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And left was… Well. It was not quite like that. But kinda. Being a company that still lingers in pre-industrial-revolution times, I have thought a lot about what AI means for the stuff that is made by hands and minds. What will happed to those passion filled moments where your fingers make a constant drumroll […]
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We can have more, faster, using machines. But somehow humans are drawn to old timey handcraft anyway. Why is that?
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The war in Ukraine shook me out of my stride and reminded me again that the world we’re all building is fickle. I am reminded that the peaceful Norwegian countryside I grew up in came at a cost, and no peace will last unless we hold it up. And that it has been held up […]
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It makes a blatant show in our hand knit wares, and that is where it first made it’s way into our language. After the skill of knitting has been learned, and the talent honed, all it takes to craft a great beanie is two knitting needles, yarn, and patience. And the moment you let that […]
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The two first episodes of The Wheel of Time were premiered on Stockholm Film Festival — we went to see them, enjoy, and then explain to our Red Hatters why The Wheel of Time and Red Hat Culture fits like the infamous hand in the glove.
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My favorite definition of minimalism is not to own as little as possible, but that you only own what you need, or deeply enjoy.
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The path from a pure hobby to actually earning a bit off of your work, can be a slippery slope. The inherent culture of competition online can easily slip in and force out the calm, simple love of the craft.
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Alarms, notifications, emails, ads. They all scream for our attention. Sometimes the silent mountaintops seem so far away. Maybe it’s time to declutter your digital life.
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Simplicity has always stood in the center of every product we’ve designed. It’s a reflection of the origins of the products — a mother knitting wearables for her children to face the onset of winter.
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I have always admired and sought after the feeling of being able to go to work and enjoy your craft together with friends. No stress, only good company and the satisfaction of a job well done. The world has a way of pushing against this, turning up the heat, and demanding slightly more than you can produce. At times, I think we should push back.
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The words handmade, organic, authentic, and such are thrown around so lightly. It’s almost like a stamp of approval you have to have on your products. We do not want to jump on that band wagon just for the sake of it – we want no bull, just wool.
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