I was supposed to make something else, but I had this pattern lying around which I had yet to stitch and introduce. So here it is, the last/latest Norwegian bunad-related biscornu pincushion. The downloadable…
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I love the traditional Norwegian patterns for the “bringeduk” because they come in some many different shapes and patterns and on top of that, everything changes depending on the colours you use. This one…
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It’s been made clear to me that the frameholder I bought long ago is not working well for me. It might be that my chair is all wrong or the frameholder is just positioned…
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My second pincushion as a biscornu is in beautiful shades of purple. Fun fact: My favourite colour is purple. You may have noticed it earlier. When I came across the original pattern which had…
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I wanted to incorporate some of the old traditional forms of embroidery from Norway into something fun and quirky. In my humble opinion, biscornu pincushions are loads of fun and quirkness! So I dug…
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The deer has apparently been my spirit animal for quite some time. It started when we were testdriving our then new car. A wonderful Ford Mondeo stationwagon which we later named “The Madam”. It…
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In Norway the traditional folk costume is called “Bunad”. They came in many beautiful shapes and forms depending on geographical location. Some even mix elements to create their own family folk costume and it’s…