The Work Behind the Yoke: Emma Jacobsson and Bohus Knitting
Explore Emma Jacobsson and Bohus Stickning through its designs, paid home knitting and the women whose labour sustained the Swedish project.
Explore Emma Jacobsson and Bohus Stickning through its designs, paid home knitting and the women whose labour sustained the Swedish project.
Five machines at Mataró’s Can Marfà museum reveal how fibres became knitted cloth, finished surfaces and garments—and whose work made that process possible.
Two sea mittens a week: read the records and objects that reveal how child knitters contributed to Iceland maritime work.
Three Finnish museum records trace Hailuoto’s tikkuröijy from a mended 1940s sweater to later makers, reconstruction and living practice.
Explore how Annichen Sibbern Bøhn documented regional Norwegian knitting in 1929, while keeping the original makers and later chart designers in view.
Meet Unn Søiland Dale, the Marius sweater, and the home knitters whose skilled labor helped build Norway’s hand-knitting industry.
Shetland lace, Fair Isle colourwork, coastal ganseys and printed patterns each tell a different British knitting story. Explore their makers and histories.
Explore Dutch knitting through guild work, a rare cotton baby jacket, coastal sweaters and detachable sleeves—five objects that reveal changing uses and makers.
Follow Norwegian knitting through Selbu motifs, printed patterns, named designers and the home knitters whose work sustained an industry.
A museum object, an 1880 painting and Finland’s living-heritage record reveal how knitting and crochet meet in the Korsnäs sweater.