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Deep Winter on the Path
Deep Winter on the Path - A Traditional Norwegian “Hals”
A Tradtional Norwegian Hals is a neck warmer or a cowl translated to English.
This «hals» design and the motif within it, combine the Native American Cherokee heritage to which I was born and the Norwegian experience in which I live. It tells the story of place, that words simply cannot contain. It reflects the beautiful season of Winter here in Norway and the merging of traditions. Of living a life on a little farm, growing wool, then and now. I am so grateful to share the essence of this piece with you.
This “hals” was specifically designed for and is included free within my Comprehensive Stranded Knitting Course
You can find more information about all of my Traditional Norwegian Knitting Courses via my farm website.
Please note:
This pattern has been professionally tech editied and knit for clarity. It is in written form and is fully charted.
Planning your project:
You will need 3 balls of Rauma PT 2 garn, for a total of 150 grams and 525 meters. The original design uses Colours 405 Dark Gray, 403 Light Gray and 4131 a Heathered Muted Red. This «hals» was designed to use only 100% pure Norwegian wool, or pure local wool of a simular gauge. There is a stranded knitting colouring page included within the pattern to help you plan your own colours.
You can purchase the original 100% Norwegian wool used for the “hals” and have a look at all of my handmade knitting accessories within my little farm shop:
Knitography Farm Shop
There are 3 size circumferences available within this pattern.
Including charts for a light or dark background.
A 60 cm circular needle is recommended.
Please consider the environment before printing out this pattern. It was written to be used in a digital format.
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