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HÅNDVÆRK is a a biannual magazine about crafts and design. SLOWFASHIONhouse is run by Rigetta Klint.

I am a freelance stylist, photographer and brand consultant
I’m a passionate storyteller; my heart beats for both the entity as well as the detail. My perspective is International, but my expression is unmistakably Scandinavian.

24/01/2025

Yesterday´s post was about new clothes made from old textile.
Today it´s about old clothes, and old shoes taken care of by in Odense

Tidens Samling (Collection of Time) is both a museum of everyday life in the 20th century,
and a rental department with Denmark’s largest private collection of clothes and shoes, including no less than 10,000 pairs of shoes, many of them in original boxes, and many, many yards of hanger bars with clothes from 1900 to 2000, ranging from well-worn workwear to elegant evening wear for well-to-do ladies and gentlemen. Everything carefully sorted and categorized.
The collection also includes furniture and curios.

The pictures are from an article in bookazine 8, the fashion issue.

23/01/2025

AKUT #6: FABRIC OF CHANGE at
showcases the company and its sister company .dk

The exhibition was this afternoon opened by and not at least from Textilia and Upcy the visionary owner and CEO Anders Thorgaard

At upcy, old dish towels are made into jackets, bed sheets into chef’s shirts, and hospital duvets into jacket-style uniforms for healthcare workers, and tea towels are sewn into shirts, which can be purchased in the museum shop.

Go see the exhibition

Want to know more about upcy?
Go to profile, link to the online magazine, here you find my article UPCYCLING from 2023

22/01/2025

In bookazine 10, the art issue is it possible to join me for a trip to Odense to

The Funen Art Academy provides a three-year basic programme and a two-year advanced programme.
The programme does not have academic accreditation but follows the European ECTS point system.
Throughout the programme, the students’ own practice accounts for about half of the activity and is evaluated after each semester. The remainder of the 30 study points per semester comes from practice and critique groups and exhibition practice and can be combined by the individual students based on the courses and workshops offered during the given semester.

I meet artist student in in he´s studio.
While many of the students have a screened-off corner in one of the former exhibition halls, Jonathan shares a small room on the top floor with a colleague who rarely uses the space. ‘She lives in Frederiksberg, where she has a studio,’ he explained.
He likes the solitude and spends much of his time here, he told me. Six days a week when he can, for as many hours as possible.

Want to buy the srt issue other issues?
Link to HÅNDVÆRK bookazine online shop in profile

21/01/2025

In bookazine 8, I visited Österlensaffron

– you can buy bookzine 8 in the online bookazine shop, by following link in profile

During my visit I learned that to make the most of your precious saffron, you should mix it with a little sugar and soak it in cognac. I did that for my saffon buns back then, but also this year.

However, I have a small amount left, in the back of the fridge.
I also had some left-over cherry sauce from Christmas, a mix of the child-friendly version and the adult version made from cherries that have soaked in cognac for years, as well as a small quantity of marzipan and a couple of egg whites left over from when I recently made mayonnaise!

Using a standard recipe, I mixed 200 g of butter with 250 g of cane sugar.

I blitzed the egg whites, three whole eggs, the saffron mixture and the marzipan in a blender and added the mixture, a little at a time, to the butter/sugar mix.

Then I stirred in 75 g of almond flour, 85 g of wheat flour and 1 tsp of baking powder.

I poured the dough into a (24 cm) springform tin lined with baking paper. Next, I poured the cherry sauce on top, using a fork to prick holes in the surface to let the sauce sink into the dough.

Finally, I baked the cake for one hour at 190 degrees Celsius (375 degrees Fahrenheit).

If you ask me, it was an excellent clear-out-the-fridge cake, well above average, close to perfect, actually!
I served it with creme fraiche mixed with vanilla and cane sugar.

Glass
Cup
Tablecloth

20/01/2025

In HÅNDVÆRK bookazine 10 You are invited to an encounter with art. Art is life-changing.
The bookazine will introduce you to practising artists and their work as well as the artisans and craftspeople whose knowledge and skills make their artistic production possible.

Today´s pictures are from man article about
In the summer of 2023 we meet at , the workshop facility located 70 kilometres west of Copenhagen where she makes her sculptures in bronze, aluminium and Jesmonite (a fast-drying, lightweight composite made of a mineral base and acrylic resin)

Want to buy bookazine 10? Go to the online bookazine shop, by following link in profile

17/01/2025

day 9

Between Christmas and New Year 2018, an email from appeared in my inbox.
He wanted to show me a modern chamber candlestick designed by him and produced by

Tips on candlesticks are very welcome, especially in January. Then as now I love the idea of a small, modest candlestick with a handle, which can be easily moved and placed where you need light, on the bedside table or elsewhere, and I love the idea that a chamber candlestick also comes in modern variants.

16/01/2025

day 8

Before HÅNDVÆRK bookazine my platform was named SLOWFASHIONhouse –
Back from 2007-2013 SLOWFASHIONhouse was both onlinestore and magazine.

From 2014-2016 SLOWFASHIONhouse was on hold while I was busy doing other things.

From 2016 until 2019 when I published the very first HÅNDVÆRK print bookazine, SLOWFASHIONhouse was reactivated as my online magazine –
Today’s photos are from this period, from my visit at .dk s workshop I Raadvad

15/01/2025

day 7

Back in 2017 I was involved in my first book production, the cookbook MÆT together with and

For this project I was visiting THORUPSTRAND KYSTFISKERLAUG –
Today’s photos are from that excursion.

14/01/2025

day 6

Before the Christmas holidays, several books landed on my desk. I found time to read two of them, both on utilitarian ceramics, in between the holiday events and get-togethers. Follow link in profile to online magazine to read my review

One of the two is “100 års dansk keramik” from Carsten Bagge Laustsen, collector and associate professor of sociology at the Department of Political Science, Aarhus University, the book is published at

In 2020 Laustssen was showing he´s collection + loans from friends and practising ceramic makers and artists at – I have illustrated my review with pictures from back then.

Picture 1. Ceramic jars from Inger Rokkjær (1934-2008)
Picture 2. By
Picture 3. Eva Stær Nielsen(1911-1976) / Saxbo

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13/01/2025

day 5

Back in 2016 and 2017, when I had just moved to Copenhagen from Stockholm and started my freelance life, I was several times engaged to make photos for the at - a great honor

11/01/2025

day 4

Designer Zoo is back’, I was thrilled to announce in 2019.
Back with a diverse collection of craft objects, big and small, presented in a context resembling a gallery, every items clearly labelled with the name of the maker.

At the pictures cetamics and glass from and cakes from

Cake stand by jug by drinking glass by Sally Xenia, glass sphere (vase) by ABOUT FORM AND FUNKTIONplate and vase by Viðar Sigurðsson, cup by
vase/sculpture by candlestick by
Glass vase by ceramic bowl by ceramic

10/01/2025

day 3

Tage Andersen (born March 29, 1947) is renowned for his imaginative, naturalistic floral arrangements, and interior and exterior designs.
From 2009 to 2019, he transformed the historic estate Gunillaberg in Sweden into his creative sanctuary, welcoming visitors to experience his vision of merging the natural world with his artistic expression.

The photos are from Gunillaberg in Småland, my latest vist was in 2018

Today, the atelier, gallery and boutique at Ny Adelgade 12 in Copenhagen Today, form the framework for his work.

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09/01/2025

day 2

In my work with Christmas campaign in 2016 fate lead me to northern Funen.

Northern Funen is my childhoods landscape and wonderful it was to revisit places that I had long since forgotten.

The reason for the visit to Nothern Funen was Nicole Mai Nielsen. She was then a law student and she rides Icelandic horses at an international level. Her horse is named Glanni.

Nicole said with much warmth in her voice:
“Glanni is a 13-year Icelandic gelding which I by now have had in 7 years.
Glanni has been a great mentor to me and we have together participated in many world-ranking events.
In my busy life while studying, he manages to always give me a smile, even on a ride in the rain and rough weather at 8 in the morning.
Glanni has left deep traces in me and in spite of my riding being at a level where there is usually a rather frequent replacement of horses he will remain mine forever.”

08/01/2025

During the next period I will take you on a trip down the road of photo memories, to the time before the HÅNDVÆRK bookazine.
The pictures prove that even then I focused on materials and processes and on people.

day 1

Breakfast table including beautiful ceramic from

That could be my breakfast today, butthe photo is from 2017

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07/01/2025

In bookazine no. 10 the art issue you can can revive the term ‘furniture art’ in an article about _collection

At the pictures a woodchair designed by Dan Svarth. The original prototype was made for and presented at the Cabinetmakers’ Autumn Exhibition in 2001

born 1942, graduated from the Royal Danish Academy, School of Architecture, where he later had a years-long tenure as an associate professor.

He has designed furniture for several Danish manufacturers, most recently for the A. Petersen Collection.
From 1972 until Poul Kjærholm’s death in 1980, Dan Svarth worked in Kjærholm’s studio.

He has also staged several exhibitions of Egyptian furniture models.
Dan Svarth is the author of the books Egyptiske stridsvogne i bøjet træ and First Movers, the latter about furniture from the age of the Pharaohs.
He is represented at Bornholm Museum and Trapholt museum of modern art, craft and design, in the Royal Danish Academy’s chair collection and at Vitra Design Museum.

06/01/2025

In HÅNDVÆRK boolazine no. 8 you can among other things read about skincare. Among other brands about

In December I wrote about Yroli again (this time online)

After a lengthy process, this winter Yroli launched a new corporate identity while completing their B Corp certification.
That’s what the article is about.
Link in profile to online magazine to know more

The amazing towels are from

05/01/2025

January necessities: a couple of nice scarves and a bunch of hyacinths

Scarves frim .dk
Vases from

#2025

04/01/2025

In memory of Peter Brandes 1944-2025

Photo from
The big jar is made by help from

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