Knitography Farm - Spring/Summer Traditional Course!

Hello everyone!

I would like to share some information regarding my Traditional Norwegian course

offering for the spring and summer months.

I will be facilitating the knitting of the Traditional Norwegian Selbugenser - which is the traditional jumper from my region of Norway.

genser = jumper or sweater

It is sometimes affectionately known as the julegenser or Christmas jumper...although, Norwegians would wear this genser year-round.

There are a few stipulations to my offering this course:

First, the pattern and the wool comes together within a kit, which must be purchased through my farm shop. Within the kit, you will receive a pattern pamphlet (which also includes other knitwear designs from Rauma) and the Rauma Finullgarn - 100% Norwegian wool.

In Norway, it is not possible to purchase a pattern pamphlet, without purchasing the wool.

This is a tradition here within our yarn shops.

To have the possiblity to offer and to instruct this course, I must offer the yarn kit.

This means that the pattern cannot be purchased seperately.

I will launch the Selbugenser Yarn Kits within my farm shop very soon and I am hoping to

offer a nice discount when the yarn kit is launched.

This will allow time to pack and to ship parcels, so that they arrive in good time

ahead of the course start date.

I do not have clarification around the children's jumper yet.

I have located the pattern within the archives, but I am unsure how the yarn kits

will be set up.

I have created a planning guide download, for those of you that might be interested in joining.

This planning guide includes the information needed to prepare and to plan for the course.

Here is the planning guide download for your conveneience.

Selbugenser Planning Guide

.pdf

Download PDF • 131KB

There are many new and exciting traditional techniques to learn within this jumper.

So, I do hope there will be interest in joining this traditional knitting journey during the

late spring and summer months.

Do not hesitate to leave your questions or wonders within the comments below,

after reviewing the planning guide.

Warmest regards from the farm,

Patricia x