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Velkommen til min gjestebok Har du et bilde du vil dele med meg? Send meg en epost på Lnormann@c2i.net Hilsen webmaster. Bogdan Hoyaux fra Belgium, Brussels skrev 31. januar 2012 kl. 15:10 Photography Hi, I´m a belgian photographer preparing a 6 months documentary about the Sami People and it´s culture. Your portfolio is an interesting source for traditional Koftas. Concretely, the idea is take Jon Ántá´s family portrait 12 years later. If this project appeals to you, don´t hesitate in asking anything. Hope to hear from you. Thank you! Janni Belgum fra Canada skrev 19. januar 2012 kl. 3:41 Ruttastakk fra Valdres I bought Svennes Ruttastakk material in Fagernes and made a bunad. My cousin Joyce Johnson also made a ruttastakk bunad that was cut in Fagernes. I have a photo. Marie fra San Diego, CA, USA skrev 5. januar 2012 kl. 5:20 Fantastic! Thank you for your site. My young son has a school project here in the United States on his cultural background. His father's side is Norwegian. I had no idea how to find traditional clothing samples for this assignment. Your pictures are beautiful! maria björklund fra svenstorp 27173 köpingebro sverige skrev 11. juli 2011 kl. 11:21 bunader hej jag är konstnär och har beundrat din fina hemsida över bunader så inspirerand och jag funderar att göra en resatill Norge, och studera vidare så jag har en fråga till dig. om du kan rekommendera mig några bra dräktmuseer, med vänlig hälsning Maria i Sverige Trond Botnen fra Norway, Rjukan skrev 1. mars 2011 kl. 11:14 How to get solje jewlry and accessories I would like to inform you all of a new website with a lot of information about bunads and soljer. K.E.Sando is an independent Norwegian Goldsmith who has specialized in selling bunad silver, soljer and accessories on the internet. Since 2007 his web shop has become the leading web shop in Norway. In response to Norwegian American requests this site are now available to US customers. You will be able to find information and pictures of bunads from all regions in Norway. Soljer and other accessories are organized according to which bunad it belongs to. There are also historical information telling about all the different soljer, buttons, cufflinks, buckles, and other products – where they come from and what they symbolize. New bunads and products are continually being added. K.E.Sando is a family business who has been in the family in four generations, established in 1901. After more than a hundred years in business they know who makes quality products. Bunad silver are traditionally produced by the local silver smith from the region where the bunad comes from. K.E.Sando delivers their handcrafted products thru the web shop, making sure you get the best possible product to the best price, without compromising quality. Please visit the site at www.sando.no/en.html Ginny Dyer fra Warrenton, OR USA skrev 17. februar 2011 kl. 3:09 Mrs. Ginny Dyer I'm trying to locate the region that the women is wearing located on the left side of the group picture, it is a black bunad with a cobalt blue vest. My daughter has been selected to be Jr. Miss Norway for the Astoria, Oregon, USA , Midsummer Festival and her costume is like the one in the picture but instead of being cobalt blue it is gold. Any help would be greatly appreciated, her heritage is from the Trondheim area but I was able to purchase her costume from a Norwegian Ebay shop. Ute Morlock fra Allgäu, Bavaria, Germany skrev 3. februar 2011 kl. 10:33 Telemark bunad Hello, in 2005 I met many winter-sport fans from Norway at the world championship in Oberstdorf. There I first saw many women wearing the beautifull and warm Telemark bunad. I would be very interested in buying a pattern (mønsterelement). Could you kindly inform me where to buy it or whom to contact? I would be very pleased about this information. Best regards from Bavaria Ute Morlock Dona Martinsen fra Seattle, WA USA skrev 16. desember 2010 kl. 4:00 Bunads Hello, I am looking for Bunads patterns. Elin Horn Galtung fra eks Paradis, nå Oslo skrev 28. november 2010 kl. 21:24 Flotte sider! Hallo. Så flott at du har laget dette arkivet/albummet til glede for så mange! Du har skrevet litt feil om Fana- forkleet, for det er ikke Hardangerbroderier, men heklete border. Det finnes veldig mange ulike av dem. Er blitt fortalt at de aller fleste gårdene i Fana hadde sine egne mønstre, akkurat som gårdene i Hallingdal hadde sine egne mønster- og fargekombinasjoner. Mange hilsener fra en bunadsglad Elin Magda fra £ódŸ, Poland skrev 29. september 2010 kl. 11:28 Gret photos Hello! I'm student from POland an I'm writing my Bachelor's study about Norwegian folk costumes and patterns. So, I have question- could I use photos from your site in my study? Please, answer me as soon as you could. In your site are great photos with bunad, where I can see particular examples of embroidery and patterns. Best wishes! Pernille fra Akershus, Nes skrev 27. mai 2010 kl. 14:35 Hei Hei. Snublet over siden din da jeg googlet etter bunaden min. Jeg var med på bunadsparaden på Gamle Hvam med min tante, jeg har den blågrønne romeriksbunaden med lys grønt brokadeliv.. Sjelden bunad å se.. Har du flere bilder fra paraden? Mvh Pernille Lillian fra Larvik skrev 16. mai 2010 kl. 22:50 Kjempe flott side Flott side!! Aner ikkje kor mange søk eg har gjort for å få eit skikklig bilde av vestfoldbunaden :-) har konfirmant snart så ho må velge mellom fleire. Håper du forset med dette Tale fra Telemark skrev 16. mai 2010 kl. 10:11 BUNAD Nice website! I have the raudtrøye bunad from Øst-Telemark. Joyce Brustad fra USA skrev 13. mai 2010 kl. 19:09 Ms. Hello Lailas! I have just returned from my first and hopefully not last trip to the land of my Norwegian and Swedish Grandparents, a dream that had to wait until I was 61 years old! I am surfing the web trying to find a sewing pattern to make a Bunad for my younger sister and myself. I am an accomplished weaver, spinner, natural plant dyer, seamstress and embroiderer so I need a sewing pattern that is true to the historic bunads and information regarding the weaving patterns and embroidery patterns. I visited Husfliden while in Lillehammer but, my husband was with me and he wanted to leave as I wanted so much to find a book on bunads and purchase fabric and research. My Grandfather was from Oslo and my Grandmother from Dalsland, Billingsfors, Sweden. My sister and I just love the bunad featured in a video on the Husfliden site. Can you help direct me to the necessary information that I need to create my own bunad? Thank you. May 13, 2010 ingvild mork fra Ålesund skrev 28. april 2010 kl. 13:51 Den originale Märtha-bunaden Hei! En artig historie: Da Husflidlaget gav Märtha Ørskogbunaden i gave, ble det laget en maken bunad som ble loddet ut. Den vant min oldemor, og jeg har arvet den. Alle "bunadskjerringer" ser at rosene er litt annerledes enn vanlig sunnmørsbunad 1 [2] [3] [4] [5]