Norwegian Craft Traditions with ARNE & CARLOS. 7. Learning Traditional Løyesaum Embroidery
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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Welcome to our guide to Setesdal! Randi Myrum is back to talk about the traditional Løyesaum embroidery found on the folk costumes and sweaters in Setesdal and to give us some quick lessons on how to make the embroideries ourselves.
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Not only have you provided your viewers an entertaining series, but you have also preserved these crafts and crafters for as long as videos exist. Thank you, A&C, for sharing this beauty with the world.
Thank you for your kind words David!
I think a class with Randi would be the perfect way to spend time.
Another wonderful program. Carlos , yes you and Arne are very privileged to partake in such a beautiful experience and thank you for sharing that privilege with your viewers. This has been fabulous!
Glad to hear that!
These Setesdal episodes are so very wonderful, for so many reasons! Thank you for this focused look at crafts,
Best discussion of embroidery, the moods of the maker and special occasions clothes, so good.
Oh how Wonderful ❤ Beautifully ❤ Thank U for all these, I'm a year behind, Very Much A Gift 😊❤ listening to Voices from Grams spoke, it comes right to my heart!! Traditions and Works just Beautifully ❤😊 Thank U for thinking of this trip, videos!! Thank's 😊
Randi Myrum was so lovely, congenial, and down to earth. Thank you for taking us toher! Also, as usual, you two were also lovely, congenial, and down to earth!!!
Thank you!
Randi is a tough task master! This series has been amazing, what a wonderful legacy you have.
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Thank you Randi Myrum for all of the information and history. It was very, very interesting.
Thank you very much I am so enjoying this series.
You are welcome Sarah!
Thank you so much, Carlos, for translating these conversations. I have loved them!
You are welcome
Loved listening to Randi! A very knowledgable lady. Thanks for another nice episode :)
It was inspiring to hear Randi talk about the craft of Setesdal embroidery and how it was done in the past as she was watching over both of you. What a wonderful spot, sitting on a wooden bench on a sunny day in Rygnestad farm in gorgeous Setesdal. It was so serene.
Randi is such a lovely person. She is a source of inspiration, knowledge and passion.
I also enjoyed hearing both of you speaking in Norwegian. Again, my compliments to Carlos for the translation!
Thank you for all the hard work put into this series. It has been a wonderful journey so far.
We are so glad to hear that!
Randi is a beautiful spirit! What a treat!!!
Thank you!
How can each episode keep getting better and better? Randi is amazing. It is so wonderful that people like her and the others that you have interviewed are keeping these beautiful crafts alive.
Once you buy Arne’s grandmother’s farm and build your cottage you will be able to use it for your base while doing the Setesdal embroidery classes!!!
I love that you can each speak your own languages/dialects and understand each other so perfectly. If only the whole world could be like this.
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Because if the white man hadn’t gone around and colonized, it would.
Thank you Carlos for the time and effort that you put into the translating for this video! It was time very well spent! A great interview! 🙂
Lovely to watch you both try the embroidery. Thanks Carlos for the translation.
The detail and tradition behind the embroidery is fascinating. Thank you 😊
So so fantastic and sympathic people you meet!! And I like to see, that you have a nice time. Love it, to hear you laughing!! Enjoy your time and take care!!
Many greetings from Germany.
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How delightful. I am so enjoying this series. I can see myself sitting with the mountains surrounding me and I can smell the fresh air. You have brought all of these beautiful crafts and Norway to life. Thank you!!
You are welcome!
Thank you both for sharing you two are precious
What a wonderful conversation 👍😁🥰🇳🇱thank you!
Hi Arne and Carlos. I’ve really been enjoying your Norwegian Craft traditions series on Setesdal. I’ve learned so much. Carlos you did a marvellous job on the subtitles and they were easy to read. Thank you for all the work that you’ve both done. I’m looking forward to viewing more interesting guests please when you have time .
Thank you!
This was such a fast half hour! I really enjoyed your conversation with Randi. I hope you will come back sometime in the future and take a class with her, and bring your film team with you so we can all watch and follow along. Congratulations, Carlos, on becoming a Norwegian citizen. Thanks for a charming episode.
Thanks for another Norwegian language lesson. I love listening to your conversation in your native tongue. What wonderful ambassadors you are for Norway also. As good as it gets! 👍
Thank you!
I really love the sweaters- they look great on both of you and are so beautiful, as are both of you!
Thank you Jennifer!
Love the series!! Randi is such a sweetheart!
She is.
Totally delightful. Rudi is brilliant.
What a lovely conversation! So thankful you put it on the screen in English, but loved listening to the Norwegian. Thank you.
Tuned in while having my lunch and all I can say is : THANK YOU! Your Setesdal videos have been so informative and interesting. What a great video! This one really hit the mark for me and if I could I would make reservations for winter classes now! Randi is a pleasure to listen to even though I do not understand a word - and thank you for the translations, of course. And to make it all so interesting...I received my recent DNA and I am 5% Norwegian (along with some Denmark) ! What a happy day. BYE!
We hope you enjoyed your lunch Deborah
Dette er en fantastisk serie dere lager fra Setesdal!! Så interessant og veldig hyggelig, og så lærerikt å få "treffe" Randi Myrum. Tusen takk :)
Ingen årsak!
You all ask really insightful questions. Loved learning all about the embroidery! Thank you both and Randi! 👏🏻👏🏻🤗🤗
Your translation/subtitles are wonderful, Carlos! Exceptional work!
This series is brilliant. I wish I had known about Setesdal when I visited Norway in 2019. However I now have a good reason to return to your lovely country.
That is lovely embroidery! I'd love to see a close up photo or video of the embroidery on your sweaters. I'm working (for the first time in a long time) a cross-stitch project, but it is not as intricate as the Setesdal embroidery. Good for you gents for taking it up! I hope you get to return and take the classes. Thanks again for sharing with us!
Thank you for watching Jennifer!
Wonderful video Arne and Carlos. Thank you for sharing your visit. I love the embroidery, it is beautiful.
Thank you for this incredible series.
I am very much enjoying these videos.....so informative and beautiful too!!!!
On my fathers side are my grandmother (from Norway) and my grandfather (from Sweden). They used to speak to each other in Swedish/Norwegian on and off and I miss it. I remember my grandmother embroidering and hooking the braided rugs when I was little. I have the special hand made hook my grandfather made for her. I want to knit the sweater you boys are wearing and to embroider the meaningful symbols attached. Love these sweaters of all the ones I've seen you wear!
I have been looking forward to and enjoying each episode. Thank you!
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I Love embroidered garments so learning about the way they do their embroidery is awesome. Very interesting. Thank you once more for another interesting and informative podcast😀.
You are welcome Arlette!
Enjoying this series so much! Tusen takk!
I love Randi. She is passionate, as are all of your guest stars!
I’m fascinated at the idea of pulling out the canvas and then adding the finishing details. I’d imagine it adds dimension and depth. I’d love to see a demonstration of that because I can’t picture the canvas removal.
It would be interesting to see this countryside in winter. Meantime, I noticed some lovely wildflowers in the background. Xx
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Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful informative videos with us. What a beautiful part of the world with such interesting history and talented artisans.
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I am really loving this series of videos! Thank you so much!
You are welcome!
Arne and Carlos this interview with Randi was fantastic. I love the outdoor setting it is beautiful and hearing everything in Norwegian makes me feel like I’m there with you. Also thank you for the subtitles that is a lot of hard work. Continued health and safe travels
You too!
Really lovely, such an enjoyable 30 minutes. Thank you.
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Thank you again. When Arne mentioned a new book , 🦺I thought he was going to say it was Nancy Drew. Hehe📓 hehe looking forward to the next one.
So interesting and I hope you both know that your viewers appreciate your efforts to bring the videos
To us. Ty❤️ I have enjoyed every minute.
Glad to hear that Gail!
What a lovely episode! I would love to have been sitting there with you, enjoying the company and the beautiful weather outside and practicing embroidery as well!
Great episode. What enthusiasm and happiness. Looking forward to seeing your finished pieces.
So are we!
If I could get a close up of the tatted lace on her sleeve I could make a replica for your personal collection if you like?
Thank you so much for taking the time to do this series. I find textile history and traditions so fascinating. I live on the west coast of the United States and we don’t have much history with textiles other than the Pendleton woolen mill.
Although, the native Americans from the Coastal areas had a curly haired dog they would sheer and spin. The breed of dog is extinct but there are a couple pictures of the dog breed. The Coastal Salish nation lived in what’s now Washington state and British Columbia. They were known as the Salish wool dog.
I am enjoying every bit of this.
Glad to hear that!
I so much wanted to sit on that bench with you and kearn. What a beautiful lesson with awesome landscape.
Thank you Maria!
Wonderful said before and I’m saying it again I love these videos stay safe
You as well!
Thank you ! Brilliant to watch ! Stitching bit like needle point but much more complicated! Love to have a few lessons but if Arne was in the class he would make me giggle! He’s so naughty! Xx 😘
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Lovely visit, an so much to learn in the different stitches. Lovely lady to explain differs, see u both next episode. TY.
See you soon Donna!
Wonderful ! I've used waste canvas before but never as beautiful as this.....just lovely
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Another fascinating episode. I am enjoying Setesdal with you both.
Thank you!
I enjoyed this very much! Thank you for sharing!
Another fantastic episode. I LOVE this series and Sit and Knit for a Bit as well. Can’t believe you haven’t gotten more 👍 and views. I so wish I could travel to Scandinavia! ❤️
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I have to tell you I watched your video last night and when I woke up this morning I was speaking Norwegian. ( the language of my childhood). Thankyou
Great!
I look forward to seeing your first finished embroideries well done both of you for trying 👍
Really enjoying the series such diversity of crafts the embroidery is just amazing x
It sure is.
Another informative and amazing episode! Thank you!
Yay
Another great episode guys!
Fabulous episode! You have reminded me how wonderful it is to sit and learn embroidery from an expert. I sat with several Karen Hilltribe ladies in Thailand whilst they embroidered their traditional clothing, I had my own embroidery project with me so I pulled it out of my bag to show them. One of the most highly decorated ladies patted the floor next to her so I spent almost 3hrs with them, comparing stitches, exchanging threads and some beads too, it was joyful and fascinating! I didn’t speak Karen and they didn’t speak English but we communicated easily via embroidery. It looks like all 3 of you enjoyed spending time together too. Tak! Be well, Sally 🌹
That must have been an amazing experience!
It really was! I still use some of the threads and beads that they gave me in my freestyle embroideries 😊 Now I just have to work out how to get to Setesdal to sit on a hillside and embroider with all 3 of you 😁 Be well 🌹
I really enjoyed it. Thanks a lot for your time
You are welcome!
Så flott dialekt Arne har! Og spennende historie som fortelles, kunne hørt på i timevis. Må til Setesdal og gå på museum. Tusen takk til dere!
Ingen årsak
Thank you so much for this wonderful video!
You are welcome!
I haven't embroidered for many years. Watching this episode has made it tempting for me to begin again....perhaps, once I have completely mastered the Norwegian Knit! Hearing about all the traditions is fascinating.
All your guests are fascinating
That is great to hear
How I would love to make a pin cushion. Loved listening to Norwegian
Thank you Brit!
Loving this series❤️❤️
Thank you Judith!
Lovely episode. Thank you.
You are welcome!
Thank you. Fascinating episode. I have always wanted to learn to embroider. This was very inspirational and the beautiful farm setting just made it an experience to remember!
Thank you!
Wonderful episode!!
Another WONDERFUL episode. What a treat to watch all of these!f I need to get to Norway some day!
One day!
Loving this so much!
Randi is such a lovely person. I’m impressed with your willingness to jump right in and try this embroidery.
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This has been such a great series to hear so much about Norway traditions.....Dotty Eisenhour
What a lovely, talented, generous lady! These episodes will be watched again and again in this house!
This has become such a wonderful series full of beautiful scenery, beautiful and talented people and just wonderful historical facts. You have definitely peaked my interest in a Setesdal Lice sweater. Now I want to order one or two of Annemor's books and find out where I can order a kit so I can get all the parts including the embroidery. (I do know how to do crewel embroidery and also needle and petipoint, so I think this would be great ful). I do want more instructions on how the wool yokes and cuffs are added to the sweaters. What an adventure I would have!!!
I absolutely love this series. Thank you again.
As usual, great episode!
Thank you Lucia!
My favourite episode. so far! Love the history of the stitches, colours, and "moods"!
Thank you!
🤗 Practice makes perfect!
Well said!
I love to learn about the symbols , traditions and mythology of these crafts.
I loved this series fascinating learning about your heritage. My dog howls every time the music starts not sure if that an approval or complaint😀
Beautiful embroidery! So interesting
Thank you!
I loved this video so very interesting as I do embroidery myself she is very talented woman the beautiful work they do so great sitting outside do there embroidery so I will see you Friday thanks
See you!
I've enjoyed all the episode and this one was wonderful as well. I want to get the book about the Setesdal embroidery as I am a big fan of all types of embroidery. Tusen takk for introducing us to this beautiful art.
You are welcome Karen!
So informative!! Thank you.
You are welcome Sheila!
I’m already looking forward to an episode of you taking an embroidery course in Setesdal. 👋
Great series!
Thank you!
I would so love to be sitting and embroidering with you all in that glorious countryside. This series is so enjoyable. Thank you so much.
Again, this was such a wonderful episode. Thank you for taking us with you. Thank you to Randi as well.
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Another wonderful episode featuring such beautiful embroidery on their sweaters! It is so great that you are showing us all the work and skill that goes into each craft. Thank you!
So much beauty in the stitches and the setting and the people. Thank you for introducing us to such wonderful people and creations.
This was so much fun! What a beautiful place to do your stitching! Another interesting and informative video that you have given your followers. Too beautiful for words! So sad that September is coming to an end. I love that the people here are so interested in their heritage and rich history. I do hope you bring us back for embroidery lessons with you! Until our next adventure.....wondering what it will be.....hmmmmmmmm! How do you say bye in Norwegian?
Ha det bra!
The embroidery is just spectacular! I keep looking at Arne's sweater and the roses are so fascinating to me. Absolutely beautiful. I'm so glad this art is continuing to be taught and practiced.😍😍😍
Every single episode of this series has been a joy to watch. Lucky me in America, I get a look into the world of Setesdal and learn it’s craft history. It’s all magnificent! You had mentioned in an earlier episode, wondering if people would be bothered by subtitles. My response is no 💙. It’s more challenging to knit and read subtitles but listening to you speak Norwegian only adds more to this blissful experience. Thank you for producing the series and sharing your beautiful country.
That is great to hear!