The Sypiken that creates life at Lindstøl

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Grete Andersen Sandvik is a skilled seamstress and creative soul who runs Sypiken at Lindstøl , a farm shop that has become a beloved place for both locals and visitors. Her story is strongly linked to Risør, the town she has always loved, and to which she returned after several years in Oslo. In the farm shop, Grete offers a wide range of handmade products, everything from pillows and bags to scallops that her husband finds during diving trips in the archipelago. Each product has a story and is created with care and creativity.

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Grete's passion for sewing and design has followed her throughout her life, and it has become a way of expressing her creativity. The shop is not only a commercial venture, but also an extension of her artistic expression. Although she hesitates to call herself an artist, many of her customers see the uniqueness in the handmade items, which are all a result of her dedication and ability to create beautiful, functional objects.

Sypiken at Lindstøl has also become a popular stop for those looking to take home something authentic and local from Risør. The shop, located on the family farm, offers more than just goods – it gives visitors a taste of the real Risør life, filled with creativity, tradition and a love of craftsmanship.

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For Grete, living and working in Risør is an important part of her life. She loves the town's historical charm and artistic environment, and she is proud to be able to contribute to the local community with her own creative work.

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