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17-25 October 2026

From photo to pattern to wearable

Textiles with photography-based pattern designs

Hosted by Mira Pytze

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Free access

Accessibility

Dogs are allowed
Free wifi available
Toilets available
Partially wheelchair accessible
Wheelchair friendly toilet available

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Glass Diamond
Glass Diamond
Beautiful shapes, patterns and colors are everywhere around us - fallen leaves in the garden, light reflections in glass, or even a rusty ship's hull. The aim of my project is to turn them into printable patterns for everyone to enjoy.

Process

After a photo-shoot, I start working on the 'raw image material' using digital processing tools. Playing around with the composition, layers, colors and all the other possibilities offered by these tools is a lot of fun and often surprising. But besides the obvious aesthetic requirements, a usable pattern also has to meet a series of technical specifications.
A selection of the resulting patterns is then used for digital printing on textile. This part is outsourced to specialized professional printers. The nice thing about digital printing, compared to earlier textile-printing techniques, is that it allows for amazing detail, beautiful colour gradients, as wel as infinite numbers of colours.
I prefer silk, because it is organic, and because its beautiful shine brings out the colours of my designs best.

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Process - example
Process - example
Process - example
Process - example
glass art
glass art
hollyhocks
hollyhocks

By

Mira Pytze

Hosted by

Marina Toeters and the Farmer Friends
mira.pytze@gmail.com
0031655857982
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About Mira Pytze

I discovered my pleasure in designing patterns relatively late in life; now I am enjoying it every day. Looking out for sights with pattern potential has become second nature, camera always at hand. Seeing my patterns finally printed on shiny silk makes my day every time.