Olivia, of The Badger Sett Studio, is a Yorkshire born artist living in rural North Lancashire. She is passionate about painting British flora and fauna on repurposed single use vintage paper ephemera, such as railwayana and maps. A trained glass artist, Olivia copper foil frames her work, producing unique wall pieces.
She is also a printmaker working in linocut and collagraph producing unique handmade cards and prints.

The Craven Raven sells eco-friendly crafts using recycled & upcycled materials where possible.
The folios are lovingly handcrafted & make a unique yet practical gift with many different uses.
The trivets & coasters are made from ceramic tiles that were rescued from going to landfill & Thelma has turned them into beautiful yet practical homeware.
Also available are individual handmade gift cards & tags for all occasions

Lauri is a paper collage artist creating original artworks from painted papers using watercolours, ink, marbling, and printing. Her work is created simply using paper, scissors, and glue, cutting each leaf shape and petal out by hand, and is influenced by nature and natural forms, poems, and words.
She sells original paper collages, giclee prints, tote bags, and a large range of greeting cards. New products this year are hanging wooden decorations and poetry postcards.

A family run business, selling quirky, one-of-a-kind handmade gifts that are different to the everyday mundane. Every item has its own unique charm, just like its background. Old items, and recycling are upcycled into new treasures, promoting a new lease of life and less to landfill. From whimsical fairy houses, mystical dragons, to magical notebooks, there is something for everyone.

Elisa is a textile artist working under the name The Fox At Five. She specialises in creating designs which combine raw edge applique, watercolour and freehand machine stitching (drawing with thread using a standard sewing machine). She designs and creates textile gifts, homewares & accessories. Her work is often inspired by the nature and wildlife that surrounds her and she often uses vintage fabrics/small fabric scraps otherwise destined for landfill.

The Happy Hot Dog Hotel is a local family business with an emphasis of dogs. We prioritise a healthy balance of natural, additive free and hypoallergenic foods which also offer excellent enrichment benefits for your dogs, enhancing your dogs overall health and well-being.

The Little Stationery Shop owned and ran by Flic (with a little help from one-year-old daughter Lucrezia) focuses on bridging the gap between luxury paper and everyday stationery. She truly believes writing should be positive, no matter what you’re writing.

Her handmade stationery is all her own designs; from notebooks to greeting cards, stickers to bookmarks. Mixes of bright colours, puns, and adorable characters her stationery is sure to bring a smile to your face.

The miniature glass house is situated in the heart of the
Ribble Valley. Owner Ann-Marie creates unique individual
open terrariums, using recycled glass from ethical sources.
These open terrariums are an easy to care for ideal gift, or a
stunning centre piece for any home.

The Perky Painter is the passion and heart of artist Helen Gibson. Helens joyful artwork bursts with colour, texture, and imagination, celebrating the magic of self-expression and the beauty of seeing the world differently.
Her art sparkles with personality, from expressive acrylic paintings to loveable animal characters bringing joy with their big personalities and puns. Helens vibrant creations extend beyond the canvas, adorning unique hand-painted jewellery and gifts.
Happy art for the young at heart!

The Silicone Straw Company creates reusable silicone straws in bold colours, made in the UK and hand packed into branded tins. The mission is to make sustainability feel light and joyful, not heavy or worthy. Each straw is practical, fun and designed to spark conversation. The brand believes that small choices, like switching to reusable straws, can still feel personal and playful. Every tin is packed with care and a splash of colour.

Sarah started "The Three Little Twigs" in 2020, Her work is born out of a love for nature and the changing seasons.
Sarah is based in North Yorkshire and her artistry lies in the delicate craft of decoupaging—transforming every day, ordinary items into captivating creations through careful placement of paper images.
From gifts to seasonal decorations, each piece reflects Sarah's passion for the natural world and her commitment to beauty and detail.

The Yorkshire Beekeeper celebrates nature’s art through pure, locally sourced honey and handmade beeswax candles. Hailing from my North Yorkshire hives, every jar of honey is unadulterated, and each candle is crafted solely from natural beeswax and a cotton wick. I invite you to experience the simple, sustainable beauty of beekeeping in every product.

Thirty2sheep is a family business aiming to provide exciting and unusual accessories for dogs. A range of high-quality products that will allow you and your dog to step out in style. Along with an extensive range of natural dog treats, eco-friendly dog toys, shampoo bars, balms, and natural supplements. Not forgetting a range of gifts for the dog lover.

This exhibition is a collection of work by Thurza Campbell specialising in wet and needle felted
artwork. Textile artist Thurza is influenced by the colourful floral world, landscapes, nature and
wildlife blended with the colourful simplicity of Folk Art from around the globe. This fusion melds
impressionistic, fantastical landscapes with fauna and flora fundamentals which are her motivation
to create individual works of art with a strong focus on colour.

Tilda’s Tribe is made up of Jade, Josh and their small herd of goats. They hand make goats milk soap using any surplus milk from their herd.
Their range not only caters to the eco lovers but also to those with problematic skin as the goats milks is so amazing for your skins health. To compliment the soaps they sell a number of hand crafted bathing accessories and gift boxes.

Tim Gomersall is inspired by the landscape, people, and wildlife of the North. He usually works with pen and watercolour, capturing fleeting impressions of places as he experiences them in real-time. This approach infuses Tim’s pieces with a vibrant, intense energy, which reveals his unique way of seeing and his deep connection to place. Tim’s work has appeared in many galleries, and he is regularly commissioned as an illustrator for private and commercial clients.