News from Frösö Handtryck - Inspiration & design updates

40 år vid tryckbordet – möt Hans-Ove ”Zoa” Ström

Möt Hans-Ove ”Zoa” Ström, som har arbetat som textiltryckare på Frösö Handtryck sedan 1986 och varit med under halva företagets 80-åriga historia.

From seed to blooming meadow—that’s why we hand out seed packets during Midsummer in Leksand

When Frösö Handtryck and designer Jessica Isebrink launch the new “Midsommaräng” pattern, the story doesn’t end with the fabric.

"Dad's Cat" Returns – An Anniversary Pattern with a Personal Story

2026 is a special year for Frösö Handtryck. We are celebrating 80 years as a hand-printing workshop and highlighting some of the Designers and patterns that have left their mark on our printing tables over the years. One of them is P...

Årebonaden - a rediscovered original and a piece of Jämtland's storytelling tradition

Sometimes history finds its way back to us when we least expect it, as was the case with the Åre bonade - one of Paul Sahlin's beloved parish bonades. For a long time we thought that the original was ...

New colors in classic designs – Pergola and Skockor i månsken

Lotta Kühlhorn's design language is well known for its playful balance between color and form. Her designs are both graphic and organic, modern and timeless at the same time.

Jute Christmas tree mats - hand printed with tradition and design

Christmas is all about feeling - the scent of the tree, the shimmer of the lights and the little details that create the atmosphere in the home.A Christmas tree mat from Frösö Handtryck is part of that feeling. Hand printed on ...

Indiens Blomster (1945) by Marie Gudme Leth

"Marie Gudme Leth has a new printed fabric that she calls 'Indiens Blomster'. It is so wonderfully rich in drawing and color that she should rightly be worn in a golden chair..."

Laura - a new pattern by Emma von Brömssen

We are proud to present Laura - a new hand-printed pattern by designer Emma von Brömssen, exclusively for Frösö Handtryck. Laura is a pattern that stands for balance: between the classic and the ...

Marie Gudme Leth and the Melon pattern - A celebration of nature's beauty

Melon represents Leth's transition to a more lush and detailed style during the 1940s. The pattern is characterized by a dense composition of leaves, fruits and flowers, creating a vibrant ...

Danish textile art and design history

Danish textile history and heritage in reprints of the patterns "Kirsebær" and "Perlehøne" designed by Marie Gudme Leth. She was a pioneer in Danish textile art and her work has had a significant impact on the...