Handmade sterling silver and copper jewellery. Fran Barnett Jewellery is a unique blend of nature inspired statement and everyday pieces with a focus on textures and natural shapes. All designed and handmade in Yorkshire with sustainability in mind - using eco friendly packaging and recycled silver. Pieces include kinetic rings with movable parts, antique spoon jewellery giving new life to old cutlery, and hand fabricated floral pieces to really make a statement.

Ghyll house farm yarns was created in Feb 2024 by 2 Yorkshire born sisters sharing a love of yarn.
As well as making a selection of arm knitted blankets and bed runners and their more recently
available wreaths to order, the sisters also teach classes how to make their creations too!
Where possible materials are sourced locally.

Ginger Pot Creations specializes in handcrafted jewellery and jewellery trinket dishes made from
premium, high quality Polymer Clay and Jesmonite. Each piece is meticulously designed and crafted with
love, ensuring that no two items are exactly alike. With an eye for detail and a passion for creativity,
Marsie brings a touch of artistry to every piece, with the vibrant colours and intricate patterns, making
them the perfect addition to any Jewellery collection.

Gneiss Rugs offer sumptuous handmade rugs. Handwoven from selvedge, a by-product of the weaving industry, these rugs utilize premium quality wool while remaining environmentally friendly. So, not only are these rugs incredibly durable, but they also provide a soft touch underfoot. Each Gneiss rug is handwoven on a peg loom, one of the oldest weaving techniques, meaning that every rug is individually designed and thus unique.

'Hammer and hoof'. An artistic fusion collection in iron and wood, from the artisans at Sycamore Smithy and Cow Close Mill.
Imogen uses traditional blacksmithing to create a contemporary range of ironwork from specialist knives to flowers and jewellery.
Rob’s hand-painted woodcrafts include gardenalia, homewares and rural inspired folk-art.
Together they have collaborated on a unique range of rare breed animal sculptures that fuse and celebrate both crafts, giving two rural based businesses a future.

Handmade by Claire creates bespoke jesmonite homeware pieces that blend functionality with artistic flair. Specializing in custom designs, Claire transforms this versatile, eco-friendly material into unique trays, coasters, and décor that elevate any space. Each piece reflects her attention to detail and passion for craftsmanship, ensuring no two items are alike. With a focus on quality and individuality, Handmade by Claire offers timeless designs that complement modern interiors while making a statement.

Happy Days Crafts presents an exceptional collection of knitted, crocheted, and Christmas decorations, all meticulously crafted by Karen. Originally from Kent and currently residing in Blackburn, Karen has committed herself to crafting full-time following her retirement. She exhibits remarkable proficiency in working with various crafting mediums.

Her extensive range of creations includes winter gloves, hats, Christmas baubles amongst other items. Furthermore, Karen takes great pride in designing unique Christmas wreaths fashioned from wool and wicker.

Sue and Graham Harker from Bridlington, East Yorkshire have been woodturners for over 25 years 20 of which professionally. They are well known in woodturning circles, Sue for her creativity, she explores open segmented turnings, acrylic and iridescent painting techniques and resin pouring. Graham for his beautifully turned fruit, mushrooms, and pens. Both strive to achieve the best from each piece of wood using its properties to enhance the finished item.

Hazel uses a flat-bed laser to etch and cut her intricate designs into paper, mirrored acrylic and wood. Her work includes framed papercuts, hanging and freestanding decorations, and wooden house nightlights. Inspired by the precision and delicacy of traditional paper cutting whilst living in Hong Kong, Hazel went on to attend a summer school with a laser-cutting artist in Edinburgh and ultimately set up her own studio in Buckinghamshire in 2013.

Heather’s Hands are award winning makers of handmade natural skincare products and traditional cold process soaps. Heather’s Hands’ products are gentle on your skin, coloured using plants or clays, use quality essential oils for scent and contain no parabens or SLS. Starting in 2017 with handmade soaps the product range now extends to shampoo bars, body butter, bath salts, deodorants, beard oils and lip balms with new products in development.

HectorHomeCrochet is a collaboration between two avid crocheters who bring a modern, colourful twist to this traditional craft. Their love of colour and texture is evident in their creations. Chunky wool blankets crocheted in rich jewel tones and warm earthy colours are both beautiful and functional. Detailed and beautifully
crafted dolls and bears are UKCA certified as safe for children. Quirkier items include characterful Rudolph trophy heads, and humorous Christmas tree decoration

Heidi Vilkman, a Yorkshire-based artist, brings folklore, seasonal magic, and nature’s beauty into her colourful designs. Working across diverse mediums—from stationery and fabric to intricate paper cuts—she combines hand-drawn lines with digital techniques. With a playful spirit, Heidi experiments with vibrant colours, rich textures, and layered materials. Her creations, from bespoke ink and watercolour pieces to botanical cards and festive scenes, offer a distinctive charm that brings joy and character to any home.

Helen Perkins is a textile artist who is inspired by the ever-changing landscapes around her and from her travels abroad. Using various delightful fabrics and glorious wools she specialises in appliqué and the traditional art fibre technique of wet felting. Her one-off pieces are all unique and she gets great satisfaction when customers and admirers feel a connection to their favourite places within her artwork.

Hellen likes to reveal the beauty in the collision between the natural and manufactured environment. Seductive, tactile, jewel-like colours and surfaces are intended to conjure atmosphere and happiness. A mixture of mixed media and textiles, but always with stitch, have you looking closer for the beauty in every piece she conjures together.

Hidden Gem is a family run business established in 2010 by daughter Laura, following her love for fashion and all fashion accessories.

Laura takes pride in sourcing beautiful, unique, quality, Leather handbags, cashmere blend scarves, semi precious jewellery and much more. With an exceptional flair for colour and design along with an excellent eye for detail, every display is admired by all.

Hilary Holmes’s glass work has a contemporary medieval feel and is inspired by the natural environment, the weather, and flora and fauna. Celestial bodies are a big theme as well as green men.
Her iconic copper foiled fish are now a staple of her work. Each one is a one off original created to fit the shape of the piece of “scrap” glass left over from other projects.