Victoria Bowater, trading as Daisy Louise Jewellery, loves designing and making unique pieces of jewellery from vintage cutlery and old coins.
She loves sourcing unloved items with a history and turning them into beautiful pieces of jewellery to be treasured.
Spoon rings were first made in the late 1600’s, by servants who could not afford the precious metal. Servants would steal silver spoons from their master’s home and turn them into a wedding band.

Dales Fabrics is a fabric seller based in the Yorkshire Dales village of Clapham. Now selling their own printed designs to create their unique cushions. All individually cut and sewn. They are also weaving their own unique 100% wool blankets. These really are a cut above in style and quality. All made in the UK.

Yorkshire based studio potter, specialising in thrown and hand built stoneware. All work is created using own mixed clay and glazes, fired in a gas kiln to high end stoneware temperatures. Inspiration taken from local landscapes and industrial past.

Making handbags is their passion. Their mission is to make handbags and other products from recycled materials. Their handbags are unique and one-of-a-kind; each includes a separate purse inside. They also create crochet animals made with recycled wool. A new product they started at the end of last year uses second-hand jumpers: they make mittens and hats from these, both lined.

Designs by LD was created in 2021 by a young architect living and working in Skipton. This small business offers high-quality hand-drawn graphical art prints, with bright, bold colours and hundreds of designs to choose from, including local landmarks, food and drink and all things sport! Designs by LD seeks inspiration from all aspects of daily life, including the creator’s enjoyment of walks in the local area and his passion for sport.

Diane is an established Designer/maker who works with various methods of textile printing, monoprinting, and collage, expressing her joy of colour, pattern, light, rhythms, and silhouettes found in the natural environment.
Products created from her exclusively designed fabrics include etched velvet scarves, framed prints and collages, cards, lavender bags, glasses cases and decorative items.
She also runs silk monoprinting workshops for secondary schools and adult creative groups.

Sarah and Emma are Yorkshire-based ceramicists sharing a passion for handmade clay work. Both found their way to ceramics through loss: Sarah after her mother’s terminal diagnosis, Emma after her father’s illness, discovering in clay a route back to play, curiosity, and calm. Sarah’s pieces are experimental and process-led; Emma draws inspiration from nature and colour. Both have exhibited across the UK, with work in private collections worldwide. Proceeds from Sarah’s work are donated to Blood Cancer UK in memory of her mum.

Elizabeth’s work combines rustic, natural pottery with brightly coloured, hand-painted ceramics, inspired by Kandinsky’s colourful energy and the street art found in Manchester and beyond. She creates the unique surface decoration using underglazes applied with paintbrushes and fine liners, as well as underglaze transfers. Alongside her hand-thrown work, Lizi has created a range of characterful elephants, highly decorated using underglazes and a variety of stoneware glazes.

Ellie is a Skipton based artist and illustrator who started with a focus on British wildlife, expanding to painting all animals with a love of capturing personality in her work. She has produced artwork for a gold award winning RHS Gardener’s designs and her work has featured on the Bolton Abbey Estate. Ellie loves to create her own colourful world of illustrative animal art and is constantly trying to challenge her abilities and creativity.

Ellor & Co is a UK-based, family-run brand creating premium silicone toys designed to grow with
children. Founded by a mum of two with a background in early years education, our products
support open-ended play, creativity, and development at every stage. Made from 100% food-grade
silicone, they are safe, durable, and easy to clean. We focus on practical, long-lasting toys that fit
seamlessly into real family life while encouraging meaningful, imaginative play.

Elm Tree Botanicals is an independent fragrance brand based in the Yorkshire Dales. Its mission is to produce hand-crafted luxury gifts with fragrances inspired by the natural world. They lovingly make their botanical-themed products with carefully blended premium fragrance oils and plant-based natural wax.

The product range includes candles, reed diffusers, hand wash and hand & body lotions. The range includes 11 subtle, complex, and authentic fragrances.

Emily is a Jeweller who creates contemporary enamel and sterling silver jewellery inspired by the colours and patterns of honeycomb, and the structural shapes found within beehives. Emily uses combinations of liquid enamel layered over vitreous enamel, mixed with foils and lustres to create her colourful jewellery pieces. Emily also uses the enamelling technique of Sgraffito, in which she hand draws patterns into the enamel, making each jewellery piece unique and one of a kind.

Emmy Turner is a pet and wildlife artist based in Skipton, creating detailed coloured pencil and watercolour illustrations. Her hand-printed range of gifts and homeware showcases her original artwork. Since establishing her business in 2017, Emmy has opened her own shop in Grassington and continues to create bespoke pet portraits for customers throughout the UK and worldwide.

Carl’s inspiration comes from his passion for traditional blacksmithing and his love of hand-forging Damascus steel. His dedication to researching new techniques and skills has led to hours of experimentation at his forge.
His work combines practical/traditional ironmongery with more unusual, skilfully crafted decorative items. He is also building a reputation as an accomplished creator of Damascus steel kitchen knives.

Katy works with Merino wool, silk and bamboo fibres. She uses felting and embroidery to create landscape stories, clothing and kits. Katy exhibits her work at fairs, galleries and shops. She is a member of the International Feltmakers Association. Her work is inspired by the wool, the countryside and the seasons. You can find her and her work at shows such as Art in the Pen, TexStyle, and Stafford & Cumbrian Wool Gatherings.

Fetlock & Feathers is a small family-run business. They sell handmade country-themed gifts and also sell Jack Pyke gifts and clothing.