Sons of Norway Juletrefest
Friday Dec. 14 was the Sons of Norway Holiday celebration - Juletrefest. We danced around the Christmas tree singing English and Norwegian Christmas songs, shared in a fabulous meal (smørgåsbord), and purchased some lefse for our Christmas dinners. Santa (Julenisse)even came for a visit bringing gifts for all the kids! I loved all the Nordic sweaters, outfits, and dresses that everyone was wearing. We were even bless by live music from 3 of our own very talented members!
Santa and the kids seemed to really have a good time. He had quite a crowd of "groupies"!
In addition to the festivities, there were also a number of fabulous Norwegian wares and sweaters available for purchase as well - just in case we missed something at the Norwegian Bazaar last week! I picked up the lefse baker I ordered. Last time I made lefse, I used an electric frying pan and it took forever! Hopefully, having the right tools will make the process of making home made lefse a bit easier - and hopefully faster.
I'm definitely lusting after the Norwegian festival dresses and clan dresses - they're gorgeous! One of our members is a descendent from Stavanger (as I am) and was wearing the traditional Stavanger outfit. The embroidered apron belonged to her grandmother. I think it's absolutely beautiful! Perhaps I need to add embroidery to my fiber obsessions as well! Of course, all the little girls look absolutely darling in their Hardanger outfits!
Santa and the kids seemed to really have a good time. He had quite a crowd of "groupies"!
In addition to the festivities, there were also a number of fabulous Norwegian wares and sweaters available for purchase as well - just in case we missed something at the Norwegian Bazaar last week! I picked up the lefse baker I ordered. Last time I made lefse, I used an electric frying pan and it took forever! Hopefully, having the right tools will make the process of making home made lefse a bit easier - and hopefully faster.
I'm definitely lusting after the Norwegian festival dresses and clan dresses - they're gorgeous! One of our members is a descendent from Stavanger (as I am) and was wearing the traditional Stavanger outfit. The embroidered apron belonged to her grandmother. I think it's absolutely beautiful! Perhaps I need to add embroidery to my fiber obsessions as well! Of course, all the little girls look absolutely darling in their Hardanger outfits!
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