Dye Lab Malmö

23rd march 2024

If you would like to learn about woad, japanese indigo, weld, madder and coreopsis then read the details under the ‘Courses’ page: https://dyelabmalmo.com/courses/

The project is supported by The National Swedish Handicraft Council (Nämnden för Hemslöjdsfrågor).

In June 2023 I had the opportunity to study at a dye house in Györ, Hungary.

This picture shows the end product of this study. During my stay I could follow and take part in the whole process of blue printing.

My pattern is inspired by japanese block prints and the beautiful pine trees in Sweden.

You can find more on my trip to Hungary here:

https://dyelabmalmo.com/blue-printed-textiles-indigo-and-the-dye-houses/

Blåtryck, indigo och blåerier

Supported by Nämnden för Hemslöjdsfrågor.

Thank you for everyone who came last week!

I have now added one more picture and a short video on how to hold the needle when stitching.

Block printing – 1st juli

Sashiko – 8th july

Indigo dyeing (vat dyeing) – 15th july

I will also exhibiting at our textile collective´s space during SSDD 2023.

Find the opening hours and program here: https://southernswedendesigndays.com/sv/event/fargade-meter

This year’s SSDD theme is ‘Dissonance’ and I will be opening up my atelier.

My contribution is about pigments that I extract from the plants that I grew. Indigo is again in focus, but there will be other colours too.

Welcome!

The program is already available on SSDD’s website, check out the program and opening hours here: https://southernswedendesigndays.com/sv/event/met-amorph-pigment

A pre-study project supported by The National Swedish Handicraft Council (Nämnden för Hemslöjdsfrågor)

I´m happy to announce that I have gotten some funding! 🙂

I will be updating the page here on the website continously about the project with intresting information and images: BLUE PRINTED TEXTILES, INDIGO AND THE DYE HOUSES

If you would like to gift something locally made by the artists working at Textiltryck Malmö.

Welcome!

Available at Dye Lab Malmö and Trelleborgs Museum