Bohopendantsbyphil is a one man band from Appleby, in Cumbria. Phil makes unique pendants made from combinations of resin, wood and imitation opal. He's been making for around 5 years, having previously done wood turning. As just a hobby for now, which he does in his garden shed in the Eden Valley, his inspirations for his pendants are the Northern Lights and the Lake District landscape.

Elizabeth makes a wide range of blank sketchbooks and artists’ books using her own hand pulled prints. Recent work has been based on walls and pathways, the textures lending themselves to interpretation through collagraph print.
Keith makes a range of innovative boxes and trays inspired by Shaker style. He uses a variety of ethically sourced wood and takes great pleasure in searching out unusual fabrics to cover the tops of some of them.

Brutalist&Co is the home of handcrafted Concrete Homeware,
Candles, Aromas and Accessories. Crafted and designed by
professional artist Emily Carrington in Yorkshire. With each
product crafted by hand, everything is unique and different to the
next, meticulously created to elevate your living space.
Sustainability, luxury and quality underpins Brutalist&Co; Emily
takes pride in ensuring Brutalist&Co is crafted with the utmost
precision to bring elegance, quality and charm to your
surroundings.

A husband and wife team that hand make and paint a wide range of wooden crafts and chainsaw carvings in their little workshop in the Lake District.

Based in Cumbria, Caldewcraft produce a wide range of handmade items including fountain & gel pens, to bespoke bowls & chopping boards.

Each piece is individually designed, constructed & finished by hand. Making each item truly unique.

Carl Fitton always had a passion for life drawing and in particular drawing animals, big or small domestic or wild.

Seasonal ceramics for gardens, functional stoneware, Raku pottery, porcelain jewellery and Christmas tree decorations. Taking inspiration from seasons and nature, current domestic, garden and jewellery creations show exciting effects resulting from the fascinating interactions between overlapping glazes. She designs bespoke tools to create unique jewellery and seasonal decorations to her own designs, often in striking red glazes. New designs each year including her long-established and evolving range inspired by the UK postal service.

Carolyn Hird-Rogers uses the colours and textures of the Yorkshire landscape to inspire her latest collection of framed collages. The hills of the Dales and the stunning coastline around Flamborough all feature in the current pieces, created using hand textured papers. Illustrating the wildlife of Britain, primarily the Yorkshire Dales has developed into a series of greeting cards and notecards using mono print and flat graphics techniques.

Elegantly crafted functional ware made from slabs of porcelain white stoneware. Carrie strives to find balance between perfection and the wonderful imperfections of hand made pieces. They are decorated with vibrant underglaze patterns, embellished with hand squeezed handles, and finished with curved, raw, polished, addictively tactile undersides.
The functionality of a piece always underpins her work and the desire for pieces to be held and used in everyday life.

Step into the heart-warming world of Cast and Wood, where Mark and Hannah, a talented father-daughter duo, create handmade treasures that bring warmth and character to your home.
Mark's craftsmanship turns timber into exquisite pieces, while Hannah works her magic with the laser engraver and website.
Together, they blend traditional skills with modern tech for timeless creations that you'll love for years to come.
Welcome to the Cast and Wood family!

Making handbags is Deborah's passion and she loves using all kinds of fabric, especially recycled ones. Her items are made from upholstery fabric, making them very durable. Her soft toys are also made from recycled fabric. She only started creating toys a couple of years ago and 'got the bug'. Deborah loves creating designs which are sometimes eccentric but always loved.

Catherine Stollery is a ceramicist who has recent;y moved from Aberdeenshire, Scotland to North Yorkshire.
Catherine is mainly inspired by 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. She enjoys making pieces for decorating the garden or home that combine whimsy with functionality.

CeeGee Jewellery is made by Cheshire based glass artist Carolyn Grant. Using the centuries-old craft of lampworking, she creates delicate, wearable jewellery featuring her own handmade lampwork glass beads. Formed individually in molten glass over a hot flame by layering colours to create a tiny work of art, the beads are complemented by handmade sterling silver elements. Pieces range from simple, contemporary tumbled glass drops to pendants packed with tiny glass flowers.

Nicola hand builds a mix of decorative and functional ceramic pieces inspired by woodlands and
surrounding nature. These include ceramic mushrooms for gardens and plant pots, along with a
collection of cute creatures such as bees, snails and dragonflies, so you can bring the outside
in. Other pieces include oil burners, incense houses, tea light holders, vases etc. All of which
are made of stoneware and terracotta, finished in various glazes and oxides.

Chalk Box 37 is a homeware brand set up by Karen Grady from the North Yorkshire Coast. Karen creates bespoke hand-made and upcycled wooden storage boxes, footstools and toy boxes all hand painted in a unique paint effect. Each box is upholstered in various patterned and textured fabrics to reflect the surrounding coast and country. Karen also creates unique storage solutions to custom order.

Since graduating from the BA (Hons) Glass and Ceramics programme at the University of Sunderland in 2014, Steph Sykes has been working as a freelance artist. Her work spans over a range of disciplines but primarily consists of fused glass, jewellery, watercolour and ceramics. She is now based in West Cumbria and takes inspiration from local scenery and wildlife, with a particular focus on colour schemes and gradients.