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My Favorite Things Knitwear (Louise Rasmussen) writes about the design: To be allowed to dive into Åse Lund Jensen’s work and reinterpret one of her old patterns was a dream for me. Åse Lund Jensen is a knitting pioneer. So it is with great reverence, that I send my interpretation Norma Sweater out into the world.
Marie-Louise RASMUSSEN | Cited by 699 | of Statens Serum Institut, Copenhagen (ssi) | Read 14 publications | Contact Marie-Louise RASMUSSEN
Melanie Smith. “Louise is an intelligent, detail-orientated, diligent, hard working and very organised person, who also has a flair for creative thinking and analysis. She has a very good work ethic and perseveres on tasks.”. 1 person has recommended Dr Louise.
Se Louise Rasmussen s profil på LinkedIn, et professionelt fællesskab med 1 milliard medlemmer. Grafisk designer hos Lemvigh-Müller A/S · Jeg har mange års erfaring med mit fag, og har siden 2001 arbejdet i et af Danmarks største revisions-firmaer KPMG (nu EY) som grafiker.
- Lemvigh-Müller A/S
Se Louise Rasmussen s profil på LinkedIn, et professionelt fællesskab med 1 milliard medlemmer. Rådgiver og akademisk sekretariatsmedarbejder, Center for Frivilligt Socialt Arbejde / Danish Institute for Voluntary Effort · Jeg har 25+ års erfaring med vidensorganisering, informationsvidenskab, informationsarkitektur, webkommunikation samt skriftlig og grafisk formidling.
- Center for Frivilligt Socialt Arbejde
Countess Danner. Countess Danner, originally Louise Rasmussen, was the wife of Frederik VII from 1850. Louise Rasmussen was an illegitimate child. She was trained as a ballet dancer at the Royal Theatre. In 1841, after she had had a child with her lover at the time, the book printer Carl Berling, she retired as a dancer and opened a fashion store.
