Jagged Lines
Lanja Khon-Engheimwhere knitting, royals, and war combine to make a whole that's greater than the sum of its parts
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 65 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 4 months ago |
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Melting the ICE with Red Hats
Red hats with a pointy crown have suddenly exploded in popularity among the online knitting community. The first pattern that went viral was published by a local yarn shop in Minneapolis. The designer explained that he had been inspired by...
Application to the International League of Supervillains, Scandinavia Section
2 December 2025 | Oslo, Norway
Dear Madam, Sir:
With reference to our conversation of 1 December, please accept this application to the position of Captain Chaos. Given my background as a policy analyst and independent researcher as wel...
The Vicissitudes of Unemployment
I’ve been looking for a job for a long time. And lucky me, back in August I got a much-coveted placement on a jobseekers’ course here in Oslo. There, I’ve polished my CV, gotten tons of help writing application letters, regularly attended i...
Yarn Diet: World War II Edition
If you have not already reached SABLE status (Stash Acquisition Beyond Life Expectancy) you may be wondering how to get the most bang for your buck as yarn prices skyrocket along with other consumer goods.
Norwegian knitters during World...
How I Knitted Socks for Fighting Fascists
In which I explain the background to my pattern for “Socks for Fighting Fascists.” The pattern is available as a PDF download at the bottom of this article.
To create these “Socks for Fighting Fascists,” I cut together patterns and knittin...
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I used to be a medievalist. A decade and a half ago, I cast off the shackles of the thirteenth century and now I write about knitting, royalty, and World War I.
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