Norwegian knitting

Norwegian knitting patterns include traditional sweater patterns and mittens. Learn more about Nordic designs and history.

Considered a national sport by many, knitting is a beloved activity in Norway. From how it became popular to some of the most famous Norwegian knitting patterns, here’s our guide to knitting in Norway. What

Emma ✨ knitwear design on Instagram: "✨The Norwegian Purl✨changed my knitting for good . Before learning about this technique I would switch between knitting continental style and purling English style, which made my tension uneven throughout my project and creating ribbing unbearably slow. When I learned this technique the experience of knitting transformed 👏and I never looked back!👏 Have you tried this technique before? Pattern: #unwindpetricor by @unwind_knitwear in @brooklyntweed…

HULDRA - One size hybrid sweater Knitted in 100 % wool yarn with a with stranded pattern and raglan yoke . In this sweater, the pattern yoke is worked first, cast on provisionally and knit from the bottom up. After the yoke and neckline has been completed, the body and sleeves are worked top down from the cast on edge. MEASUREMENTS One Size L Chest circumference: 120 cm / 47 “ approx. Upper sleeve circumference: 42 cm / 16,5“ approx. Sleeve length: 40 cm / 15,7 “ - or as preferred. Full…

Learn to knit these New Selbu Mittens - AND to design your own!

Students will learn Norwegian mitten construction, knitting a mitten in two colors on double pointed needles. Techniques to be covered include the

The Marius sweater is a true Norwegian icon – let's take a look at the origins of this instantly recognisable knitting pattern. Few things are so recognisably Norwegian – with the possible exception of brown cheese

Our interview guest on the Episode 30 of the Fruity Knitting Podcast is Sidsel Hoivik from Oslo, Norway. Sidsel’s designs […]