Hello. I was born and raised with my mother's tailoring shop. Work with fabric and textile techniques have always fascinated and attracted me.
In 2006 I published the book ""Ornaments and Oomph"" where you can see more on my work. I have had a creative workshop since 2007, where people come and work with the craft items they want. I freelance, participate in fairs -in the hobby - textile company and magazine. I especially love to work with textile techniques and constantly explore new combinations and develop working methods.
I also design prom and bridal accessories for guests - individual pieces to order. Feel free to contact me if you think there is anything I can help you with. Information about what I do - if you want to work with a thing, or something you want me to design.
Last but not least, if you plan to visit South Denmark, come and visit my workshop! It is located at a campsite, so you can also go camping for a night or several weeks. When you're campers, you work for free at the workshop - you only pay for your material consumption ;-)
Last but not least, if you plan to visit South Denmark, come and visit my workshop! It is located at a campsite, so you can also go camping for a night or several weeks. When you're campers, you work for free at the workshop - you only pay for your material consumption ;-)
Hugs, Dorthe
Artist's Statement: I work / love / is .... as non-commercial as possible.
I attempt to recycle and care for the consumption of materials as much as possible, with the intention of using even the smallest remnants. I am outgoing and friendly, open as a creative soul who enjoys contact with others with similar interests.
I attempt to recycle and care for the consumption of materials as much as possible, with the intention of using even the smallest remnants. I am outgoing and friendly, open as a creative soul who enjoys contact with others with similar interests.
Location: Årøsund, Haderslev, Denmark
Blog: gammelbro
Languages spoken: Danish, "reasonable" English, and a little German
"Ornaments and Oomph" by Dorthe K. Rasmussen
Tags: Felting, flowers, silk, wool, fabric manipulation, workshops, author
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