Knitting Traditions Vlogmas part 4: yarn stores, sandnes garn, traditional food and Christmas Eve

[@cynthiaroy9950]

Your family of three is so beautiful!! Thank you for allowing us to watch some of your holiday celebrations! Nellie is so precious, and she really will be knitting by the time she’s 2!😁. Happy New Year!🎉🥳💥🍾🥂

[@knittingtraditions]

Happy new year💕😁

[@debrabright9065]

I really enjoyed watching this. Thank you!

[@jilliankonig2759]

Thank you for the vicarious travel. So nice to see your family's traditions!

[@ruthjense6272]

Loved watching your celebration! It’s so great the way you keep the family traditions. So beautiful! Thank you for all of your podcasts last year and I hope you can find time to knit and to continue making podcasts this year. Happy 2025!

[@celiabell9466]

Thank you so much for sharing your family traditions and especially for the beautiful picture of Nellie enjoying her first Christmas. Brings back many wonderful memories.

[@vickifenlon2235]

I call that root vegetable rutabaga. I love it mashed with a bit of butter and a drizzle of maple syrup. Yum! What a gorgeous baby you have

[@fancypantsism]

Once again I am struck by how beautiful the view from your place is. I am glad you had such a lovely holiday, and I am wish you and your family a very happy new year.

[@Thomas_mic]

What a pleasure to see your family traditions! Nellie is so sweet, she brings you all such joy! Thank you for sharing☺️🎄

[@laurienowland8584]

This was such a beautiful podcast! Thank you so much for sharing your traditions with us!

[@alenastehnova6662]

Hi Inga, thanks for this episode. It was lovely to see your traditions, Nelli with her knitting 😂 and all the yarn stores visits. I also apreciate you mentioning "Popelka". I am from the Czech republic, where it was filmed back in the 70's and I've heard about it being popular in Norway. I love it and watch it every Christmas too. I wish you many happy moments in 2025..

[@catherinehastings2309]

The root vegetable is turnip in Ireland and swede in the UK. I love it too. Hated it as a child. It's great in vegetable soup. X

[@ethelcowieson1696]

We call them 'neeps' here in North East Scotland , so not much different from 'Nepa'

[@alliehabib1654]

Yes I love them too but I cook it in the microwave to save time

[@agillsfo]

Thanks so very much!! I thoroughly enjoyed each moment and Nellie is absolute preciousness!! Such a beautiful family!! Sending you all love and best wishes for 2025 from Virginia!! ❤🎉

[@knittingtraditions]

Happy new year💕😁

[@mendezcher]

Thank you for taking us with you on your travels and holiday! I so love to see how others celebrate. And ohhh the yarn store! Your ending shot of the view from what I assume is your patio is breathtaking❤

[@toniprutch8956]

Thanks for sharing a part of your life with us. Nellie is growing so fast. She definitely has the moves for knitting.

[@melitacarder]

Beautiful recap 💚 love seeing your yarny adventures in your daily life. 🥰

[@margaretroberts6258]

Ohhhhh my!!! I loved this video! I watched it three times!!🎉❤🇨🇦🎄

[@knittingtraditions]

Oh thank you😘😁

[@deekay1641]

Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful time with family. I so enjoyed hearing of all your traditional foods and celebrations. Nellie is such a love and a great age to enjoy all that is going on. Happy New Year

[@Snowshoeingisfun]

I loved this vlog! Thank you for sharing your family and traditions with us. Thank you too for taking us to beautiful yarn stores where we can shop vicariously through you! I live in a very remote, isolated part of northern Canada and have to do all of my yarn shopping on line. May 2025 be filled with joy, peace, good health, family, love and lots of knitting!

[@britdowson8324]

Oh that was so lovely. I really miss my family in Norway and all those delicious foods. Thanks for sharing

[@andreea6347]

Hello, dear Inga, and thank you so much for this new and wonderful episode! How sweet is to see you with your family and with the adorable Nellie! Thank you for all the episodes and knitting ideas that you bring to us along the year. You are so beautiful, kind and talented that every new episode is a precious gift. Thank you again, I wish you and your whole family a Happy New Year, health, joy and inspiration for new and beautiful projects! Andreea 😊🤗❤️

[@sml-wf3pb]

This was absolutely lovely! Thank you for sharing it with us. My mother's name was Nellie. It's not a very common name in the U.S., so I always enjoy hearing it on your podcast, and seeing your precious little girl...especially when she's knitting : )

[@carmoafonso7651]

Thank you for sharing your family Christmas traditions And the yarn shops look amazing 😊

[@LadyOfLaMancha19]

What a beautiful first Christmas for Nelli! I remember that my father also lit the house up with Christmas lights when his first grandchild was born, my eldest son. ¡Feliz 2025!

[@wesleyluvsoktoberfest]

I love Dinner for One. German tradition is to watch it on New Year’s Eve and I do still watch it every year. Happy New Year and I see you had a wonderful Christmas. ❤

[@knittingtraditions]

Happy new year!

[@thebooknitter]

It is beautiful 🩷 and the food how delicious it looks. And. Nellie waddling in the snow was so cute ❤ also of course getting yarny goodness. I hope you had a lovely holidays

[@thizizliz]

Oh those grandparents must have been so thrilled to have Nellie visit at Christmas! Your mash looks like Rutabagas. I love them.

[@beckydraper9913]

Love watching your Christmas Traditions in Norway. Such a relaxing video. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year🎉🎉

[@lindav1403]

I just felt so wonderfully relaxed and joyful while watching this. My favorite part was at 6:17, watching Nellie dance! 🥰

[@maryp4016]

Thank you so much for sharing what a lovely video! Always so interesting to see other countries traditions.

[@rowenabooth14]

Thank you for all your time and effort to put these things together as I have found them so informative and a wonderful snapshot into your beautiful life. Merry Christmas and happy New Year to you all from Tasmania Australia

[@marshawoods2634]

Peace. Family. Food. Togetherness. Yarn. All the best traditions. Thank you!

[@alisonsmith376]

Loved this Inga! Thank you again for sharing Norway’s beautiful scenery and traditions. 🇨🇦

[@melissalampman7214]

Happy New Year Inga and family! 🎊 🎉2025! I love your very cultural Christmas, it is inspiring! Here in Canada, B.C. , something my two sons and myself do is go to the beach Christmas Eve or Christmas night, and sometimes they go crabbing. We didn’t do it this year as my eldest spent Christmas with new friends and family. I missed it, but still had fun, making my younger son play a board game! Look forward to 2025, I guess you will be back at work sometime this year. It has been so lovely sharing your past year with Nelly at home, thank you .😊 All the best for 2025!

[@leannastoufer6333]

This was so much fun! I loved all the beautiful scenes, and you can tell Nellie that I am still a bit fond of playing with the crinkly paper too! Thank you for this!

[@darlenedavis3585]

What an incredible video. Thank you so much for sharing. It looked wonderful. All the best to your wonderful families in the new year.

[@kharr16223]

This is awesome, you have a beautiful family, love your podcast.

[@lindakillick1066]

Thank you Inge, for taking me back to beautiful Norway. Visited in the fall for the first time and absolutely loved the landscape, the architecture, the people - all of it. So looking forward to casting on new projects this year with the lovely yarn I brought home. A very Happy New Year to you and your little family.

[@katjafarbenfroh8646]

Nellie knitting was the best - your podcast name gets an additional meaning :) ein frohes Neues Jahr - Happy New Year

[@annieboulton5759]

Hi Inga. This was a really lovely video. I did enjoy seeing your Christmas celebrations. Thanks for sharing. I hope you had a fantabulous Christmas. Happy New Year 🎉 xxx

[@vickistockley1711]

What a great video of your Christmas holidays! Enjoyed seeing all the traditions and scenery of Norway!! Nellie is just adorable and I love the bows in her hair!

[@knittingtraditions]

Happy new year💕😁

[@bvrlymllr]

You have a beautiful family. The holidays are so rich when shared with loved one. Blessings for the coming year.

[@valeriesugden718]

I think that was my favorite vlogmas this year! I really loved seeing the two yarn stores in Bergen because I went there last June when I was in Bergen. My favorite was Broderie because I got some lovely Sandnesgarn there for on sale. And the Christmas market there looked so much fun, even in the rain😅. Nelli is getting so big ! Thank you for a year of lovely videos, please don’t stop if you can find the time❤️

[@JanaUgrinová]

Thank you Inge for sharing your traditions. IT was interesting. Your Nelly is beautiful ❤️

[@solangethompson4251]

Thanks for another lovely vlog. It's so interesting seeing how other countries/cultures celebrate Xmas. The food looks delicious. New Zealand is hot, and the traditional food is a cooked ham, salads, breads, and barbeques. And Pavlova for dessert. Little Nelli is gorgeous. She's holding those needles so well!

[@KathyLandry-o8i]

Such a lovely podcast and sharing a little of what a Norwegian Christmas is like. I did notice that the vegetable that you used at your parents home we call a “turnip” in New England (Massachusetts, NH, Maine etc) but down in the south they call it a “rutabaga”. It is also one of our traditional Christmas side dishes. Though I would love to make your recipe, sounds delicious. Happy knitting ❤❤Kathy from Massachusetts

[@Mr3355661]

Oh how deeply touching … beautiful moments you shared.. makes me want to fly to Norway tomorrow! What an exquisite country… And all your beautiful warm family customs/traditions. You’ve brought me a piece of your heritage and way of living that brings me back to my own family in Wisconsin! Where time was taken to treasure family and one another! You have a gift not only for knitting… But all your touches in filming and your lovely voice and dialogue. And your beloved, beautiful little Nelly! What a privilege to take part of her first Christmas… May God bless you and your family with good health, continued loving joy, and peace, dear peace in unity for the world. At least it appears in Norway it exists! What beautiful people like you! And oh my goodness… The visit to Sansnes Garn !! Oy joy! I look forward to following your beautiful Podcasts in this new year… May we all be blessed with beautiful making… Knitting crafting Again, you’ve touched my heart… This was THE most beautiful podcast that I have ever seen With great loving light and joy! Dianne.

[@knittingtraditions]

Thank you Dianne for you heartwarming comment💕 i hope you have a wonderful crafty and cozy 2025🥰

[@ThomasE_1180]

You always have the best episodes on your channel. Thank you for taking us along and sharing your love of Knitting and Norwegian culture. Happy new year from Vienna..

[@knittingtraditions]

You are so welcome!

[@susanfix8068]

Thank you for all your lovely videos and content. Wishing all the best for your beautiful family in the New Year! 🎉

[@knittingtraditions]

Happy new year!

[@lauriejarboe6087]

Thank you for taking us on your holiday family travels. Happy New Year and I look forward to all your new content in 2025 --- no pressure, I know you must be nearing the end of maternity leave and it will be a big adjustment!!

[@catherinecunningham7126]

Looks like you had a wonderful Holiday season, Inga. 🎄🌻

[@simoneclarke5104]

What a beautiful time with friends and family! Nellie is so cute with the needles🥰. Wishing you peace, love, and good health in this new year.

[@christine3358]

It’s been lovely seeing your traditions along with your knitting. Thank you for sharing. Happy New Year

[@knittingtraditions]

Happy new year!

[@joyceh.366]

Loved all your holiday adventures you shared so much!! Beautiful family of three! Thank you.

[@holliegiampietro7030]

TU for sharing your family’s holidays and your sweet baby girl Nellie.

[@amystebbing]

Loved this so much! Thank you! Happy new year 🎉

[@nicolelafontaine1720]

What a charming video ! Thanks ! I think the mashed vegetable you are talking about are turnips, from the look of it.

[@catherinecaceres1240]

Thank you for adding to my 2024, you have made me love Norway, the people, traditions, knits, not sure about the food!

[@nellymaitin2326]

I enjoyed every minute of your podcast. I can see why Nellie is so beautiful, she inherited her parents genes. Thank you for letting us see how you are creating Christmas Traditions with your family of three. May the New Year bring you and your family, Peace, Joy, Love, Prosperity, and most importantly health. That's my wish to you from Brooklyn, New York.

[@wkowa1089]

Your root veggie is call rutabaga in the US. It's my families favorite too. Thank you for such a beautiful video. You have a beautiful family and I wish you and yours a Happy, Healthy, and Blessed New Year.

[@michelera6365]

Happy New Year! This was so relaxing to watch. Your little girl is a doll.

[@vaodeescada1789]

Really loved this series of vlogmas! thank you :)

[@jackieholifield5575]

I loved watching your vlogmas videos. Nellie is such a cutie and so fun to watch. Have a Happy New Year.

[@patricialeib6565]

Watching little Nellie is such a joy- especially knitting - as I’m waiting for my own first grandchild, a girl, in February. Soon!

[@knittingtraditions]

Oh how exciting😍

[@melhebs1]

This was such a wonderful podcast. Your family is so lovely!

[@knittingtraditions]

Thank you so much!

[@veronikamettgen2681]

Thank you Inga for the beautiful pictures of your wonderful country. My husband and I will visit Norway in march. We are so excited to see it. And I ,of course, hope to visit several yarnshops😊 Wish you a beautiful and healthy new year. ❤

[@JoanKloster]

Wonderful to see your families at Christmas. Nellie is adorable and growing so fast. Happy New Year to you!

[@knittingtraditions]

Happy new year!

[@knitwithjo]

Ooh the Sandnes Garn outlet looks magical! Thanks for sharing your holidays with us, it's so cool to see new places and and different traditions. Happy new year, and cheers to a great year of knitting ahead!

[@metallicamom17]

lovely family traditions!!!....drooling over the yarn shops you visited!!!!🤤🧶🧶🧶Thank you for sharing😊😍🥰

[@AnnieDaddo]

A beautiful recap, Inga and so nice seeing the snow and cosy vibes. That swede mash with butter and nutmeg was a always popular at my Oma's house growing up too.Blessings to you and yours and thankyou for sharing. Note to self: Teach that girl of yours to use a snow shovel by next Winter.😉❤🌏🐨xx

[@marietheresemichel8902]

I love travelling and so far haven't been to Norway yet, so it was great to watch your video of your traditional Xmas festivities ..and your sharing of "wooly" boutiques and shops ❤

[@MrEraid]

Such a beautifully captured holiday! Thank you for sharing your traditions and stories. Makes me want to spend Christmas in Norway. Happy New Year!

[@knittingtraditions]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@debbieward9732]

Absolutely lovely! I had the worst Christmas ever for many reasons so I am hoping my turn for such a crappy one is over for many years to come! It was truly lovely watching your Christmas/New Year.

[@knittingtraditions]

I hope the new year makes up for the crappy holidays💕💕💕

[@normasmith9596]

Lovely Podcast I especially love the background music, so quiet and Christmasy

[@mayfrost5189]

Thank you for a lovely podcast . It made me homesick, but that is ok. What saved me this year abroad was that I was able to get pinnekjött.

[@knittingtraditions]

Wonderful! Ikke lett å få i utlandet😅

[@barbh1505]

Thank you for sharing your traditions in Norway 🧶

[@sallylunamoth5542]

Absolutely Love You & Your Beautiful Family Inga... Wonderful. " Happy New Year 🎉❤

[@annies2416]

What a beautiful episode. Thank you for sharing your Christmas traditions with us. I felt like I was part of a Norwegian holiday.Happy New Year to you and your family.💕🎊🎉 PS Hope you got some pierogis too.

[@JenniferRoughOut]

17:24 thank you for sharing your Christmas and new year with us! God jul og godt nytt år ✨✨

[@maritjohanne3406]

Thank you for a beautiful podcast! Happy new year!

[@knittingtraditions]

Happy new year!

[@kiwijenniferknits]

Thank you dear Inga, for another super nice Vlogmas! I really liked it and I appreciate all the time and effort you put into these podcasts to make them soooooo good! Happy New Year to you and your family! ❤

[@knittingtraditions]

Happy new year💕😁

[@lorrainekrahn4498]

Nellie is so sweet, The English name for the root vegetable you’re cutting is Rutabaga . Thanks for sharing your Christmas with us.

[@karenbushell3776]

In the Uk the root vegetable you are talking about is a swede. I normally cook it with carrots then mash it with a bit of butter, salt and pepper.

[@melahatali2104]

Thank you for sharing ❤

[@maryhansen6649]

Loved seeing Nellie and your handsome man!

[@lenaweaver4751]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful family gatherings. What wonderful traditions and wishing you & your family a happy healthy New Year! Someday I am going to visit your beautiful country and buy LOTS of yarn! I really enjoy your content and am grateful for all your inspiration! You are an amazing person.

[@annh.8290]

Thank you this was fun to watch. I think I'd like your mashed root dish, it looks tasty.

[@annmacomber8304]

Thanks for sharing your trip with us. It was very enjoyable. Wish you a very happy and healthy new year.

[@lisette1580]

I get hungry watching this lovely episode 🤭 happy New year ✨️

[@garyweybright3227]

Really enjoyed seeing the family traditions! Nelli is going to be a great knitter, I think and I can already see those MorsHel socks in the not too distant future! Many blessings to you and the family! ClaudiaSJI

[@knittingtraditions]

Happy new year💕😁

[@debrademusz731]

Beautiful family. She is adorable. Nice yarn shop. Happy New Year 🎉

[@Mainedge0626]

You live in such a beautiful looking country❤

[@sandrakaye-kjarumseidel986]

Mange tusen takk - I loved every moment of this! If you find any patterns for the fun Christmas rats or other things I'd love to hear about it. Happy 2025 & I hope it's a great year for your little family!

[@JenniferMateer-t7i]

Thank you for sharing your Christmas traditions.

[@MarinaMandarinaWoolyWorld]

7:32 if I am not mistaken in UK this root vegetable is called swede, or swede turnip. I love it, especially in salads.

[@knittingtraditions]

Yes!

[@glendabathgate4036]

That was so lovely all the best from edinburgh

[@Marnie421]

Happy new year that was lovely

[@Tinkergrumpybuns]

Oh we call the mashed root veggies rotmos! Delicious.

[@gailheckley3625]

Thank you for the beautiful video of your Christmas holiday. Happy New Year!!! 🥳

[@judithburke3637]

This is all so lovely inga thank you for sharing such happy moments x

[@jla110661]

So fun to see your holiday traditions. The food is very very different! What is it about rude yarn stores employees. They are everywhere, it just doesn't jive with this craft.

[@yojeffschott]

Happy New Year to you and your family 🎉

[@knitsforthesoulpodcast4186]

You watch Popelka in Norway too??? That is soooo awesome! My fave Xmas movie.