The Scandinavian Weavers Study Group wove a rosepath group project, inspired by the Swedish author Anna Östlund. That technique will always remind them of the pandemic. Linen Flax in Norway—Past, Present, Future Wendy J. Johnson of Saga Hill Studio has an infectious passion for flax. She grows, spins, knits and weaves linen in Minnesota. Nordic Echoes: A Journey Curating a Celebration of Contemporary Nordic Traditions Sally Yerkovich from the American Scandinavian Foundation unveils a new national exhibit opening at Scandinavia House in New York City on April 5. Vibrant Tradition: Scandinavian Weaving in the Midwest (Exhibit Recap) The retrospective exhibit of the Scandinavian Weavers Study Group at Norway House includes historical technology--a Viking-style warp weighted loom--and cutting edge presentation, with QR codes for details about the artists and weavings. Scotland is not the only Place for Plaids! Anne Holden didn't know how to weave when she came to Norway to ski as a young woman. Now she is known for weaving deeply traditional plaid fabrics for national costumes. Finding Unexpected Treasure in a Familiar Place What does foot surgery have to do with a superstar Norwegian tapestry weaver? Review: “Krokbragd: Contemporary Weaving with Colour” by Angie Parker Krokbragd hasn't only crossed the ocean to American weaving fans. British author Angie Parker has added her signature vibrant color palette to the technique. Nordic News and Notes, March 2025 Fans of band weaving will want to sign up for two free classes coming up from Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum. A Treasured 1880 Wedding Blanket, Reinterpreted Mary Skoy's great-grandfather received a monogrammed blanket for a wedding gift in 1880. 150 years later she wove a new family heirloom.
Norwegian Textile Letter
