Name: SELBUVOTTER - Norwegian Traditional Knits - Selbu Mittens Pattern Collection
SKU: 9784766137576
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The definitive edition of the traditional Norwegian ‘Selbu Mittens’. This book includes over 500 original patterns gathered through meticulous research and presents 35 classic patterns with knitting charts.

The book also includes charts for creating your own original mittens.

【Table of Contents】
Foreword / Introduction / Acknowledgements / History of Selbu Knitting / Characteristics and Methods of Knitting Selbu Mittens / Cuffs /
Back of the Hand / Palm / Side Lines / Thumb / Tips of the Mittens / Fingers for Five-Finger Gloves / Knitting Techniques and Standardization /
Yarn and Wool / Motifs Used in Selbu Knitting / Main Motifs / Panels / Side Lines / Motifs Knitted on the Palm Side /
Wonderful Patterns by Master Knitters / Mittens for Babies / Baptismal Mittens / Five-Finger Gloves / Mittens for Men /
Mittens for Women / Sources / List of Works / Chart: Mittens for Children / Chart: Mittens for Women / Chart: Mittens for Men

Category：Japanese Sewing Book

Tag：Knitting, mittens, nordic

Pages：: 296
ISBN：: 9784766137576
Release Date:: December, 2023
Language:: Japanese
Publisher:: graphic

Author profile

Anne Bardsgard

Born in 1966, she studied at the Textile Research Institute of the State Academy of Art and Craft Design in Bergen, Norway, and works as an artist/craftsperson. She has held several solo exhibitions and participated in numerous group exhibitions both in Norway and abroad. Her works have been acquired by several institutions, including the Norwegian Museum of Art, Industry, and Culture, the Cultural Council, the Royal Hospital, and the Public Building Art Fund. Raised in Selbu and Trondheim, she currently resides in Klæbu.

Anne Bardsgard’s books

Kumi Sato

In addition to translations related to knitting, she creates knitting works, participates in events, and conducts workshops, mainly in Sapporo. Based on her own experience of struggling with handicrafts, she occasionally holds classes where beginners can enjoy knitting.