For the past 15 years, Sandra Kerr has worked from her studio in the picturesque town of Harrogate. She established Red Hot Glass UK, through which she distributes her artwork internationally and via major galleries. Sandra is dedicated to exploring colour and form, considering glass an ideal medium for expressing her appreciation for nature. Her techniques are designed to emulate depth and movement. She has participated in group exhibitions at art colleges and galleries.

Rise n Design is a relatively new business run by 23-year-old Amy Finch. The business creates unique artwork and homeware using epoxy resin. Amy has always had a creative eye, for example, taking part in art classes in school and college. The name ‘Rise n Design’ is an anagram for resin design, which is why the name was chosen. Now focused on creating homeware ranges inspired by the ocean, Amy supplies many independent retailers across the UK.

Richard is a photographer from Leeds and captures the beauty of Yorkshire’s countryside, Leeds city centre’s stunning architecture and the bustling Leeds gig scene. He started doing darkroom photography around 28 years ago, and as he put the piece of paper into the chemicals and the image appeared, he was hooked
Richard, now a full-time photographer using digital, is known for his distinct style, dramatic skylines, vibrant colours and gritty urban landscapes.

Based at Sunnybank Mills in Farsley, Louisa of Robins and Rainbows is a crochet designer and maker. She loves to use bold and cheerful colours and textures to create truly unique pieces, often inspired by the traditional crochet techniques to bring a feeling of warmth and contentment.

Roesk is a mother-and-daughter handmade candle company based in Cumbria and Scotland, creating hand-poured soy wax candles and melts with carefully selected, luxurious fragrances. Each scent collection is designed to fill your home with beautiful, long-lasting fragrance, while the contemporary design brightens and elevates any space. Committed to sustainability, Roesk uses eco-friendly materials throughout, including 100% soy wax and cotton/linen blended wicks.

Roisin creates whimsical circus creatures that emerge from memory, shaped in stoneware clay and rooted in fleeting flashes of childhood joy. Each figure carries nostalgia, echoing laughter and wonder once felt endless. In their costumes and expressions, she finds calm, grounding imagination in something enduring, while inviting others to pause, smile, and rediscover small, quiet joys within. They suggest stories of play, tenderness, and hidden worlds remembered through time and shared with others.

Rose Cottage Creations is a Lancashire-based artisan studio specialising in handcrafted homewares, lampshades and bespoke artwork. Inspired by timeless designs, including classic heritage fabrics, each piece is carefully created to bring warmth, character and individuality to any space. Combining traditional craftsmanship with a contemporary touch, the brand is dedicated to quality, creativity and attention to detail, offering unique pieces that make beautiful additions to homes or thoughtful, distinctive gifts.

Lee’s passion for working with wood and resin began as a hobby, inspired by a lifelong appreciation of the beauty of natural timber. Two years ago, that passion grew into Rustique Resin, where Lee creates handcrafted bowls, jewellery, unique resin tabletops, and decorative pieces. By combining the character of natural wood with vibrant resins, Lee crafts distinctive, one-of-a-kind pieces that celebrate nature, creativity, and skilled craftsmanship.

Ruth Makes Jewellery is the work of Ruth Sutcliffe and Jez Coates, who capture a snapshot of characters who live amongst them in the dramatic West Yorkshire Pennine landscape. Their unique hand-sawn or individually sandcast pieces range from delicate songbirds and their mischievous cats to more gritty skulls and dark scenic stories. The jewellery is made from recycled sterling silver and, where required, is hallmarked at the Birmingham Assay Office.

Working from her garden studio in the Yorkshire countryside, Ruth creates handcrafted jewellery using traditional silversmithing techniques. She works primarily with recycled silver, and her collections include rings, earrings, pendants, bracelets, and bangles. Inspired by the natural world around her, Ruth incorporates organic textures into many of her designs and often features sea glass, gemstones, and surfite. Registered with the Sheffield Assay Office, she hallmarks her work in accordance with UK hallmarking regulations.

Salix Pyrography began life in Devon in 2013 and quickly grew into a small business that you see today. Burning all original designs onto reclaimed wood or discarded wooden objects soon became a life’s passion and still remains at the heart of the business. Designs are mainly based in nature and folklore, with sometimes a little bit of whimsy.

Since moving to Yorkshire in 2008, Sarah’s work has been inspired by the breathtaking Yorkshire countryside and, in particular, the colours, textures and silhouettes of trees. Over the years, she has developed a technique of creating her paintings on sheets of glass, resulting in unusual, three-dimensional textured pieces. Sarah is excited to show you how her paintings have been used to form her colourful range of framed prints and other giftable Christmas goodies.

Scifibuckets specialises in one of a kind helmets and props. Matthew has always loved scifi films
and series, especially Star Wars. Matthew is self taught, and over the years has loved bringing his
favourite helmets to life. With the use of 3D printers, and his own hard work, making sure every
print is sanded smooth, painted and weathered to look realistic and battle worn, making every helmet
and prop unique.

After collecting sea glass along the North East coast, Katrina completed a silversmith course at Leeds College of Art and Design, and now creates a range of jewellery using her very own ‘sea jewels’.

Her jewellery showcases the beauty of this special material; she also designs silver items such as hammered bangles and rings.

Jordi Hemstock is a textile designer from Nagaland, trained in handwoven textiles. She runs a craft-led business dedicated to preserving ancestral backstrap-loom weaving traditions from Northeast India. Working closely with skilled local weavers, she creates contemporary cotton homewares using traditional techniques and azo-free dyes. Her work supports livelihoods while bringing Nagaland’s textile heritage into UK homes, offering handwoven table linens, cushion covers, and handbags.

Seven Hands is an upcycling mixed-media fibre artist based in Yorkshire. She combines needle felting, wet felting and upcycling to create unique landscapes full of colour, texture and light. Her work is inspired by the area she lives in, and you can regularly catch her out taking photos. Her landscapes show her deep connection to Yorkshire.