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Tag Archives: Kori
Report One: Vienna Wool & Design Festival
My first highlight of the Vienna Wool & Design Festival was that I met up with Nancy Marchant at the airport in Vienna on Friday afternoon. She landed half an hour before Michael and I so, Suncica suggested booking a taxi for … Continue reading
Kori Pattern Released
The test knit of my design Kori is completed and the English version of the pattern is available on Ravelry and on Loveknitting. Kori is old Norse and means perfect; Kori is the result of a complex mathematical equation that cannot be … Continue reading
Strikke 2016 at Hadeland Glassverk
I spent last weekend at Hadeland Glassverk holding two different workshops and visiting the knitting exhibition in the amazing new gallery, with the glass entry part designed by Snøhetta, during their knitting festival called “Strikke 2016”. The exhibition was initiated by … Continue reading
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Tagged Atle Brynestad, Christel Seyfarth, Familien Strikk, Hadeland Glassverk, Hel, Kori, Ronette, Shalana, Sidsel Høivik, Strikke2016, Yellow Gold Pullover
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Familien Strikk 2016
The special issue Familien Strikk is now out in Norway with 79 patterns including 6 of mine: Kori, Yellow Gold Pullover, Ronette, Hel, Shalana and Githa. I am delighted to have a series of patterns included in this magazine together with … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandria Eissinger, Eivind Røhne, Familien Strikk, Githa, Hel, Jens J. Wiker, Judith Bech Design, Kaja Gjedebo Design, Kori, Ronette, Shalana, Yellow Gold Pullover
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New Design: Kori
As promised here is more details and a presentation of my design: Kori is old Norse and means perfect; Kori is the result of a complex mathematical equation that cannot be calculated by the human mind. Just as the intricate cable … Continue reading
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Tagged Ad, Airin Hansen, cables, fitted jacket, Kori, Permin, Rowan Baby Merino Silk DK, Teodor
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Behind the Scenes: Photoshoot at Villa Malla
On Wednesday we had a wonderful photoshoot at Villa Malla, approximately 50 minutes south of Oslo. Yes, it was a sweltering day, reaching 30 degrees celsius in the afternoon. So not ideal for photographing woolly knitwear. But professional model Alexandria … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandria Eissinger, Eivind Røhne, Inverness Sweater, Jens Johan Wiker, Judith Bech, Kaja Gjedebo Design, Kori, photoshoot, Shalana, Villa Malla
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