Dreaming Threads

Last weekend I had the pleasure of opening a very special exhibition at GIM House in Gödöllő.

ISLAND OF WEAVING – Textilek a kortárs szövőműhelyből presents works created over the past eight years in the GIM contemporary weaving studio.

For me, it was especially meaningful to speak about a place where weaving is not only a technique, but also a way of slowing down, concentrating and thinking through making.

The exhibition brings together textiles, design studies and works created in the studio, while also giving insight into the processes behind them.

Thank you to the GIM Gödöllői Iparművészeti Műhely team and to Zsófia Hidasi ZSOFI HIDASI for inviting me to open the exhibition, and to everyone who joined us for the opening.

The exhibition is on view until 7 November 2026 at GIM House, Gödöllő.

📍 GIM Ház
Gödöllő, Körösfői utca 15–17.

📷 Piti Marcell

A lovely weekend at Makers Market — and a very good feeling to be back.

After such a long pause, it was wonderful to meet people again, talk about textiles, see familiar faces and introduce Dreaming Threads to new ones.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by, had a chat, touched the textiles, asked questions or took a piece of Dreaming Threads home. 🤍

And this is just the beginning.

There are a few new things taking shape in the studio that I can’t wait to share with you.

Stay tuned.

📷 Csenge Székely | Photographer

Can’t wait to see you again at the Makers’ Market tomorrow 🧡💙🩷

It’s been quiet here for a while.

But Dreaming Threads never really stopped.

The past year brought new ideas, new experiments and, perhaps most importantly, a lot of thinking about where I want to take this little world I created.

Now I feel ready to start sharing again.

There are new things taking shape in the studio — and I’m very excited to show them to you.

For now, I’d love to start by meeting you in person.

This weekend, Dreaming Threads will be at Makers Market. 🤍

Come by, say hello, see the textiles in person and have a little look at what’s coming next.

I’m very happy to be back.

📍 Makers Market
📅 2026.09.13
⏰ 10:00-17:00

Nagy büszkeség számunkra, hogy idén is hozzájárulhattunk az Autistic Art aukció sikeréhez! Az általunk tervezett, autista fiatalok rajzaiból inspirálódó szőnyeg is részt vett a tegnapi aukción, amely a Szépművészeti Múzeumban került megrendezésre.

What an unforgettable time! IFAM has come to an end, and I just want to say a heartfelt thank you to everyone who stopped by — whether we met for the first time or reconnected again. 💫

It was such a joy to share Hungarian culture and the art I create with so many open, curious, and kind people. Your interest, support, and conversations meant the world to me.

New friendships were formed, old ones rekindled — and the memories will stay with me for a long time. Thank you for making this experience so special. ❤️

Until next time! 🇭🇺🎨🌍

Each weave tells a different story—soft florals in warm hues, geometric balance in structured color blocks, and playful contrasts of modern tradition. These tactile textures aren’t just design—they’re a celebration of craftsmanship in each piece.

Which pattern speaks to you most? 🌸🔷🟩

Bright, bold, and beautifully woven ✨🧶
These handwoven tote bags are not just practical—they’re pieces of art you can carry. Whether you’re heading to the market, beach, or bookstore, do it in color 🌈
Which one is your favorite: lavender, orange, or hot pink?

🎉 Exciting News! 🎉
Dreaming Threads is honored to take part in the International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe, USA! 🇺🇸✨

📍 Find us in the Innovation Tent, Booth 92, July 10-13, Santa Fe Railyard Park
📅 Come visit, meet us, and explore our world of color and craftsmanship!

We’re bringing:
🧶 Handwoven rugs in all sizes
🎨 Vibrant wall hangings
👜 Brand-new handwoven bags in bold, exciting color combinations
🧵Handwoven and jacquard pillowcases

Let’s come together to celebrate folk art and our shared love for tradition and creativity. See you there! ❤️🌍

✨ Texture, color, and tradition woven together ✨
Playing with bold palettes and raised patterns to celebrate the rhythm of handmade art. Every thread tells a story. 🧵
💜🧡💚