Gloriously patterned gifts and accessories celebrating the joy of nature; giving focus to pattern, colour and handmade. Pattern Rabbit Crafts offers a selection of patterned gifts and printed accessories by Textile Surface Designer Laura Dobson. To create unique pieces, Laura applies her designs to wooden gifts, textile accessories, greetings, and ceramic décor. Pieces are crafted by hand using a variety of techniques, including Freestyle Pyrography, Printmaking, and Mixed Media, all created from original artwork.

Penny makes a range of functional yet whimsical ceramics in her West Yorkshire studio. She produces wheel-thrown and hand-built stoneware pieces. Her intricate handmade decorations are inspired by and often applied using objects found in the natural world.
Penny loves using colourful homemade slips and underglazes, and she finishes all her items with a transparent glaze.

A retired graphic designer with a long career in film and television, Paul was raised by
artist parents who shaped his creative foundation. After years working digitally, he has
returned to more traditional art techniques. His work is driven by a love of observing
landscapes, urban, rural, coastal and historical, and the buildings within them,
exploring how place, time, and human presence quietly intersect.

Pete is a travel & street photographer who firmly believes in the crossover of the two genres.
He draws inspiration from the wonderful places he visits and the amazing people he meets.
The work is very real and never manipulated; the images are “simply” a combination of the right light and considered composition.
Pete prints all of his own work, producing genuine limited-edition fine art giclées that are signed and numbered.

Peter and Rosemary produce work in their home studios in the Ribble Valley and Manchester. Their work mainly uses layering techniques with clay, glass, and metal foils with oxides to produce interesting and often unpredictable results, making each piece truly unique. The works celebrate the people and landscape of the North West in ceramics and fused glass, emphasising texture and contrast, along with natural elemental colours.

Phil designs beautifully unique, handmade, space enhancing lighting, from small table lamps to large, statement floor lamps. Phil embraces sustainable materials, including foraged to create his sculptural lamps.
We’ve added a collection to our hand made designs. Phil’s found tired & broken vintage lamps in need of rejuvenating & breathed new life into them.
He’s added his contemporary design vision, to the lamps, giving them a brand new look & lease of life.

Phil, a painter living on his houseboat in Hebden Bridge, specialises in atmospheric landscapes and seascapes. Using acrylics and mixed media, he creates evocative works that inspire emotional responses. He often works outdoors to gather reference photographs. Starting with textured surfaces on board, he works intuitively, producing pieces that often differ from his initial inspiration.

Lancashire-based ceramic artist Philippa Whiteside (Pip) specialises in working with coloured porcelain. Her pieces are kaleidoscopes of joy and can brighten up the greyest of days. Think porcelain flower stems, colour-pop vases, and all-round loveliness.
Pip’s TV debut was on BBC 1’s Make It at Market in 2025, and she had work featured on The Great Pottery Throw Down in 2026. Her work is in private collections internationally.

PJ Fudge has a huge range of delicious flavours- from traditional Rum & Raisin and Clotted Cream to this year's popular Salty Biscoff. They introduce new flavours constantly and look forward to you trying their taster samples. They also create gift boxes as the perfect personalised gift for family and friends.

Working out of Pixie Pots Studio, Tiffany creates a range of functional and decorative items. Inspired by nature, Tiffany Prescott is a self-taught ceramicist. Her passion is slip casting, hand-building and finding glaze combinations that emulate the beauty of nature. Her current project is the beauty of the Green Man. She has over 100 moulds that she uses to create these mysterious plaques once so common in medieval sculpture.

Qi Fang Colbert is a Northumberland-based ceramicist, artist and illustrator specialising in handbuilt
and thrown stoneware forms. All of Qi’s works are freehand carved with highly detailed
original illustrated narratives that are inlaid with slip and hand-painted with underglazes. Her
organic-shaped works explore the relationship and interaction between humans and our natural
world, including vases, tealights and home decorations.

Karen uses a mix of new and old fabrics, beads and lace for her figures. The inspiration can come from an image, a pattern, a flower or even a real person. Whatever the character, she always tries to find the humour in it. Recycling old fabrics into new dolls makes her feel good.

Rachel is a professional photographer specialising in canine and equine
portraits, game shooting and agricultural imagery; providing private
commissions and unlimited edition prints. Rachel is often found behind the
lens, photographing our four-legged friends and creating memories that last
forever. She is a true country lady; a farmers wife, passionate about field
sports, the Yorkshire landscape and the animals within it, all of which comes
to the fore in her work.

Rachel’s handmade with love is just what it “says on the tin.” Rachel hand-picks her fabrics and materials to create and embroider unique designs of country-inspired homeware, soft furnishings and gifts, here in North Yorkshire. Rachel sources all components as locally as possible and supports other small businesses where she can. Rachel’s husband, Bob, assists at many events, making the business a truly family affair.

RD Glass is run by award-winning glass artist Roxanne Denny, from her studio near Cockermouth. She produces unique, limited-edition fused glass items, from bowls and coasters to art and jewellery. She is strongly influenced by colour and pattern and, as such, many of the designs feature bold, vivid colours and abstract or geometric patterns. She also overlaps colours and uses mixtures of transparent and opaque glass to manipulate light and cause reflections.

Rebecca is a fused glass artist based in the Ribble Valley who uses the inspiration of the natural landscape to create beautiful and unique glass pieces. She designs and creates each work of art by hand in her studio in Lancashire.