Uniquely crafted, handmade Portuguese Cork Handbags and gift products. Cork fabric is exceptionally tough, naturally water-resistant, and sustainably harvested from ancient forests that support diverse ecosystems and help combat climate change. Cork bark is harvested every 9 to 12 years, allowing regrowth; trees live over 250 years, so each handbag showcases the unique grain and texture of natural cork, ensuring no two pieces are exactly the same.

Hannah has been making clothes since 2008, initially creating them for her own children, which
eventually led to endless requests from friends. When Hannah ventured into making hair bows,
the flowing name "Hannah's Bows and Clothes" seemed perfect for her business venture.
Hannah's vibrant and colourful children's clothes are all one of a kind. While the strikingly bright
baby rompers are always well-received, Hannah's personal favourites are the remarkably cute
dresses.

Happy Days Crafts presents an exceptional collection of knitted, crocheted, and Christmas decorations, all meticulously crafted by Karen. Karen has committed to crafting full-time since retiring. She shows remarkable proficiency with various crafting mediums.

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

Harriet is an illustrator based in Yorkshire with years of experience working with clients.
She specialises in creating bespoke illustrated homes (house portraits, plus budget-friendly
options), as well as illustrated gifts and paintings. With a painterly, contemporary
style, her work captures character and warmth, making each artwork feel personal and
expressive.

Heartwood Homecrafts are three friends who just love crafting. They take pleasure in making beautiful, quirky, useful gifts and decorative items for the home crafted from scrap wood, leftover DIY projects, discarded packaging and anything else they can lay their hands on! They love: ‘being creative’, ‘having a go’, ‘rummaging around ’, ‘scavenging’ and ‘collecting treasures’. Keen to be environmentally friendly, they pride themselves on using recycled items and natural materials.

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 collection of mixed media and textiles, always with stitch, invites you to look closer for the beauty in every piece she brings together.

Two sisters in Otley started Hollingate with a passion for crafting. They combine the traditional craft of decoupage with more modern paint methods, including glass paint, acrylic pours and resin.
They use several techniques to decorate vases and plant pots, creating beautiful abstract patterns to brighten your home.
The sisters take great pride in avoiding waste, using leftover materials to make smaller pieces including jewellery, coasters and other gifts.

Humblewood designs and makes colourful, contemporary homewares and gifts with a distinctly Scandi feel. Their hugely popular ranges of clocks, lamps, kitchenware, and accessories are designed and made in their rural Cumbrian workshop using traditional woodworking methods. They then hand-decorate everything with colourful highlights of water-based finishes. The products are made from hardwood timber from local timber yards, harvested from sustainable sources within the UK.

Matt Hooper is a linocut and woodcut printmaker from Leeds who is focused on fine line, careful composition and attention to detail inspired by the Japanese woodblock traditions of Moku-Hanga.
He rejects the misconception that linocut and woodcut are naive printmaking mediums and seeks to introduce the craftsmanship of the Japanese woodcut masters whilst retaining the traditional spirit of
European relief printmaking. His themes are wide ranging but focused on the natural world.

Iona’s bright, colourful, and textured functional ceramics are inspired by lichens. Thrown in stoneware, sodium silicate is added to encourage controlled surface cracking. Printed layers of colourful slip and circular motifs reference lichen fruiting bodies, particularly Xanthoria parietina. Crawling and bubbling glazes add further bursts of colour and texture, visually linking each piece to the rich surfaces and vibrant hues of lichen growth.

Iszi Designs creates gorgeous laser-cut acrylic goodies to decorate your home & body. Her minimalist style and use of colour create striking, seasonally inspired pieces. Iszi designs, creates, and packages each product lovingly in her Whitby studio, with the intent of keeping it as sustainable as possible. Every decoration, wreath, garland or other giftware brings character and charm, adding a colourful splash of joy to any space.

Jade Tapson is a glass artist based in West Yorkshire. She studied at the University of Sunderland’s National Glass Centre, where she graduated with an MA in Glass in 2016. Since graduating, Jade has specialised in screen printing on glass and combining this with the air entrapment technique known as Ariel. Jade works to commission creating artworks, as well as making jewellery, tableware and giftware to showcase at fairs, galleries and competitions.

Jan Howard currently produces quality functional ceramics fired to stoneware temperatures at her studio in Cumbria.
Drawing on a love of both the coast and the surrounding countryside, her work is designed to be comfortable to use and beautiful to look at, yet always with functionality in mind. Each piece is made to be unique, reflected in the layering of glazes as part of the process to produce interesting and varied results.

Janet designs and makes fabric maps, townscapes, gardens and allotments constructed in dyed cotton, wadding and stitch, recording familiar journeys and observations. Her style is influenced by folk art and early embroideries, often with text adding a storytelling element. Each piece is unique. Also, there are small works, fabric seed packets and cards linked to the main pieces. She uses a reverse appliqué technique, and most work is in glazed box frames.

A mother-and-son team pursuing their love of jewellery and design, Jaq makes arts-and-crafts jewellery

Introducing Personalised Engraving in person.

Bespoke Pendants, earrings, Bracelets/cuffs, Rings, and a variety of mixed-media creations

Ben makes the geometric pendants and earrings, engraved to interact with the light and create a delicate 3D pattern on the surface.

Based in the beautiful Dumfries and Galloway countryside, Trudy and Gemma use glass to explore colour and light. They strive to capture nature's natural beauty and intricate details. All components, from the delicate strands of grass to the miniature millefiori flowers, are created from glass by hand and used in larger pieces of work such as beautiful meadows, woodland and coastal scenes.