Tablet woven belts, ribbons and bands
Meet me at upcoming events in 2026
- Winter 2026 Christmas market at Gripen Gard, Holsnøy, Norway
- May 2027 Odda Viking festival
- 4-6 June 2027 Bjørgvin marknad, Bergen, Norway
- 11-13 June 2027 Avaldsnes, Karmøy, Norway
- July 2027 Eidsfjord, Norway
SVETLONOSKA is a tablet weaver's workshop in Nordhordland, Norway. We make accessories and supplies for themed weddings, historical costumes, LARPers and stylish outfits inspired by folk or fantasy fashion.
Shipping to the EU and the USA:
I am able to ship to the United States again! The toll and any administrative fees are processed by Norwegian post on our behalf.
Despite the chaos caused by EU waste regulations, I still ship to most EU countries since rules for small crafters and micro businesses as mine are not entirely clear. The only exception is Germany. As of now, I do not ship to Germany because I can't afford the registration fee.
What are you looking for?
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Weaving patterns
Buy 5 get 1 for free. Downloadable tablet weaving patterns in pdf...
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Headbands & garters
Delicate handwoven accessories. All headbands are adjustable and can be used as...
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Trims & ribbons
Long, thin tablet woven bands that can be easily attached to a...
Autumn is here
Seasonal themed items - belts and bands in colours of the nature
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Tablet woven belt with romantic autumn pattern
Regular price kr 1.156,25 NOKRegular priceSale price kr 1.156,25 NOK -
Latvian style belt in autumn colours
Regular price kr 750,00 NOKRegular pricekr 975,00 NOKSale price kr 750,00 NOKSale -
Extra long black and brown belt with diamonds
Regular price kr 1.375,00 NOKRegular priceSale price kr 1.375,00 NOK -
Narrow ⨳ trim (plant dyed yarns)
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Extra long plant dyed belt with Latvian ∾ pattern
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Belt with pattern from 5th century Vestrum, Norway
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Belt with crooked line and diamond pattern
Regular price kr 1.250,00 NOKRegular pricekr 1.875,00 NOKSale price kr 1.250,00 NOKSale -
Medieval Latvian band with zigzag pattern
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Brown and yellow-green double sided belt in Baltic style
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Reconstructed 9-11th century Viking band from Seyðisfjörður (Iceland)
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Orange belt with diagonal lines pattern
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Double sided baltic belt in beige and orange
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Fine belt with lozenge pattern in red
Regular price kr 525,00 NOKRegular pricekr 650,00 NOKSale price kr 525,00 NOKSale -
Tablet woven belt with kivrim pattern in 3 colours
Regular price kr 1.000,00 NOKRegular pricekr 1.162,50 NOKSale price kr 1.000,00 NOKSale -
Narrow belt with red pattern
Regular price kr 1.062,50 NOKRegular priceSale price kr 1.062,50 NOK
From historical reenactment to whimsical fashion
Tablet weaving is a textile technique with a very long tradition in both of my homelands -
Norway and Slovakia. It is one of the oldest known weaving techniques that do not require a loom. Therefore, tablet woven bands are usually the first choice for
decoration of historical costumes starting with Iron Age and ending with early 20th century. The craft is endangered, but still alive, and definitely has its place in the slow fashion movement. Tablet woven bands from my workshop decorate medieval kirtles, hand-knitted cardigans, winter coats, summer dresses, and handbags all around the world, including South African republic or Japan.
Pick your colour
Popular historical patterns
Finnish Iron Age
Tablet woven bands with patterns from Carelian iron Age. All these itemes...
Medieval Baltic area
Patterns in this section come from historical textiles found in nowadays Latvia,...
Viking age
Historical patterns that are based on real textiles from Viking burials. See...
Blog posts
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Rainbow of plant dyed yarns
This is how we dyed wool 9 different colours using only plant material. The main part had been the same for millenia: collect the right plant, cook it in a...
Rainbow of plant dyed yarns
This is how we dyed wool 9 different colours using only plant material. The main part had been the same for millenia: collect the right plant, cook it in a...
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Medieval Slavic headband from Novoselki
What's the story behind this unusual Slavic headband dated to the 12th century? This ancient artifact, found in Novoselki, provides a valuable proof of the use of tablet weaving amongst...
Medieval Slavic headband from Novoselki
What's the story behind this unusual Slavic headband dated to the 12th century? This ancient artifact, found in Novoselki, provides a valuable proof of the use of tablet weaving amongst...
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The Icelandic Lady in blue
The remains of a woman, named after the blue dyed apron she was dressed in when she was laid to rest in 10th century, have fascinated archaeologists for many decades....
The Icelandic Lady in blue
The remains of a woman, named after the blue dyed apron she was dressed in when she was laid to rest in 10th century, have fascinated archaeologists for many decades....
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Pdf patterns for weavers
Pattern catalogI have a growing selection of pdf format tablet weaving patterns for personal use. There are both historical ones and my own designs.
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Plant dyed and undyed yarns
Explore collectionDesigns in this shop are frequently based on historical artifacts. To make them even more authentic, some of them are made of naturally coloured and plant dyed yarns I dyed all by myself.
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Plant dyeing
Explore collectionPlant dyeing is my passion together with weaving. I prefer to use plants that can be collected in Norwegian nature, such as lichens, tree bark and wild flowers.
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The creator
About meI am not a reenactor myself, even though I love historical crafting. I do occasionally teach tablet weaving and plant dyeing in Nordhordland and Bergen. Furthermore, I am a member of Bergen HEMA group (longsword) since 2019.
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Care instructions
Care instructionsI use mostly wool. That is a material which needs fairly little washing. Most of dirt can be brushed away with a soft brush. Otherwise I recommend handwashing with wool detergent. Never use tumble dryer! More information in FAQ section
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Support Ukraine with me
I condemn Ruᛋᛋian invasion of Ukraine and I fully support Ukrainian people in their fight against imperialistic aggression.
Thanks to income I get from running this little business I am able to reguralry donate to Georgian legion in Ukraine, Razom for Ukraine, World Central Kitchen, Save Life in UA and Ukrainian Army.
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