BRNO PATCHWORK MEETING

From April 24 to 26, 2026, Pavilion A1 at the Brno Exhibition Center once again became the hub of European patchwork, quilting, and textile art. The Brno Patchwork Meeting international exhibition offered visitors more than 700 quilts by nearly 200 artists from around the world, 42 exhibiting companies, and nearly 30 galleries representing both individuals and art groups.

Sunday afternoon at Brno Patchwork Meeting belonged to the final ceremonial moment of this year’s edition – the announcement of the winners of the visitors’ competition in the Czech and International Quilt category. Here, the visitors themselves had the final say, casting votes throughout all three days for their favourite works among 35 selected quilts.

Saturday afternoon at Brno Patchwork Meeting traditionally belonged to the ceremonial announcement of the winners of the international quilt competitions. In the Programme Centre, the authors of the best works in the two main categories of this year’s edition were honoured – the creative competition 50 SHADES and the traditional English Foundation Piecing (EFP) competition.

Strima Czech s.r.o. is one of the leading suppliers of sewing technology for both households and professional workshops. At Brno Patchwork Meeting, company director Martin Zubatý presented a wide portfolio of domestic and industrial sewing machines, the latest innovations from Texi and Janome, as well as courses, servicing, and expert consulting. “Everyone could find exactly what they needed here,” he said.

The HAIŠMAN s.r.o. stand was one of the busiest places at Brno Patchwork Meeting. The company presented major sewing machine and overlock brands including BERNINA, BERNETTE, JUKI, GRITZNER, and BABY LOCK. And as co-owner Pavel Haišman said with a smile: “We had loads of machines here.”

One of the largest and most eye-catching exhibitions at this year’s Brno Patchwork Meeting belonged to Šicí technika Brother s.r.o., led by Roman and Lenka Brzuskovi. Their stand attracted visitors not only with a wide portfolio of sewing and embroidery machines, but also with several new products that pushed home creativity one step further.

Tvořílkov by Iva Jouklová brings to BPM a wide selection of Czech and international fabrics, haberdashery, and practical tools for patchwork and sewing. Visitors can also look forward to special rulers for precise work and other equipment for creative projects.

Czech designer Iveta Nedomová will present her original creations made from natural materials at Brno Patchwork Meeting, including a fashion show on Saturday at 2:00 PM. Her designs combine simplicity, versatility, and a sense of freedom that women carry with them not only in their wardrobe, but within themselves.

We are returning for the fourth time to the Brno Exhibition Centre for Brno Patchwork Meeting with our range of premium products. As a traditional Czech manufacturer, we will once again offer not only proven classics in apparel, decorative, and home textiles, but also many new products and creative materials you won’t find elsewhere.

Látky Červený is one of the long-standing exhibitors at Brno Patchwork Meeting and will be back again this year. They will bring a rich selection of fabrics by the metre – from cotton prints and decorative fabrics to lightweight garment materials, along with new arrivals and attractive discounts.

For over 13 years, Kateřina Vodrážková has been creating unique accessories from wool and silk for women who want to stand out. In her work, she combines time-tested craftsmanship with modern design and everyday practicality. Whether you want to step into an elegant salon or a fairytale forest, you will always find something in her creations that captures your heart.

My name is Martina Vančurová, and I am behind the brand AiniBijoux, under which I create textile buttons and jewellery made from them. I have been working with fine textile techniques and their application in jewellery and fashion accessories for more than 20 years. For the past seven years, I have specialized in jewellery made primarily from covered and thread-wrapped buttons.