This unfinished tine was a gift which was made by John Wanke.  Vest Agder seemed an appropriate style.  I chose a dark blue background, but black would also be a good choice.

This tine was painted on a Teal Green background in 1995 using JoSonja acrylics in the Telemark style.  It measures nine inches in diameter by four inches high.

This packet includes two Os designs on different background colors using JoSonja acrylics.  The small tines measure 8” x 4” x 3 “.

This tine was painted in 2006 with the Lesja style from Gudbrandsdal using JoSonja acrylics.  The small tines measure 8” x  4” x 3 “.

This tine I designed to hold the yarn so it wouldn't get tangled or the cats chew it up while I'm knitting.  It works great and you can use two colors at a time feeding up through the holes in the lid.

This yarn tine has a different design on each side using typical Hallingdal flowers. It's painted on a black background giving it a rich appearance.

I painted this Yarn tine for my special friend Kay Baronoski using some old Hordaland ideas.  I used a blue-green background and red, green, yellow and blue in the design.  On the other side I painted Jacob sheep, but you could repeat this design.

The packet includes the directions, line drawing and photographs.

I painted this yarn tine in preparation for a DVD on Numedal.  It's such a great piece and suitable for the style.  I love to incorporate sheep on one side.  The rocailles are painted with a flat brush on this piece and it's such fun.