Mush Designs is a small North Yorkshire based business run by artist Nel Hume. From her home studio she makes range of unique handcrafted items such as hand- bound book, crochet baskets, jesmonite items, handmade paper and other homeware and craft pieces. Nel also paints abstract artwork and this feeds the unique nature of her handmade products.

Nikki has been a goldsmith for over 30 years and celebrates her 15th year as NB Jewellery.
Living on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales Nikki is constantly being inspired by her natural surroundings and loves working with the earths precious commodities.
Nikki undertakes bespoke special commissions and recycles jewellery old to new and has recently appeared on the hit ITV show Bling as a jewellery expert on the Make counter alongside Gok Wan.

Using porcelain to create sculptural vessels, wall hangings, and jewellery, Laura’s work not only celebrates the northern landscape, but is also embedded in her family’s history.
Laura is a collector and retriever, repurposing scavenged driftwood alongside vintage lace and crochet founded in her family’s craft heritage to impress the clay with memories and journeys, remembering the topography of well-traversed coastlines, coves and rockpools.
Combining glazes, she represents the climatic changes within sky, earth, and water.

Nicola’s passion lies in capturing the beauty of wildlife through her art and is deeply committed to creating pieces that not only showcase the magnificence of animals but also raise awareness about the importance of conservation. Through her art she strives to convey the delicate balance of nature and the urgent need to preserve it for future generations, and inspiring viewers to appreciate the wonders of the natural world and take action to protect it.

As a kiln formed glass artist, I’m heavily inspired by lush green landscapes and the organic textures natures has to offer.
As a result, my work encapsulates a magical shimmer and sparkle, along with earthy tones and textures.

I make a variety of pieces from platters and large dishes, to small trinkets and keepsakes. In 2020 I started making cards which hold the kiln formed keepsakes and new sparkling wreaths.

North Star Mosaics is a collaboration between three professional mosaic artists, Flick, Lisa-marie and
Frances, who all live and work in Yorkshire. As well as running courses, workshops and community
projects, they regularly exhibit and sell their work, at RHS Harlow Carr and other venues around
Yorkshire. They work in various media, from vintage china to recycled glass tiles, and have
complementary styles. All their products are original and hand-made by the artists.

Hello Paula and Jennie here from p/j fudge we are looking forward to doing craft in the pen for the second time we will have some nice new flavours on we have done a Dubai fudge which is very popular we will have plenty off other flavours on offer and samples for you to try gift boxes as well

Peter and Anita are self-taught fluid artists who started their art adventure during the Covid pandemic to relieve the pressure and tension of their jobs working at the local NHS hospital.
Their passion is now an outright obsession producing beautiful, interesting and unique artwork on different surfaces using various techniques.
Fluid art workshop sessions are available to anyone who wants to have a fun few hours experimenting with this amazing art form

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

Penny makes a range of functional yet whimsical ceramics in her studio in West Yorkshire. 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 all her items are finished with a transparent glaze

Phil draws on his love and understanding of light, gained over 25 years as a photographer, to design beautifully unique, handmade, space enhancing lighting. Designs include table lamps & statement floor lamps to wall and ceiling lighting.

Phil works and lives on his houseboat, creating atmospheric Landscapes and Seascapes, using acrylics and mixed mediums. Beginning with a textured surface which informs his process, each piece evokes the senses and an emotional response to times and places remembered and imagined, he works intuitively to develop each piece.
He has a range of Limited Edition High Quality prints, Art Cards and Original artwork on offer.

Ceramics to brighten up the everyday.
A Lancashire based ceramic maker, as seen on the award-winning BBC 1 show ‘Make it at Market’. Pip pushes porcelains capabilities employing both the fragility and strength of the material. Colour has always played a key role, mixing pigments into a porcelain body and achieving a kaleidoscope of joy. She sees a link between the creative process and emotional wellbeing; being creative is her therapy, her escape.

Gillian is a Hull based textile artist and tutor. Following her qualifications in City & Guilds Creative Embroidery, she specialises in free motion stitching and raw edge applique. Gillian creates a range of artwork and functional pieces with her love of colour, texture, and nature. She leads a range of creative textile workshops around East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire

Grainne - the creative force behind Platform 74 - has been creating her whole life. Fast-forward a few decades from her Blue Peter sticky back plastic days, she now creates colourful, stylised designs inspired by her friends and family, her Irish and Scottish heritage, nostalgia (particularly for the 70s and 80s) and anything that brings joy. Her range of products - from prints to lampshades - are all lovingly printed and manufactured in the UK

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 is a good feeling.