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Nina's Favourite Mittens & Socks from Around Norway: Over 40 Traditional Knitting Patterns Inspired by Norwegian Folk-Art Collections [Hardback]

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  • Format: Hardback, 152 pages, height x width: 279x216 mm, 84 Charts; 113 Illustrations, color
  • Pub. Date: 14-Jul-2023
  • Publisher: Trafalgar Square
  • ISBN-10: 1646011643
  • ISBN-13: 9781646011643
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  • Format: Hardback, 152 pages, height x width: 279x216 mm, 84 Charts; 113 Illustrations, color
  • Pub. Date: 14-Jul-2023
  • Publisher: Trafalgar Square
  • ISBN-10: 1646011643
  • ISBN-13: 9781646011643
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Nina Granlund Sætherthe best-selling author of Mittens from Around Norway, Socks from Around Norway, and Knits from Around Norwayis a fan favorite of knitters worldwide for her attention to detail, her engaging color combinations, and her talent for breathing fresh life into Norwegian textile history. Now, she's brought together a selection of her personal favorites from her previous titles, plus a handful of brand-new patterns, in this one-of-a-kind collection of two-of-a-kind projects: over 40 patterns for both mittens and socks, inspired by traditional designs from every corner of Norway.
Foreword: Clothes to Stay Warm 4(4)
Read Before You Begin: Tips And Techniques
Needles
8(1)
Abbreviations
8(1)
Yarn and Reinforcing Thread
8(1)
Gauge
9(1)
Sizing
9(1)
Casting On
9(1)
Two-Color Stranded Knitting
9(1)
Yarn Floats
9(1)
Pattern Charts
9(1)
Decreasing
9(1)
Two-End (Twined) Knitting
10(1)
Weaving in Yarn Ends
10(1)
Knitting Thumbs
11(1)
Knitting Heels
12(1)
Hourglass Heel
13(1)
Gusset Heel
14(2)
Band Heel with Short Heel Flap
16(2)
Band Heel with Long Heel Flap
18(1)
Shaped Common Heel
19(1)
Reinforcing the Heel
20(1)
Toe Shaping
21(1)
Garment Care and Felting
22(5)
Patterns
Sugar Top Mittens
27(2)
Mittens from Idd
29(2)
Oslo Socks
31(4)
Rose Stockings from Asker
35(2)
Stockings from 1868
37(4)
Rose Ankle Socks
41(2)
King of the Forest Mittens
43(2)
Caroline Halvorsen's Mittens
45(4)
Love Mittens
49(2)
Stockings from Valdres
51(2)
Heart Brooch Mittens
53(4)
Porcelain Flower Mittens
57(2)
Rose Mittens from Skjak
59(4)
Blue Monday Mittens
63(2)
Mittens from Hallingdal
65(2)
Hailing Socks
67(2)
Larvik Socks
69(2)
Telemark Socks
71(4)
Block Socks
75(2)
Setesdal Krot Socks
77(4)
Mittens from Kristiansand
81(2)
Witchcraft Mittens
83(2)
Leftover Party Socks
85(4)
Vestland Rose Mittens
89(2)
Stockings from Voss
91(4)
Kroneleistar Socks from Øygarden
95(2)
Mittens from Sogn
97(4)
Sunnfjord Socks
101(2)
Striped Mittens
103(4)
Zigzag Pattern Socks
107(2)
Aasta Mittens
109(4)
Striped Socks from Orkladalen
113(2)
Ragg Socks from Hitra
115(4)
Mittens from Gauldal
119(2)
Krus Mittens from Røros
121(4)
Trønder Socks
125(2)
Selbu Mittens with "Six-Petaled Roses"
127(2)
Rose Mittens from Selbu
129(4)
The Folk Museum's Selbu Mittens
133(2)
Mittens from Lierne
135(4)
Spring in Your Step Socks
139(2)
Snowflake Mittens
141(2)
Spider Socks from Troms
143(2)
Mittens from Kautokeino
145(2)
Bibliography 147(1)
Yarn Information 148
Nina Granlund Sæther grew up in Asker, Norway, just outside Oslo. Her love for and interest in knitting, sewing, embroidery, and crochet started before she was even old enough to go to school. She is educated as a craft teacher and worked for a short time in high school. In 1987 she started her career as a journalist with Norsk Husflid, a Norwegian arts and crafts magazine. Sæther has written several books about arts and crafts, and also designs for some Norwegian magazines; her focus is creating original and visually striking craft in a Scandinavian-influenced tradition.