Norwegian Craft Traditions with ARNE & CARLOS. 5. A Visit to Valle Husflid Arts & Crafts Store.

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Join us in episode 5 from our series Norwegian Craft Traditions. We are now going to visit Valle Husflid and get measured for our new traditional sweaters.
In Norway, you can still get bespoke clothing made on-site at the Husfliden stores, which
exist all over the country and usually have an atelier directly above the shop. Karin Bøe
takes us on a tour of Valle Husfliden and explains the time-honoured process: from
measuring customers to creating their unique and bespoke folk costumes.
We hope you are enjoying Setesdal september and all the different Norwegian Craft Traditions. We will be back with more Setesdal this Sunday!
Check out the Husfliden stores in Setesdal here:
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@lynnyamamoto33 3 года назад

Another wonderful episode! The work that goes into making those costumes is incredible. Omigosh-the weaving and embroidery! Thanks for this great series on Setesdal!

@audreyabbott7806 3 года назад

I love traveling with you! We are meeting the most talented, creative, knowledgeable, and amazing people!

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

They are impressive!

@marygehling3466 3 года назад

I’m really enjoying these episodes! What a lovely atelier- I could hang out there all day! Thank you for sharing another great episode.

@susanvanvleck3957 3 года назад

I'm becoming more and more fascinated by the sweaters. If I never make another of any kind, I want to make at least one. Just so I can say I did it. On the search for the right book.

@mariabergmann9084 3 года назад

So enrichiing!!! I love listening to you speak in Norwegian

@arlettem.garcia6831 3 года назад

This is amazing, the embroidery, the beautiful colours. I am enjoying these series very much. Would love to visit that shop! Thank you🙂

@kathyradic3368 3 года назад

Great episodes! So full of interesting content. I can't wait to see your finished sweaters. Thank you for sharing. 🧡💙💚

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

Thank you Kathy!

@kimmargittai5287 3 года назад

That weaving looks like a lot of fun, despite being a lot of work!

@ilovehoneytg 3 года назад

Once again, an enjoyable, informative video. Thank you both for this wonderful series.

@MsMegil 3 года назад

I'm enjoying this series so much. Thank you for bringing it to us!

@flosimonsen8162 2 года назад

Very nice shop, loved the weaving & sewing rooms! Just beautiful work, takes a long time, but so worth it! Great podcast again Arne & Carlos!

@ARNECARLOS 2 года назад

Thank you Flo!

@joanneyoung1081 3 года назад

This is my second time watching this episode. You two must be considered a national treasure. Thank you for informing the world about Norway’s folk costumes where else can we genuine info. I lived Karen’s sweater with a slight flare at the hem and all over design.

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

We hope you enjoyed it the second time around!

@susanlynch3730 3 года назад

Your Norwegian Craft Series is so enjoyable! So interesting to learn about all the steps needed to complete each craft.

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

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@terryfeuka1381 3 года назад

Listening to Arne speak Norwegian is so soothing! It has a wonderful cadence to it. Loved the shop and the amazing crafteork!

@sandramyer7081 Год назад

So interesting and beautiful- love to learn these techniques - Norwegian is wonderful! Sandra Myer

@taniabishop 2 года назад

Fascinating to see the weaving of the belt. All of it is wonderful.

@ARNECARLOS 2 года назад

You are welcome!

@leecharbonneau9986 3 года назад

I love the history. Thanks so much for the podcast.

@arlenetribble9337 3 года назад

I am really enjoying this series, Thank you so much from Arizona.

@kathieklee3903 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing another aspect of your wonderful and fascinating culture with us!

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

Thank you for joining us!

@carolgehrig5671 3 года назад

Thank you Arne and Carlos for sharing your Norwegian crafts. It is all so interesting and beautiful.

@lindatuffin6479 3 года назад

Loving this series on Traditional Crafts (works of art!). The costumes are a work of art and pride for all craft persons involved. The sweaters are very interesting, I especially liked the tailors sweater with the flared hen and wide cuffs, I guess that is a self designed bespoke sweater! Thank you for sharing the local traditions and artisans who make it possible with us.

@aroundtheworldfibers 2 года назад

Wow! I'm catching up on episodes I missed. I am in awe of the intricate designs and the work that goes in to the folk costumes. I'm so grateful you did this series. What incredibly talented and tremendously patient people. And what a gift to the world. 🥰

@ARNECARLOS 2 года назад

Thank you!

@SanDra-sf6dz 3 года назад

I love this episodes. It’s so beautiful to see how everything was made. I am wondering if every family has his own embroidery.

@mariangravemaker7412 3 года назад

Thank you, Arne and Carlos for these wonderful and informative video’s. It is so great to see how the people of Norway cherish their heritage. In the old days we had a lot of different folk costumes in the Netherlands, but they are vanished. A lot of people in my country do not value this kind of heritage or craftmanship. We had a beautiful museum of Dutch folk costumes in Amsterdam, but because of the pandemic the founder of the museum had to close down. So again a part of our heritage is gone. Watching your video’s makes me happy and sad at the same time, because I would like to have a similar appriciation in my own country.

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

Maybe you could start a movement!

@zoyamichel215 3 года назад

I remember a Norwegian store on 57th St between Lexington & Park Avenue in New York City, they had everything, extremely expensive but beautifully made. Now I know why a sweater cost $500.00 & that's in the early 60's. I did get to Norway in my 40s & I purchased a sweater plus earrings, brooch. The people were the most pleasant ever. I really am enjoying this series. It's amazing to learn about the traditions. Thank you 😊 💓

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

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@RosannaRiondato 3 года назад

I am really enjoying this series. Entering this particular Husfliden store, with its gorgeous woodwork, tons of yarn and costumes in the making, was an added treat. It was interesting to see you both order your Setesdal sweaters. I cannot but admire a culture that invests so much time and effort to upholding "craftmanship at its best", as was aptly put. It is only right that it be showcased, as you are doing now. Thank you so much for taking us along in gorgeous Setesdal to meet these talented, hard-working and lovely people!

@suedale1865 3 года назад

What talented clever ladies Thank you for filming for us all 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@annieboulton5759 3 года назад

Hi Arne, hello Carlos. I love seeing the fabrics and yarns for the folk costumes. The belts were perfect. Can't wait to see the next episode. Take care and see you soon xxx

@GigiRockEMO 3 года назад

I love this series! Thank you for showing us all these amazing craftsmanship!!!

@sjchan3199 3 года назад

Very enjoyable nice to see old traditions and crafts being kept alive. The ladys english was very good had had lovely speaking voice. Beautiful work

@jennyweyman3039 3 года назад

I'd love to see the Sami traditions. Learning about their culture when we were in Norway was wonderful.

@cherylg.813 3 года назад

My heart yearns to visit your beautiful Norway, but sadly, my body says no. I do hope I am able to see your finished sweaters, I know they will be beautiful. Thank you for the opportunity to travel along with you virtually! ❤😘

@linsmith2310 Год назад

Thank U this is Amazing to Experience, Beautifully ❤😊

@jenniferfarsh675 3 года назад

This has been an absolute luxury to travel and learn with you guys. Thank you! I think a travel channel should hire you two. Such wonderful content from you and your team

@harfordscout 3 года назад

Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful country and culture and crafts with us!

@lauramissy7492 3 года назад

I just love this series! Thx for going to all this effort to show us all these wonderful historical things.

@knitgirl.7676 3 года назад

Oh my! This store is like heaven! I am knitting a sweater in Rauma as I watch this. One of my favorite yarns. I can’t wait to travel again- Norway is on the list! Thank you for these series. So much fun!

@evelynfrench804 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing your trip to this beautiful store. The artists are so very talented. Their work is beautiful.

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

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@judithah41 3 года назад

Am loving your road trip. Thanks for including us. ❤️ I am grateful that I am not there. With all the beautiful craft items in the shop to purchase, I would be broke,. 😊 🤗

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

😂💗

@sunltcloud 3 года назад

Thank you Arne and Carlos. This has been a wonderful episode, very informative and enjoyable. Thank you for taking us along. Wow, the costumes are so beautiful. And since I love dolls my eyes went to the dolls immediately after you entered the store. The subtitles, by the way, Carlos, are worth your time. Excellent! ❤️❤️❤️

@juliefondurulia679 3 года назад

I am savoring every episode. Thank you so much for taking us along on this journey. The tremendous detail in each piece is fascinating. I could spend weeks listening and learning more. It is so generous of you to share your experiences. Your enthusiasm and respect shines through and is wonderful.

@juliefondurulia679 3 года назад

I meant to mention that the traditions remind me a bit of some described by Christel Seyfarth from Fano, I think. It makes me wonder if some traditions cross pollinated from people traveling or if they developed independently but share some similar ideas.

@laurelrobbins8673 3 года назад

I really enjoyed this episode - I love seeing all the beautiful yarn in the shop, and I especially enjoyed seeing the weaving process for the belt.

@elstongunn4277 3 года назад

The artistry is incomparable! Thank you so very much for sharing this with us.

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

You are welcome!

@marykoritheasmith2411 3 года назад

Fascinating the use of a knife to pick up the necessary threads. Then to turn the knife for the shuttle. Another interesting episode. Now I need a folk costume. Creating a want!

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

Wishlist!

@NewstromJulianna 3 года назад

I love husfliden shops. This was a great episode. Now I want to get back to weaving! Thank you!💕

@PNWwonder 3 года назад

This has been such a fantastic series! I love anything textile history, traditional textiles and learning about other cultures. Thank you both for taking the time to make this series.

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

You are welcome!

@lynnbean7200 3 года назад

I think it's wonderful how Norwegians are proud of their culture and traditions and work to keep them alive. Thank you. I'm enjoying the series so much.

@barbarakb8847 3 года назад

Fascinating episode! I can’t wait until my next trip to Norway so I can visit some husfliden myself. I didn’t realize the embroidery was done with yarn as opposed to thread.

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

👍

@cherylsimpson8983 3 года назад

I am just in heaven, listening to your series. All my favorite fiber arts, Norwegian folk wear just so beautiful. Looking forward to hearing more!

@elaineenstone6834 3 года назад

So interesting. It is amazing the amount of detail that is involved in the sweaters and the folk costumes. How wonderful to see that the tradition is continuing.

@223water 3 года назад

This whole series is amazing!!! I love the sweater, that the woman upstairs where the sewing was happening, was wearing. Interesting cuffs.

@sandramyer7081 Год назад

Beautiful store in Norway- thanks! sandi

@isabellawiseman4010 3 года назад

Another excellent episode. Amazing work goes into those costumes. 2 years is amazing. The amount of detail is exceptionally intricate. Really loving these. Can't wait till Sunday. ❤❤❤

@janice4892 3 года назад

I am loving this series! I have learned so much of Norwegian history first hand! I’m already looking forward to our next visit! ❤️

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

See you Sunday!

@gingermolinero8386 3 года назад

Arne and Carlos this is a wonderful vlog series. This is a fantastic idea you had. Thank you and safe travels

@TheLOLificator 3 года назад

Loving this series and learning more about Norwegian traditional crafts

@kathhollandful 3 года назад

All that yarn! My idea of heaven!

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

😍

@laia8523 3 года назад

I am enjoying these videos so so much. As a knitter and seamstress I am in awe of the amount of craftsmanship that goes into the sweaters, embroidery and costumes. And the silver is just so gorgeous! Thank you for this series.

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

You are welcome!

@janikabertone5566 3 года назад

This is a wonderful series. So much information so fascinating. I love listening to you speaking Norwegian. The work that goes into the sweaters and the costumes is phenomenal! thank you as I love learning new things.

@jamieayers30 2 года назад

I am REALLY enjoying this series!!! Wonderful!!!

@sarah-janeireland157 3 года назад

Another fascinating episode, thank you. Take care and keep sharing your joy 🌻🧶🍁🧵🍂

@Garoky1 3 года назад

Loving this series! Though I’d love to visit Norway, I’m unlikely to ever get there so really appreciate being able to learn and “travel” online. Much love from 🇨🇦

@Gargoyleswife 3 года назад

I am so enjoying this series. The folk costumes are just beautiful. Thank you for sharing this with us.

@minjiwoo8335 3 года назад

Last time I was in Norway, I bought yarn and shipped it home in a large box. Norway has awesome yarn!! I love traveling, learning, and meeting awesome people with you guys!

@paulamerrill2712 3 года назад

I am loving these episodes! I am a tatter and seeing the tatted lace on the folk costumes was fun.

@judithchambers-randell5718 3 года назад

I am absolutely loving this series. It a joy to learn about these cultural items and meet the makers.

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

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@donnatappan4087 3 года назад

Loving these series, interesting an learning at same time. Amazing in the process, an taking a yr. Like right there, i wished I was. Makes me want to visit Norway. Thank u both an the women for invited me an others to watch. TY

@marygrouse8004 3 года назад

This is such an amazing series. I love seeing how such beautiful things are made. It’s incredible how long it takes, but the results are worth the time. Thank you for sharing Norway’s culture with us. ❤️❤️❤️

@davidhensley76 3 года назад

I have no Norwegian ancestry that I know of, but I very much enjoy learning about your history through textiles.

@nancylorenzutti3453 3 года назад

Hi Arne and Carlos, this was so enjoyable and important to me because here in US , the average person thinks knitting or crafts is something maybe your grandmother does and not significant , whereas in Europe , these amazing craftspeople have kept traditions alive for centuries. Here in uS , you could be knitting a Sedestal sweater, and response is ALWAYS the same. “Oh, that’s cute!” It’s maddening , The whole scene in Europe is so beyond my country! It’s a treat for us to have these videos, those of us who appreciate the crafts. So loving this whole month!

@jaebee9308 3 года назад

That embroidery!! * swoon * Has me inspired to pull out my embroidery kit for a sit-n-stitch by the fire!

@karatstixraw 3 года назад

Now I am inspired to finish embroidering my Ringerike bunad! What a wonderful series! Mange takk!

@meganworth1544 3 года назад

Love this series! The work to complete the outfits is mesmerizing! Thank you again for a lovely sit and knit for a bit! 💕

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

You are welcome Megan!

@annesfeltedfriends 3 года назад

Loved the dolls wearing folk costumes too!

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

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@marieeaton-smith5168 3 года назад

Truly wonderful skills, and amazing talent making these costumes and embroideries.

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

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@clonejones7955 3 года назад

Really interesting and everybody seems lovely.I could go on and on about everything ( but I won't lol).That white dress costume at the museum has inspired me to make a Canadian forest hillbilly version with our animals embroidered on the pinafore straps.I won't do it copying these ones! The dress and little jacket would be really warm and perfect for winter.🥰🇨🇦👍

@carolynhoover9444 3 года назад

Again, wonderful! I love the sweaters and all the episodes on textiles.

@millihammer7329 3 года назад

Thoroughly enjoying this series..both educational and fun. Excited to see your purchases. Thank you

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

You are welcome!

@mooziet652 3 года назад

That Ariel shot of you guys in the car is amazing ! Love you guys

@devoted2knit177 3 года назад

Now shopping was fun!!! I’m so glad you are getting the sweaters. It looks great on you both.

@BeautifulOaks 3 года назад

Beautiful and colorful embroidery. Will we see you both doing the folkloric dances in costume? Yes?

@patriciamm9859 2 года назад

I so loved hearing you speak your language. I also loved the "handcuffs" vs "cufflinks". Beautiful shop and talented ladies. Would love to be there with you all.

@ARNECARLOS 2 года назад

Thank you!

@GaminGawdess 3 года назад

I gasped when you stated how expensive the yarn was you are so so blessed to be in Norway!

@nicolelafontaine1720 3 года назад

Lovely store and crafts, so much patience and talent. Thanks !

@k1bylandp2bysea37 3 года назад

I don’t want this series to end. It is excellent!! The craftsmanship and time that goes into these folk wear is unbelievable! Thank you so much. If I were able to take a trip on your knitting cruise are you able to go to one of the shops that you were in?

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

Still a lot more to come! These shops are too far from the route, but there are Husfliden shops along the route

@jmdes8 3 года назад

This was fascinating. Thank you ! I loved the walls of beautiful yarns !!!!

@catnapper3923 3 года назад

Thank you thank you. What charming people you are bringing to us and what extraordinarily beautiful work. I want one of those sweaters too. I like hearing about what the traditional designs represent. It’s sort of like a charm or a secret code. Love it. Xxoo

@123uschie 3 года назад

So very interesting, I am really enjoying this series.

@carlenehall2979 3 года назад

🤗 Another interesting video! Wonderful craftsmanship!

@joettadevore8680 3 года назад

Very informative. I like to hear about customs in different countries. Thank u so much for this opportunity.

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

You are welcome!

@francestornese7252 3 года назад

Thank you for posting this. I am so interested in traditional dress and embroidery and this is so detailed.

@britdowson8324 3 года назад

I visited a Husfliden in my mother’s hometown of Aalesund. Such a lovely shop. I was able to buy beginner embroidery kits.

@lisaenglert3202 3 года назад

This is such a great, informative series. Really enjoying it and hearing the language too 😊

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

Thank you Lisa!

@jeanhoward6567 3 года назад

That was very interesting I do love to learn about the history and designs of different countries

@StormsEnd1604 3 года назад

Another beautiful episode. The sweaters and folk costumes are stunning. And that yarn is indeed very reasonable. I see where the empty suitcase would come in handy!!! ❤️from🇨🇦

@ARNECARLOS 3 года назад

Always bring an empty one!

@susanmatthews2636 2 года назад

I found your channel when we were planning a trip to Norway for July, 2020. I have not watched all of your videos, and just came across this one. One of the things we wanted to do was to visit yarn shops/arts and crafts of Norway. Our trip was cancelled, of course, due to the pandemic, and we will not probably ever have the opportunity to travel there again, a lifelong wish to get to the country where all of my grandparents were raised. Thank you for sharing your ventures to these wonderful crafters. It is the next best thing to being in those shops, and I could not be more pleased! I knit and crochet as well, and love the tutorials you have provided extra information for me in my work!

@ARNECARLOS 2 года назад

You are welcome, we have done a series on parts of North Norway as well: ru-vid.com/group/PLElv_tSbHW3oHf_9FhJQ3aOkDiRm37tqa