Ellie is the independent printmaker based in West Yorkshire. She produces fine line, drypoint etchings inspired by the natural floral, fauna and landscapes that surround her, with a keen interest in wildflowers. Aiming to bring a printmaking process not often seen and the nature that inspires her into people’s homes.
Each delicate, print is etched with attention being paid to the key details that stand out to her. It is a slow methodical process that is repeated for each print in an edition. This allowing Ellie time to take life slowly and focus on the art in front of her. A number of her original prints have been produced as gift cards, wrapping papers and notebooks – perfect for gifting.

Gavin Darby creates sculptures from scrap metal, old tools, re-purposed railings and anything that will take a weld and creates birds, animals, fish, just about anything he can think of. Commissions undertaken.

Genia Gifts strive to bring pieces of wearable joy at affordable prices, to our local client base. We offer a variety of jewellery which consists of a polymer clay base but can also include “found” objects or second hand jewellery which has been created into something new again. We aim to grow and develop as our customer’s needs and inspirations change and look forward to welcoming a wider client base.

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 are sumptuous handmade rugs. The rugs are made from selvedge, a bi product of the weaving industry, which means that the rugs are made from the highest quality wool as well as being eco-friendly. The rugs are extremely hard wearing as well as being soft underfoot. Each Gneiss rug is handwoven on a peg loom, which is one of the oldest forms of weaving, and is individually designed and thus unique.

GPlank Furniture creates unique pieces with using locally sourced recycled materials. Founded in 2017 and based in Silsden, West Yorkshire, they craft a wide range of decorative and practical items, from the small, such as clocks and ornaments, to larger projects such as tables and drawer units. They are passionate about the environment. Their innovative re-working of materials enables you to make both an ethical and distinctive design statement.

Handful of Threads uses traditional embroidery techniques with modern styling to create one-off individual accessories. Working on to wool berets, gloves, caps, collars, jewellery and purses, all sewn with tiny, delicate stitches, she takes the hedgerow foliage around her home as inspiration.
Influences come from many sources but especially the Japanese design style of "Zakka" - a celebration of humble things, taking something simple, adding a little and appreciating the joy it brings.

Josh is a glass artist based in the picturesque landscapes of North Yorkshire.
His work showcases a blend of traditional stained glass and fusing techniques with his contemporary artistic vision.
With a keen eye for detail and a passion for experimentation, his pieces reflect his deep connection with glass and the beauty it holds.
Each carefully crafted piece embodies a world where light, colour, and texture intertwine to create a harmonious and mesmerising experience.

Sue and Graham Harker from Bridlington, East Yorkshire are well known in woodturning circles. Sue for her creativity, she explores open segmented turnings, acrylic and iridescent painting techniques and resin pouring. Graham is well known 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 for example showcasing the tree bark in the form of natural edge bowls.

Harriet is an illustrator and painter with a folksy, warm and gently whimsical expression. When she is not painting portraits of your beautiful home, she paints art for your walls that is inspired by Yorkshire life. The beautiful landscape, the industrial architecture, the wonderful people and abundance of sheep all get a look in. She also sells illustrated gifts and cards and makes sure there is something for everyone when you stop by.

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

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

Helen Perkins is a textile artist with an abstract style who specialises in wet felting and appliqué art. She has been inspired by the landscapes from her travels throughout the UK and Africa. She uses various materials ranging from wools, cottons and silk. Her one-off pieces are all unique, her customers have said they feel transported into their favourite places whether that is the impressive seascapes, breath-taking countryside or majestic sunsets.

I like 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 I conjure together.

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.