- Hardanger needlework is a traditional form of embroidery that originates from the Hardanger region of Norway.
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- The main principles that distinguish hardanger embroidery
- Hardanger embroidery workshops
- To embark on Hardanger embroidery, one begins by preparing even-weave fabric, securing it taut in an embroidery hoop.
- As well as its characteristic cutwork and drawn thread techniques. Hardanger embroidery is typically worked on evenly woven fabric such as linen or cotton.
- Over the course of 100 years, Hardanger Folk Museum has collected, received and bought Hardanger embroidery needlework.
- Hardanger embroidery, also known as hardangersom, is a form of embroidery known as whitework. Whitework is a type of embroidery in which the threads and...
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- Hardanger embroidery is a counted thread technique incorporating drawn thread embroidery and filling stitches.
- Traditional hardanger, however was a type of whitework, white embroidery done on white fabric. Linen was often used, as flax was plentiful in southwestern Norway.
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