Going by the picture in Fjallraven's site;
the pattern posted by Toddy for Cloak no.1
might come close.
Sami poncho on Bruce Parry's Arctic
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Going by the picture in Fjallraven's site;
the pattern posted by Toddy for Cloak no.1
might come close.
forestwalker
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Don't know, I would expect it to be available in all the Scandinavian countries. I'm sure there are places that will sell it to you.
forestwalker
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They are Fjällräven. They don't have to have sane prices.
My Forester trousers were my last attempt at their kit, and I'm not happy. Probably won't buy any more of their kit. Shoddy, expensive and over-enginered. Used to be good stuff, though.
forestwalker
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Found a company that sells a pattern; http://www.mamut.net/inkaduodji/shop/
Presumably most here would want the adult (voksen) pattern. NOK 80.
No relation, never seen the product in real life, actually they are probably a front for the Elucidated Brethren of the Ebon Night, etc, etc.
Presumably most here would want the adult (voksen) pattern. NOK 80.
No relation, never seen the product in real life, actually they are probably a front for the Elucidated Brethren of the Ebon Night, etc, etc.
Here is a picture of a traditional version...
This shot was taken from the Norwegian movie 'Kautokeino-opprøret' (The Kautokeino Rebellion) which is worth a look if you have even a passing interest in Sámi craft and culture.
It is probably a very practical garment for people who live and work in the snow and who need ready access to the gear and equipment that hangs from their belts.
This shot was taken from the Norwegian movie 'Kautokeino-opprøret' (The Kautokeino Rebellion) which is worth a look if you have even a passing interest in Sámi craft and culture.
It is probably a very practical garment for people who live and work in the snow and who need ready access to the gear and equipment that hangs from their belts.
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Here is a picture of a traditional version...
This shot was taken from the Norwegian movie 'Kautokeino-opprøret' (The Kautokeino Rebellion) which is worth a look if you have even a passing interest in Sámi craft and culture.
It is probably a very practical garment for people who live and work in the snow and who need ready access to the gear and equipment that hangs from their belts.
You would not have a shot of the back of the garment would you?
I think I could figure out a pattern if I could see that....
You would not have a shot of the back of the garment would you?
I think I could figure out a pattern if I could see that....
THIS might help .
Trev .
You would not have a shot of the back of the garment would you?
I think I could figure out a pattern if I could see that....
Yes. This link will take you to an article about the movie, there is a clip from the movie there which shows the rear of the garment.
Nice pattern Trev.
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Now its starting to make a lot more sense. I can see the practicality of a short, snow & rain shedding cape to be worn over your normal outer layers. However the offering form Fjellraven looks to be a fitted poncho that would entirely "not" work!
Thanks
Ogri the trog
Thanks
Ogri the trog
You would not have a shot of the back of the garment would you?
I think I could figure out a pattern if I could see that....
Direct link to that video from my earlier post.
Here.
Yes, I was thinking of using a waxed cotton shell over a wool base to give it a bit of weight.
With most wool or canvas kit, if you can stop it soaking in over the shoulders, the material resists water well enough otherwise.
forestwalker
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
I wonder if a "yoke" in waxed cotton would work? The upper parts of the hood-side pieces, and a plain good vadmal for the rest (not full weight blanket material, that would be too heavy). Or a tweed?
Ah! the direct link has also stopped working for me but the video still loads and plays on this page (the video may take a while to load up)...
link.
Maybe you do not have the appropriate plugin or something. Still you probably have enough material to work from now.
Luhkka and Finnish/Karelian kukkeli are actually based on the same Medieval Central Europen design. I have patterns for both traditional and a bit modern luhkka; page me if you are interested. Meanwhile here are some links to Karelian kukkelis made out of linen.
http://suomenmuseotonline.fi/fi/koh...SEO/POHJOIS-KARJALAN+MUSEO+PKM/PKM/LK/ES/463?
http://suomenmuseotonline.fi/fi/kohde/Suomen+kansallismuseo/SU3164:70?
http://suomenmuseotonline.fi/fi/kohde/Suomen+kansallismuseo/SU4522:75?
http://suomenmuseotonline.fi/fi/koh...SEO/POHJOIS-KARJALAN+MUSEO+PKM/PKM/LK/ES/463?
http://suomenmuseotonline.fi/fi/kohde/Suomen+kansallismuseo/SU3164:70?
http://suomenmuseotonline.fi/fi/kohde/Suomen+kansallismuseo/SU4522:75?
Received mine from 'The Sporting Lodge' last week quite impressed with it so far, just need to light the camp fire now.
No association with the sporting lodge, just a happy customer.
Cheers for the heads up, I've been waiting for these
A bit pricier than I was expecting but I'm still interested
Any chance of a review or some close up piccies at some point?
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