Fiberchats]

I always learn something new from my guests :)

[@judithtaylor6916]

The Laine magazine is exorbitantly expensive and unaffordable for most people with import costs to Australia at AU$52.00/€31.36.

[@Fiberchats]

Most individual patterns on Ravelry are sold for $8-10 a piece pattern. The magazine is packed with patterns, not to mention all the additional information. Of course it can be out of a budget for people, but so is yarn. One skein of hand dyed can cost as much.

[@judithtaylor6916]

Would be great if digitally available to download.

[@theLogstead]

This was such a wonderful interview. It makes my heart full to hear the story of Jonna's journey and see their very special and beautiful work thriving. Your questions facilitated this interview like sitting with a friend. 🫶🏽

[@Fiberchats]

That’s always my goal. Jonna made it very easy