Gotländska stickmönster

by Inger Gottfridsson

Other authorsIngrid Gottfridsson (Author)

Hardcover, 2014

Status

Available

Call number

677.028245

Library's review

Indeholder "Förord till andra upplagan", "Gotländsk sticksöm", "Handeln med ull och stickade plagg", "Tröjkällingarna", "Ullen - bearbetning och färgning", "De gotländska vantarna och mönstren", "Mönstrens användning på olika plagg", "Att sticka vantar", "Mönsterritningar och foton", "

Rosenmönster", " Gammalt gåsögonmönster", " Förgätmigej", " Bladmönster", " Blomkvistar", " Solhjul", " Natt och dag", " Kvist och ruta", " Rosstolpe", " Mönster från Gammelgarn", " Fyrklöver", " Stolpmönster", " Stolpmönster", " Rosenmönster", " Rosenkransar", " Brutet stolpmönster", " Mönster från Tofta", " Mönster från Guldrupe", " Rosmönster", " Murgröna", " Klöver ess", " Lingonkvistar", " Hjärter ess", " Mönster från Hangvar", " Stjärnor", " Solhjul", " Timglas", " Akvileja", " Rosor", " Bladkvistar", " Blommor", " Hästskor", " Mönster från en strumpbärd", " Fåglar", " Vågor", " Rosor från Rone", " Snöstjärna", "Litteratur".

Meget sjovere, nu vi har været på Gotland (2015) og kan genkende bynavne fra turen. Ganske mange forskellige strikkemønstre. Specielt er der mange vanter.

Dette er anden udgave af en bog fra 1981.

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Publication

Klintehamn : Gotlandica, 2014

Description

Featured here are 41 classic Swedish mitten designs, including ivy, columbine, hearts, roses, and dozens more - along with the stories behind the patterns. Instructions are given for knitting mittens in sizes for both adults and children.

User reviews

LibraryThing member lilinah

41 traditional style mittens, clearly charted. While there are only 8 color photos, every project is illustrated with a photo. Originally published as Swedish Mitten Book: Traditional Patterns from Gotland by Random House, Inc.: 1985.

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LibraryThing member ssgli

A book of lovely traditional Swedish designs from Gotland, shown as mittens, but can be used for any knitted item. The designs are from an out-of-print book from the early 1900's, which was written then by a woman who was working to preserve the old patterns. The book includes some history of wool

and knitting in Gotland - all very brief and easy to digest.

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