Fun fact: my grandmother (which left Norway only once in her whole life) called it a “jumper” too. And a vest she called a “pullover”. I suspect the English words might have come from family in America (we have loads of relatives there).
Rockin it!
That’s a beautiful stare right there!
Nois
Norskt som faen. Also that’s a nice jumper, I’d love to own something like that myself
Stylin’
Very nice! The pattern is a traditional one, and its called Valdres. A lot of the the traditional jumpers/kofte are named after places in Norway. Some of them because they originated from that place, others just because they needed a name.
These sweaters are THE best for keeping warm any time of the year. You’re rockin it
Awesome necklace
How did you find a lipstick that so perfectly matches the shade of your hair?! Looks beautiful!
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You kinda look like Catherine O’ Hara
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Fun fact: my grandmother (which left Norway only once in her whole life) called it a “jumper” too. And a vest she called a “pullover”. I suspect the English words might have come from family in America (we have loads of relatives there).
Rockin it!
That’s a beautiful stare right there!
Nois
Norskt som faen. Also that’s a nice jumper, I’d love to own something like that myself
Stylin’
Very nice! The pattern is a traditional one, and its called Valdres. A lot of the the traditional jumpers/kofte are named after places in Norway. Some of them because they originated from that place, others just because they needed a name.
These sweaters are THE best for keeping warm any time of the year. You’re rockin it
Awesome necklace
How did you find a lipstick that so perfectly matches the shade of your hair?! Looks beautiful!