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- Mitten cuff with shortened rows and intarsia motif
- Session of the Muhu fly
- “Kierd”, “pakud”, “tagid”- techniques for Kihnu “troi” (sweater)
- Details from Saaremaa knitted jackets
- Short course of Haapsalu shawl
- Inlay and knitted fringes
- Solvita’s roses
- A ribbon-type cuff for mittens (Latvia, Latgale region)
- Lithuanian beaded wrist warmers
- Northern-Russian ornamental knitting
- Russian knitting: Wrist warmer with Komi septenary pattern
- Long workshops
- Three most beautiful Estonian sock heels in the world
- Turned cuff of Jaani gloves
- Seto stockings
- Ruhnu (Runö) halfmittens
- Long course of Haapsalu shawl
- Machine knitting – one, two and ready!
- Latvian mitten cuffs
- A wrist warmer of the Kurzeme region (Latvia)
- Lithuanian beaded wristwarmes (long course)
- Russian ornamental knitting: Mezen ornament
- Russian knitting: Holder for small things with Leshukon ornament
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- Walk & Knit Olympics
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Excursions
On Thursday you will be able to visit the newly built Estonian National Museum in Tartu (80 km from Viljandi) where you will see the permanent Estonian and Finno-Ugric expositions, and the temporary exhibitions of the Estonian Folk Costumes, and Anu Raud’s gobelins. Note that the excursion is optional and costs 40€ per person.
New York Times suggests ENM one of the best sight seeing spots in the world, placing it on the 16th position!
On Friday afternoon we will take you to the small Heimtali Museum near Viljandi where you will be able to see and listen to the Estonian grand old lady in tapestry art Anu Raud and see the ethnogrphic textile collections in the museum. Also many other interesting things are planned to this afternoon, such as knitting olympic games “Walk & Knit”.
