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(+) Lilly and Marlene Want to Learn How to Sew a Traditional Norwegian National Costume – and Now More Young People Will Have the Opportunity to Do so Too.

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Would you like to wear a custom-made bunad shirt on May 17th next year? Yes, and if you are also young enough, you now have a unique opportunity to do just that.
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(+) Lilly and Marlene Want to Learn How to Sew a Traditional Norwegian National Costume – and Now More Young People Will Have the Opportunity to Do so Too.

Would you like to wear a custom-made bunad shirt on May 17th next year? Yes, and if you are also young enough, you now have a unique opportunity to do just that.

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folkebladet.no broke the news in on Friday, May 16, 2025.
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