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Monthly Archives: February 2013
The Day Job: Made By Me
The latest issue of Made By Me came out on Monday, here in Norway. I have not submitted any designs, but I have written some of the picture texts, translated a number of the patterns from English into Norwegian, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann-Kristin Knardal, Clotheshorse, Made By Me, Nina Granlund Sæther, Sidsel Høivik, translations
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Professionally photographed: Cablewing Sweater & Cowls
I am pleased to show you my Flettevinger/Cablewing Sweater with cowls plus the Tweed Cowl stunningly photographed by Esten Borgos on behalf of the Norwegian Magazine Familien/The Family. Unfortunately, I do not have a publication date yet, but will keep you … Continue reading
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Tagged Cablewing, Cowl, Embla, Familien, Hifa, Sweater, Tweed Cowl
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Lace Workshop in Larvik
I spent the weekend in Larvik, 2 hours by train, south of Oslo where I held a workshop in Lace knitting, called hullstrikk/hole-knitting in Norwegian organized by Larvik Husflidslag. It is not difficult to make holes in knitting, but to … Continue reading
Work in Progress WIP
What are my works in progress at the moment? Here are two of my projects on the go, and yes – I have another two I am working on according to my preference. My knitting time is precious to me … Continue reading
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Knitting Techniques Videos
After completing a weekend workshop in Finishing and Fairisle I held for Vestre Aker Husflidslag/Handicraft association in Oslo, I am preparing the next which is Lace knitting for Larvik Husflidslag. So my mind is set on knitting techniques at the … Continue reading
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Tagged applied I-cord, backward knitting, hem, Indigo Sweater, Technique vidéos, tuck
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Liebster Award
The other day I received an e-mail from Tracy Alteri, acknowledged blogger better known as myretiringlife, telling me that she has nominated my blog for the Liebster Award. Even with my extremely limited German I knew that it means “dearest” … Continue reading
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Winter View
My view from the terrace is covered in white. It has snowed for a few days and a thick layer of snow – more than a dusting, this time – has brightened up the scenery. The fjord and the sky … Continue reading
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Clotheshorse Submission for Fall/Winter 2013
As soon as I saw this mood board from Clotheshorse, I knew I had to make another submission. It spoke to me with its headline Experimental, which is what I love to do when I design. The ideas might be … Continue reading
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