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

Sew Country is based just outside the lovely village of Clapham, North Yorkshire surrounded by a variety of colours, Imelda’s designs combine good value and excellent quality fabrics. Items include tweed heart garlands, dried fruit wreaths, needle felted animals and tweed Christmas puddings to name but a few.

Square One Scents was established in 2020 and offers an extensive range of highly scented wax melts and home fragrance products including reed diffusers, room sprays and much more alongside a carefully curated range of wax accessories. Every item is handmade with care by the owner Lisa in her home studio in Lancashire using premium ingredients and is produced in small batches to ensure a quality product that will leave your home smelling incredible!

Stefania Romano is an emergent mixed media artist who enjoys exploring the Universe, via photographs, papers, and collages. By capturing movements of people, Stefania engages artistic conversations that light invisible messages to interpret.
Her artistic need arises from blending the Italian and the English craftsmanship – while connecting people, papers, and pens.
Creativity arrived in her life gracefully, silently and tenderly. Even if she escapes from her, creativity amuses her with her beauty and charm.

Stephen’s hand-thrown terracotta garden pots combine earthiness with timeless design. Drawing inspiration from local wildlife and native plants, Stephen decorates his pots with iconic natural images, such as bees, hares and oak leaves. From tiny herb pots to large planters, his distinctive work will enhance any garden or patio.

Steve uses mainly dichroic glass and sterling silver to create handmade, unique, kiln fused glass jewellery. The designs are stunning and dichroic glass jewellery is possibly the most wonderful fused glass jewellery you'll ever see, full of light and colour. Each piece is handcrafted and the glass is fused using traditional techniques in specialist glass kilns. Due its handmade nature, no two pieces are the same, ensuring each piece is individual and unique.

Helen Seth’s work is inspired by the landscape and features of the Yorkshire Dales and the creatures that inhabit them. Her predominant medium is fused glass which she likes to combine with other media such as driftwood, felt and natural objects to create a contrast of textures. As a self-taught glass artist Helen has experimented with techniques to create innovative ways of incorporating glass into her art that reflects the organic shapes found in nature.

Stuart’s ceramic work is hand built, he doesn’t throw preferring to change the shape and form of his work as each piece develops. He does this so that every piece is unique. His work is decorated using a combination of texture, slip and glaze.
Stuart produces pots that have definite uses and are a beautiful addition to the home. He makes a range of containers from jugs and vases to sink tidys and toothbrush holders.

Michelle Hodgson is an artist and printmaker based at Studio 42 on the edge of the Yorkshire Lancashire border. Michelle’s work ranges from, original linoprint designs based on the inspiration from the animals that surround her, to quirky festive handprinted decorations. She uses found materials to create her decorations which she combines with festive linoprints. Her unique designs adorn gift items such as mugs and tote bags.

Using resist and immersion dye techniques, Julia creates abstract - and often quite experimental -patterns on the porous anodised layer of aluminium sheet. She then seals and finishes the metal and designs lightweight, elegant, and striking pieces of jewellery. Botanical and floral elements are often included in her work, as well as influences from folk arts. She works from a studio in Bolton, Lancashire, where she also paints landscapes and abstract work in acrylic.

Diane Woodhouse of SunnycroftDesign is a mixed media Artist specialising in textile Art.
Using cottons ,linens,silks and pure wools along with recycled fabrics of interest her inspiration for her creations are taken from the beautiful countryside where she lives on a farm in
Yorkshire alongside her husband,horse and two jack russells

Suzanne’s celestial-inspired Christmas decorations are handcrafted treasures designed to enjoy for a lifetime. Each piece emerges from a small home workshop, where a team of two transforms raw materials into magical ornaments that capture the wonders of the universe. Presented in luxurious packaging, these hand-crafted creations make ideal Christmas gifts, bringing a touch of the heavens to holiday celebrations.

Becky Sunter weaves her hand woven fabrics in her County Durham studio. She is inspired by the urban Landscape, taking her inspiration from the colours found in graffitied walls, concrete surfaces and peeling paint.
Traditional hand weaving techniques are combined with bright and often contrasting colours to reimagine these disrupted surfaces in textured fabric form.
The Tabby Textiles range spans, scarves bags cushions and rugs, as well as handspun yarns

Tara Joy Botanical Art and Ceramics provides handmade and bespoke pieces of art and homeware for nature lovers. Tara’s passion for nature and flora was ignited when she moved to Ilkley, in the foothills of the Yorkshire Dales, just over 18 years ago. Limited-edition floral bas relief casts and ceramic tiles are individually made by hand in her home studio along with commissioned pieces of work to capture sentimental and milestone moments.

Temima Crafts’ ‘Bloomin’ Clever Boxes’ and ‘Vanishing Castles’ are simply
unique.
The boxes appeal on a number of levels – they are beautiful, tactile, useful, fun
and, because of the lift out internal trays and drawers, intriguing.
The Vanishing Castles are simply fun. With a flick of the wrist, an often boring
block of wood is transformed instantaneously into something fantastical.
People either like them a LOT or cannot see what all the fuss is about.
The boxes and castles are niche products, which Ray has been making and
selling for many years at craft shows and online.

From her Rossendale studio, Jo works with wool-blend felt to create everlasting, bespoke floral art. Her unique flowers are a beautiful, sustainable way to bring colour into your home without gardening experience!
Specialising in wedding flower arrangements, Jo works with couples to bring their style and personality to their big day. As a teacher she delivers workshops and for those not able to attend, her DIY flower kits are the perfect mindful activity.