Knitting the beautiful designs on a woolen Estonian sweater
Publication date
January 1950
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Elsbeth Kiik knitting the beautiful designs on a woolen Estonian sweater at Seabrook Farms
Elsbeth Kiik knitting the beautiful designs on a woolen Estonian sweater at Seabrook Farms
The installation examines a shared cultural heritage of the Arctic through traditional knitting patt...
Hand woven Estonian crafts on display at Seabrook Farms. Picture taken on March 4, 1950
Disrupting patterns places itself in the textile design field, more precisely in knitting. The aim i...
The Estonian people are very adept in knitting. Elsbeth Kiik of Seabrook Farms shows her son one of...
The fashion of knitting colourwork stockings lasted in Muhu for about 30 years – from the end of the...
Traditional Scandinavian and Icelandic designs are given new life in the projects found in Nordic Kn...
The International Crafts Conference ‘Traditional Knitted Sweaters around the Baltic Sea’ was held on...
The Woollen Sceneries began as I travelled to Iceland with our art students in 2016. I could not com...
The Icelandic sweater has a reputation of being “traditional” or “original”, even though the sweater...
Simmonds, Mary Jane. Island of Newfoundland knitting pattern, Conche, Newfoundland
The department of Estonian Native Crafts of the University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy hosted ...
A knitted sweater with a deer head pattern made by Mary Bromley, Conche, Newfoundland
The Icelandic sweater is presented and received as being traditional—even ancient—authentically Icel...
Squaw Valley, California, the site of the I 960 Olympics, was the inspiration for a portion of the s...
Simmonds, Mary Jane. A ball of knitting wool for Mary Jane Simmonds' knitting, Conche, Newfoundland
The installation examines a shared cultural heritage of the Arctic through traditional knitting patt...
Hand woven Estonian crafts on display at Seabrook Farms. Picture taken on March 4, 1950
Disrupting patterns places itself in the textile design field, more precisely in knitting. The aim i...
The Estonian people are very adept in knitting. Elsbeth Kiik of Seabrook Farms shows her son one of...
The fashion of knitting colourwork stockings lasted in Muhu for about 30 years – from the end of the...
Traditional Scandinavian and Icelandic designs are given new life in the projects found in Nordic Kn...
The International Crafts Conference ‘Traditional Knitted Sweaters around the Baltic Sea’ was held on...
The Woollen Sceneries began as I travelled to Iceland with our art students in 2016. I could not com...
The Icelandic sweater has a reputation of being “traditional” or “original”, even though the sweater...
Simmonds, Mary Jane. Island of Newfoundland knitting pattern, Conche, Newfoundland
The department of Estonian Native Crafts of the University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy hosted ...
A knitted sweater with a deer head pattern made by Mary Bromley, Conche, Newfoundland
The Icelandic sweater is presented and received as being traditional—even ancient—authentically Icel...
Squaw Valley, California, the site of the I 960 Olympics, was the inspiration for a portion of the s...
Simmonds, Mary Jane. A ball of knitting wool for Mary Jane Simmonds' knitting, Conche, Newfoundland
The installation examines a shared cultural heritage of the Arctic through traditional knitting patt...
Hand woven Estonian crafts on display at Seabrook Farms. Picture taken on March 4, 1950
Disrupting patterns places itself in the textile design field, more precisely in knitting. The aim i...
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