EPISODE · Dec 21, 2015 · 55 MIN
21. Norsk ull och stickning
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Varför har stickningen överlevt och alltid varit så populär i Norge, men inte i Sverige?Tone Skårdal Tobiassen och Ingun Grimstad Klepp förklarar varför och berättar om får, ull och spinnerier i Norge.
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