Fabulous fragrances and gorgeous gifts.
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. Their botanical themed products are lovingly made with carefully blended premium fragrance oils and plant based natural wax.
The product range includes candles, reed diffusers, hand wash and hand & body lotions. There are 11 subtle, complex, and authentic fragrances.

Handmade Lino print greeting cards and prints. Many designs include puns or play on words designed into objects they are describing. EmbaInk also sells a range of Yorkshire inspired A4 typography and graphic prints.
All EmbaInk products are printed on 100% recycled cards and are packaged in environmentally friendly materials.

Emily is a contemporary Jeweller based in Lancashire, who uses enamel to explore colour and pattern within jewellery. Using a combination of liquid enamel layered over vitreous enamel, mixed with enamel foils and lustres, Emily creates colourful jewellery pieces inspired by the beautiful colours and patterns of honeycomb, and the shapes and layers found within beehives.

Emma creates a variety of art in a range of mediums. Her main focus is ceramics. The fine qualities of porcelain, enable Emma to create highly textured, detailed and refined pieces. Using a variety of techniques and materials, including her porcelain, Emma creates contemporary wall art, that would not look out of place in either a modern or traditional home. Emma’s inspiration comes from many different areas, including the natural world and simple daily observations.

Emmy Turner is a 26 years old, pet and wildlife artist who is based in Skipton. Emmy specialises in coloured pencil and watercolour artwork, she has a range of home and giftware which showcases her illustrations. Emmy started doing pet portraits in December 2017 and has continued to grow her business and develop her style, she now has a shop in Grassington where she spends most of her time. She regularly takes commissions through Facebook and email, her work can be found worldwide. She hand prints all of her products at home to a very high standard, creating pieces which are unique and vibrant.

EpsomPots are all made by Janice Heyes. Working with a variety of stoneware clays, Janice makes wheel thrown ceramics bringing her individual style to everyday pieces in your home. Her pots range from ornamental to practical and include Christmas themed pieces and decorations. She loves her pots to show the bare clay contrasted with beautiful, bright glazes.

Felt Beautiful was created by Louise Tebbett, a needle felting artist based in Bridlington on the Yorkshire Coast. Specialising in fairies she has a passion for creating magical characters that spread love, grant wishes and can be cherished forever. All her fairies are Waldorf inspired and do not have faces. This allows you to use your imagination to interpret their facial expression as you wish.

Katy works mainly with Merino wool, using felting and embroidery to create landscape stories. Changing skies, seasons and rural scenes inspire her beautiful pictures. She uses the same felting techniques to make wearable accessories and clothing. Katy has exhibited her work for some years and can be found at local artisan fairs, galleries and shops. She is a member of the International Feltmakers Association. Her designs are also reproduced onto fine art prints and cards.

Philippa is a needle felting artist from Yorkshire and loves creating all types of 3D animal sculptures plus 2D art from wool. She has developed a range of kits, patterns, workshops and online courses just perfect for the beginner. Adding to this she has a Youtube channel full of free resources encouraging others into the craft and showing her business journey as she grows.

Brenda Christison (Felty and Fabulous), needle-felts in York, inspired by the local scenery. Formerly a headteacher, her work explores a renewed appreciation of life after redundancy.
Needle-felting onto vintage blankets lends her work a uniqueness in terms of colour, texture and history. Signature pieces include wild landscapes, seascapes and hares, with hand embroidery adding detail.
A member of the International Felt-makers Association, she promotes this mindful, magical skill by leading workshops and creating kits.

Feral Metal is home of upcycled metal sculpture and bespoke lighting.
All pieces are hand crafted by Brett James, based on the edge of the North York Moors and the Yorkshire coast, his sculptures are often influenced by nature and organic in form. Unique in design Brett’s work is represented by galleries and high profile exhibitions around the north of England.

With a love of all things Nature and Wildlife and given the resurgence of the focus on nature conservation and awareness, pet owner Shaun thought it the right time to marry subject matter with traditional working. To strip the image of colour and focus on the detail and character of the subject matter is really important, as the work continues to evolve so does the variety of situations, poses and formatting for each piece. Whilst he’s passionate about the work he does, his commercial background also focusses on the fact the work has a relevant appeal and value to the wider public and so mixes pet and equine commissions with the larger wildlife pieces to sell as originals, prints and cards
“Everything begins with a pencil!”

Fine Fettle is a maker of reusable household and personal items based in Yorkshire.
Their ethos; Rethink ~ Reuse ~ Reform is at the heart of all they do, saving materials from landfill and converting them into items which replace disposables in the home such as Make Up Remover Pads, Wax Wraps, Sanitary Pads, Baby wipes and many more!

Brian Crowther’s deep love of the countryside led him to create the 3D landscape pictures and miniature drystone walls which he has been doing for around 19 years, With the exception of the frames, everything is handmade by him. This includes the photography, cutting each stone individually, casting the animals and making the gates and signposts. All the stone is sourced from the relevant area, e.g. Yorkshire stone, Dales limestone and Lakeland slate.

Traditional salmon fly patterns are works of art in miniature, being dressed with many the feathers of many exotic birds. Made famous by George Kelson in his book “The Salmon Fly” these are considered the pinnacle of the fly dressers art.
Although rarely used these days they remain too good to be consigned to a fly box, so we at Fly Frames present them in such a way they can be enjoyed by all.

Footprints on Forever make comfortable clothes for all ages and sizes. They are designed and sewn by Sophie and fit all sorts of body shapes and sizes. As well as their fantastic and funky clothes, they have widened their range to include other textiles, mugs and notebooks. Almost all of the products are designed and made in Yorkshire.