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Estonia

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    Estonian Knitted-Fingered Mitts

    These woolen mitts combine the flexibility of gloves and the warmth of mittens. Handknit by master knitters from Tallinn, Estonia, each pair reflects traditional folk designs, but is unique to the creative spirit of the knitter.
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    Estonian Cable-and-Lace Socks with Roositud

    Knitted lace and cables with roositud motifs embellish these fine handknit socks from Tallinn, Estonia.
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    Estonian Lace-and-Cable Gloves

    Lace cables accent these elegant handknit woolen gloves from Tallinn, Estonia.
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    Estonian Cable-and-Lace Socks

    The collection of wool socks and mittens are handknit in Estonia. The knitters, a group of four woman who live in the Tallinn area in northern Estonia, are all masters of their craft. Many of the designs are adapted from traditional socks found in Estonian museums or recorded in books about folk craft. Each knitter has added her own ideas and favorite techniques to her work, making each truly one-of-a-kind. 
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    Estonian Cable-and-Roositud Socks

    The collection of wool socks and mittens are handknit in Estonia. The knitters, a group of four woman who live in the Tallinn area in northern Estonia, are all masters of their craft. Many of the designs are adapted from traditional socks found in Estonian museums or recorded in books about folk craft. Each knitter has added her own ideas and favorite techniques to her work, making each truly one-of-a-kind. 
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    Estonian Mittens with Roositud Pattern

    The collection of wool socks and mittens are handknit in Estonia. The knitters, a group of four woman who live in the Tallinn area in northern Estonia, are all masters of their craft. Many of the designs are adapted from traditional mittens found in Estonian museums or recorded in books about folk craft. Each knitter has added her own ideas and favorite techniques to her work, making each truly one-of-a-kind. 
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    Estonian Mittens with Blue Geometric Patterns

    The collection of wool mittens is handknit in Estonia. The knitters, a group of four woman who live in the Tallinn area in northern Estonia, are all masters of their craft. Many of the designs are adapted from traditional mittens found in Estonian museums or recorded in books about folk craft. Each knitter has added her own ideas and favorite techniques to her work, making each truly one-of-a-kind.