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  • G'day Britt...thankyou...glad you appreciated my photo albums...I have viewed this album and will be back to view all your others...absolutely love your handicraft artwork and so does my wife...she would love to visit a market where you sell your products (as hjaynefoster asked do your mail order?? please reply at kimberleycountryart@conte ksolutions.com) ...will visit your other albums soon regards...Mick - The Kimberley - Western Australia

  • said rustedguitarman

  • 2004.11.08 at 19:24:44 PST

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  • Hi Britt. Hello and thank you so very much for signing my featured album today. So very nice to hear from you. Loved this album of yours. What talent you have. I am very impressed. Thought the slippers were wonderful. Really would love a pair. Do you do mail order? Take care. Warmest wishes, Jayne, West Midlands, UK. :) xx

  • said hjaynefoster

  • 2004.10.26 at 12:57:49 PDT

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  • Hello again Britt, you are very talented in art work, these items are so beautiful! I like the patterns of the bags and the tiny "shoes" . I enjoyed viewing this album alot indeed. Thank you for sharing, have a nice winter, greetings from salla, Finland

  • said sallap

  • 2004.10.07 at 10:09:45 PDT

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  • Hei og takk for hilsen, for å svare på ditt spørsmål først, så bruker jeg PSP. Ellers vil jeg si at du har en virkelig spennende side.. Er veldig fasinert av ishotellet og også av vakkert samisk håndtverk, synd det er vanskelig å oppspore håndlagete suvenirer for turister i Nord Norge. Hilsen fra Bergen, Eva

  • said evaaase

  • 2004.10.06 at 02:20:50 PDT

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  • Beautiful work Britt! Are you Sami yourself? Greetings Anna Oldenhave, The Netherlands

  • said annaoldenhave

  • 2004.05.25 at 03:18:40 PDT

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  • Hi Britt, I think I get the idea regarding the pewter embroidery from your explanation to Signe. I like your handicraft work very much. And…you have a very handsome crown prince! Thanks for sharing and greetings from Holland, Els (wely246/evanwely)

  • said wely246

  • 2004.03.21 at 08:32:48 PST

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  • You do such beautiful work! Tammy, Philadelphia, PA

  • said rangelintrainin

  • 2004.01.22 at 16:22:27 PST

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  • oi! ours I am gotten passionate by its artisan work...briefly I am mounting a series on the artesanato daqui that very different and it is varied by suffering influences from some etnias. same you that it makes? you have a artesanato store or them they are displayed in another place? which is its name and the name of its land? friend tomorrow I write more saying you of the new features. since Brazil

  • said analuciamerari

  • 2004.01.19 at 15:44:46 PST

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  • olá! I adored to receive its message and will be a great pleasure to have you as friend. I adore to see its photos and its style to photograph. today I am writing very fast because I have that to make a work now more tomorrow I will write with calmer and will be saying a little more on my island, and my country and the photos. desire you and family one 2004 full one of happinesses. since Brazil. lucia Ana

  • said analuciamerari

  • 2004.01.13 at 14:57:01 PST

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  • Hello from the United States,Signe. I have been admiring your handicrafts, especially the leather bags. As an architect who loves all things Scandinavian, I find your work very creative and beautiful. I have a number of photographs of Norwegian Stave Churches and log lofts in my Webshots albums that you might enjoy. I invite you to have a look. Thanks for sharing your great talent with all of us. Bill Cable (heyburn3) in Ann arbor, Michigan, USA.

  • said heyburn3

  • 2004.01.06 at 19:56:38 PST

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  • Enjoyed viewing your crafts. Your slippers look wonderfully soft and warm. I would love to have a pair. If you sell to the USA send an email to helennoel@verizon.net. Thanks

  • said helennoel

  • 2004.01.06 at 12:32:07 PST

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  • These bags are lovely. I especially like the sewing bag. Do you ever sell them to the USA? Joline/Maine/USA

  • said smallwon

  • 2004.01.06 at 03:25:06 PST

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  • Hi Signe, You have a name which is commin in Norway. I have made the patterns for the handbags myself, but they are based on older bags. Sorry I cannot date them. The sewing bag is made after a pattern from thr South Sami area in Norway and Sweden. The lining is cotton. Often they did not use lining. But the place for the needles are wool. The opening is ca. 20 cm and its ca.15 cm deep. Most of my bags are handsewed, and I prepare the hide myself. The pewter embroidery are thin pewter teisted around thread, and then appliqed on wool. Regards from Britt.

  • said briha100

  • 2003.05.12 at 07:52:09 PDT

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  • Hello, I have been admiring the leather bags and other things you make. I have a lot of questions I would like to ask you about these items. I wonder if these bags are based on traditional designs of the Sami people, and if so, if you can date the styles at all. I am also curious about their size, for example, the sewing bag. Another question is if the red lining is made of wool felt. I assume these things are hand sewn out of reindeer hide - is that correct? Finally, you speak about the embellishment as being "pewter.&quo t; These appear to be beads, is that so? Any information you can give me in response would be appreciated. Thanks. Signe

  • said signe48

  • 2003.05.09 at 08:13:26 PDT

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  • Nydelege ting du lagar. Likte spesielt beltet og sy-veska.

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  • 2002.06.16 at 15:19:21 PDT

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