BRNO PATCHWORK MEETING

Jesenické vlnění offers a unique insight into both traditional and modern wool processing – from sheep breeding in the protected landscape of the Jeseníky Mountains to the creation of original yarns, fabrics, and products. For more than twenty years, Vlaďka and Roman Křenek have been dedicated to this craft, offering not only high-quality products at their farm and mini mill, but also the opportunity to experience the entire process firsthand

RAGOS is a family-owned company that has been providing top-quality sewing and creative supplies on the Czech and Slovak markets for more than three decades. Our main vision is to support creativity, sewing, and handicrafts through a wide range of tools, fabrics, and accessories that meet the needs of both beginners and professional creators. Thanks to our long-standing experience and carefully selected product range, we have become a reliable partner for everyone seeking quality, innovation, and inspiration in textile haberdashery. 

Prym is one of the world’s leading suppliers of haberdashery and creative tools. With nearly 500 years of tradition, the company brings innovative, high-quality, and user-friendly products to the market, inspiring creativity and bringing joy to handmade projects.

Brother sewing technology – come and try our top-quality Japanese sewing machines, explore embroidery, or choose from our overlock and coverlock machines.

The Ronald McDonald House Charities help families of seriously ill children stay together during long-term hospitalisation. Thanks to facilities located close to hospitals, parents can remain near their children during the most difficult times. That is why Brno Patchwork Meeting and its community are proud to support this meaningful initiative, which brings closeness, comfort, and hope.

At the beginning of 2015, several women from Warsaw and the surrounding area who sewed patchwork wanted to meet, talk, and showcase their work. We found a place and agreed to meet on the last Thursday of each month. Hania called it  "Patchworkowe Darcie Pierza" This marked the informal beginning of our Association.

Patchfanynky are a group of around thirty patchwork friends united by their love of patchwork, shared creativity, and long-standing friendships. In their work, they combine traditional techniques with personal stories, memories, and charitable projects. Their collective collections, often created through teamwork, demonstrate not only the diversity of textile approaches but also the strength of shared creativity.

A love for handicrafts has accompanied Zuzana Dolínková since childhood and gradually led her to patchwork, which has become an integral part of her artistic work. Her exhibition Garden Celebration invites visitors into a world of natural motifs, flowers, and gentle nostalgia, where traditional patchwork intertwines with embroidery, Japanese techniques, and natural materials. She draws inspiration not only from nature but also from her travels and international courses.

Textile artist and lecturer Jana Dohnalová returned to textile after years spent in the legal profession. Today, her work is based on free quilting, hand-dyeing fabrics, and the courage to break established rules. The Colors, Layers, Structures gallery presents a cross-section of her current abstract work, inspired by details, structures, and the play of colors.

The FROM…TO project brings together dozens of artists, styles, and approaches to quilt art. Originating from the training courses “Let’s Talk About Quilt Art!” led by Ildikó Polyak, it traces a journey from searching for one’s own artistic voice to confident independent creation, from inspiration to realization, and from tradition to free artistic expression.

Marijke van Welzen creates wearable art that tells stories. Her colorful coats and jackets are created using an intuitive textile collage technique and captivate with their richness of detail, texture, and color. The DREAMCOATS collection presents textiles as a free medium full of imagination, experimentation, and personal expression.

The exhibition "Pas de Deux" connects the work of two prominent textile artists. Together, they represent a dialogue between tradition and the present, experimentation and craftsmanship, individuality and collaboration. Their works are a declaration of love for textile art, detail, and the courage to cross boundaries.