The crafts of Scandinavia have been handed down for centuries. From carving to rosemaling, from knitting to hardanger, these Nordic traditions are still being practiced today. You can find crafts at our store here, needlework here, and knitting here.
Read about some of our favorite makers and methods:
How to use Pairfect Sock Yarn
Have you ever wondered about self-patterning sock yarn? This surprisingly easy trick makes knitting a stripey sock easy! As you ...
The Norwegian Termite: Jock Holmen
Jock Holmen generally isn’t a betting man. However, when he tells people to take a look at the carved wooden ...
Sylvsmidja Sølje
Sylvsmidja has been crafting bunad silver for over 80 years. They specialize in traditional craftsmanship and quality to last generations, ...
Mindy Schumacher – Artist Feature
“I originally drew the snail and mushroom design for my daughter, and it has stood the test of time, “ ...
Embroidery Kits
Quickly becoming an Ingebretsen's favorite and bestseller, we can't get enough of the intricate embroidery kits from Hook Line & ...
Woodturning With Phil Holtan
A regular during Ingebretsen's annual week of craft demonstrations, Phil Holtan, a professional woodturner, is always a crowd pleaser! His ...
Teacher Profile: Kate Sterner with Singlade bollar
Kate with a handful of the many singlade balls she has stitched. There is a basket on a table in ...
February is National Embroidery Month
This blog will give you an overview of embroidery and some links where you can learn more. Ingebretsen’s carries numerous ...
Erik and Michele Vevang – Teaching mindfulness through spooncarving
Ingebretsen’s presents classes on crafts, cooking, needlework, knitting, and Nordic culture. Periodically, our blog will feature profiles of our teachers ...
On the close of St. Distaff Day
Settle in with your spindle this evening to mark St. Distaff Day. Yes, a distaff is an object, not a ...