Mollie Magazine November 2022

Scandinavian soul and world heritage As colder days arrive, Gudrun Sjödén’s new range takes you on a voyage across the world. From the sandy shores of Greece to the colourful streets of Mexico — the winter collection is influenced by the rich and diverse heritage of the places that inspired the clothes. You’ll find soft, comfortable pieces, crafted from natural fabrics, that are perfect for travelling and relaxing at home. Let’s explore! Viva México The more colourful elements in the winter collection can be credited to Mexico. Gudrun was inspired by Frida Kahlo and the striking shade of blue from Frida’s childhood home runs throughout the collection. Discover rich patterns combined with knitted and woven materials. INDIAN-INSPIRED PATTERNS Gudrun designer Parvathy, was inspired by her upbringing in Tamil Nadu, India, along with traditional saris and Indian…

EDITOR’S PICK Is there anything better than curling up on a cold night as you bask in the glow of soft lighting? This sculptural lamp is an instant classic that’ll provide a warm illumination and plenty of style. Welcome to the new issue of Mollie which is full of wonderful projects, stylish but simple ways to bring warmth into your home and so much inspiration to spark your creativity. I adore our cover illustration by the talented Esther Curtis and it really encapsulates our Tactile issue this month. Whether it’s the comfort of a hand hold or enjoying the textures of the many different materials we create with, the sense of touch is a powerful thing. With the colder weather upon us, I can’t wait to try the cosy arm knitting projects on…

Scandinavian soul and world heritage As colder days arrive, Gudrun Sjödén’s new range takes you on a voyage across the world. From the sandy shores of Greece to the colourful streets of Mexico — the winter collection is influenced by the rich and diverse heritage of the places that inspired the clothes. You’ll find soft, comfortable pieces, crafted from natural fabrics, that are perfect for travelling and relaxing at home. Let’s explore! Viva México The more colourful elements in the winter collection can be credited to Mexico. Gudrun was inspired by Frida Kahlo and the striking shade of blue from Frida’s childhood home runs throughout the collection. Discover rich patterns combined with knitted and woven materials. INDIAN-INSPIRED PATTERNS Gudrun designer Parvathy, was inspired by her upbringing in Tamil Nadu, India,…

EDITOR’S PICK Is there anything better than curling up on a cold night as you bask in the glow of soft lighting? This sculptural lamp is an instant classic that’ll provide a warm illumination and plenty of style. Welcome to the new issue of Mollie which is full of wonderful projects, stylish but simple ways to bring warmth into your home and so much inspiration to spark your creativity. I adore our cover illustration by the talented Esther Curtis and it really encapsulates our Tactile issue this month. Whether it’s the comfort of a hand hold or enjoying the textures of the many different materials we create with, the sense of touch is a powerful thing. With the colder weather upon us, I can’t wait to try the cosy arm…

Tiam Safari Knitter Tiam is a London-based yarn hoarder, cat lover, and general knitting and crochet enthusiast. She is a cosmetics developer by day, and knitwear designer by night and her work has been admired all around the world. Tiam’s stash is called Yarnia, because it was tucked away in a large closet until it took over her apartment. Upcycle jeans with Tiam’s crochet trim on page 70 @knitsafari Lucy Rowan Weaver Lucy is a textile designer and maker specialising in weaving. She loves texture and encourages everyone to touch her work, whether it’s the weaves or a punch needle piece. She uses materials that are secondhand or passed on to her so she can give them a second life. Lucy has written three craft books and taught at the V&A museum. Create Lucy’s circular woven wreath on…

Tiam Safari Knitter Tiam is a London-based yarn hoarder, cat lover, and general knitting and crochet enthusiast. She is a cosmetics developer by day, and knitwear designer by night and her work has been admired all around the world. Tiam’s stash is called Yarnia, because it was tucked away in a large closet until it took over her apartment. Upcycle jeans with Tiam’s crochet trim on page 70 @knitsafari Lucy Rowan Weaver Lucy is a textile designer and maker specialising in weaving. She loves texture and encourages everyone to touch her work, whether it’s the weaves or a punch needle piece. She uses materials that are secondhand or passed on to her so she can give them a second life. Lucy has written three craft books and taught at the…