Norwegian Mittens and Gloves
Hands-on knitting history from Annemor Sundbø One day in 1983, Annemor Sundbø of Kristiansand, Norway, became the owner of a “shoddy mill,” a facility designed to process rags, scraps, and other discarded fabric into reusable material. However, Sundbø wasn't interested in running the mill; she was drawn instead to the store of thousands of mittens, gloves, and other knitted castaways, bundled into a warehouse on the mill's grounds, awaiting their turn. These well-used discards were in fact a treasure trove of traditional Norwegian patterning and technique, and the beginning of her life-long effort to document, preserve, and reconstruct classic Norwegian designs
Publisher: Trafalgar Square Books
Publication Date: 10/5/21 0:00
ISBN-10: 1646010922
ISBN-13: 9781646010929
Dimensions: 8.85 x 8.45 inches
Print Length: 160 pages
BISAC Categories:
Crafts & Hobbies / Needlework / General
Crafts & Hobbies / Fiber Arts & Textiles
Territories Available: Worldwide