Julie is a maker of quality baskets and willow sculptures, made with Lancashire/Somerset willow and foraged materials, inspired by Lancashire's rich cultural and natural heritage.
Traditional techniques learnt from renown basket-makers are used to design and make a range of quality baskets that are strong and a pleasure to use.
Sculptures are designed and drawn in pencil and the forms created using willow. Larger sculptures are produced with metal frames for greater strength and durability.

Juniper Forest Embroidery specialises in art prints and embroidery kits that explore our connection with nature.
The hand embroidery artist is Hannah Crump who achieved a master’s degree before becoming a full-time artist.
The artist is passionate about encouraging others to experience the benefits of hand embroidery themselves.
Last year Hannah was featured on BBC1’s Make It at Market. The episode is available on iPlayer. Series 2, episode 9.

Karen Moore is a Yorkshire based mixed media artist who works with decoupage and acrylic paints on canvas and wood boards. Her style is eclectic, ranging from fantasy to mystical. She enjoys the challenge of going with the flow and seeing where her creativity takes her. Karen loves how her art strikes up conversations and brings people together. She believes art is for everyone to enjoy and likes how it brings about inclusion for all.

Colourful, stylish, easy to wear, hand knit accessories perfect for brightening up your day.
Kath has created a collection of hand knit accessory designs which are often influenced by the colour combinations observed in nature. She combines beautiful colours, skilful hand knitting and stylish design details to bring you gorgeous hand knit scarves, gloves, hats and bags.

Handmade, stylish dog wear by Kittydog.
Designed and made with your dog’s needs at heart, Kittydog coats are warm yet
breathable, lightweight and practical. Fasteners are minimal and chosen with care.
Choose from ready to wear, made to measure or bespoke; so all shapes, breeds and sizes
get a perfect fit.
Now your dog can stay dry and move freely, while looking chic. If your dog won’t wear a
coat, perhaps Kittydog can help you?

Working from her home in Ramsbottom , Karen uses traditional knotting techniques to create a range of modern, decorative and functional pieces for the home and individual. A self-taught macrame creator and weaver, Karen uses recycled cord which has been created from cotton textile waste. The addition of recycled items such as curtain rings, driftwood and hag stones further enhance the sustainability of her products.

I am Laura, owner of Laura Keeler Creative Studio, a print and textile designer based in the Lune
Valley. My designs for homeware and outdoor adventure kit are rooted in the rhythms of music, wild
family adventures, and the dramatic landscapes of the Lake District. Each piece carries an energy of
movement and belonging, reflecting the layered textures of hills, skies, and memories. I create to
connect people to place, sparking joy in the everyday and the extraordinary.

Catherine is a potter based in Skipton. She enjoys making unique pieces that combine whimsy with functionality.Using high-fired stoneware clay means that fired items can be safely used to adorn your garden and home.
She is is interested in the textural possibilities of clay and is happy working with a limited colour palette or in monochrome. She often decorates using objects and colours from nature.

With craftsmanship, attention to detail and strong personality LDC creates funky jewellery and gifts for all occasions. Colourful and quirky, there’s always something different at LDC: from leopard print faux leather earrings to slogan beanie hats to eco-friendly 3D printed toys and everything in between. LDC presents such a varied range of gifts made with dolls house tea sets, Portuguese cork, acrylic, sterling silver and dried flowers. There’s something for everyone and it’s all unique

Leigh is a mixed media artist working from her studio in Haworth, West Yorkshire. Her work is created from vintage finds, natural inclusions, paper and resin. Many of her pieces are created from vintage items from the textile heritage of Lancashire and Yorkshire alongside typecase trays, tins and wooden boxes – items that have outlived their original purpose and are upcyled to create beautiful, unique pieces of art. Her work is exhibited throughout the UK.

Light by Night Photography captures images in low level light conditions to create beautiful vistas
of celestial, earthly and atmospheric subjects. I aim to introduce to the eye images that are becoming increasingly hidden from sight due to the effects our way of life has on the night sky

Born and raised in Yorkshire, Linda has always been inspired by her surroundings in the beautiful North.
Trained as a graphic designer, her bright and vibrant paintings combine all the highlights and iconic sights of the landscapes and townscapes she loves to explore.

Lisa Makin is a coloured pencil artist who also has a passion for crafting. She takes inspiration from the local wildlife which lives in the beautiful countryside surrounding her home in Harrogate. She is dedicated to creating one-of-a-kind pieces that are both beautiful and meaningful.This can be seen in her drawings and ceramic decorations and mobiles.
Lisa also produces a popular range of crocheted cards for all occasions.

Little Beau Sheep is the proud producer of a hand-made laundry and body care range. Packed with the power of natural British wool and soothing lanolin, the Little Beau Sheep collection offers an eco-friendly take on everyday cleaning tasks. From dryer balls for a faster more fragrant tumble-dry to felted soaps for an invigorating bath or shower, there’s a whole flock of fabulous stuff to choose from.

In her Pennine studio Abbott makes contemporary basketry for everyday use. On a mission to replace heinous plastic bags with objects of desire and beauty. Made using traditional techniques and materials, blended with wild foraged elements and inventive weaves. Her shoulder, hand and storage baskets are adorned with rose hip beads and oak galls, laced with repurposed horse bridle or vintage girl guide belt straps. Each with unique style and functional form, all naturally inspired.

A firm believer that jewellery should be worn and loved rather than hidden away in a box, Marie creates original handmade jewellery for those who like something a little different. Working from her home studio in Tyneside on the North East coast, she uses materials including ethically sourced gemstones, recycled metals, textiles, resin, clay, ceramics and glass to create her eclectic designs, which are often inspired by the surrounding coastline and countryside.