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Craft fairs and shows
End of season finale Motorhome Show
Lincoln Showground
Lincoln, Lincolnshire
Friday, 20 September 2024 (3 day event)
Creations Craft and Gift Fair
Holt Church Hall
Holt, Norfolk
Saturday, 21 September 2024
Faversham Artisan Crafts and Gift Markets
The Alexander Centre
Faversham, Kent
Saturday, 21 September 2024
Marlborough Craft and Gift Market
Marlborough Town Hall
Marlborough, Wiltshire
Saturday, 21 September 2024
Cranleigh CRaft and Gift Market
Cranleigh Village Hall
Cranleigh, Surrey
Saturday, 21 September 2024
Witney Craft and Gift Market
Witney Corn Exchange
Witney, Oxfordshire
Saturday, 21 September 2024
Arley Hall food and drink Festival
Arley Hall
Knutsford, Cheshire
Saturday, 21 September 2024 (2 day event)
Cambridge Autumn Food and Craft Fair
Parkers Piece
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
Saturday, 21 September 2024 (2 day event)
Folk and Bespoke Artisan Craft Fair
Epping Catholic Church Hall
Epping, Essex
Saturday, 21 September 2024
Beads Up North With Craft and Lace
Haydock Racecourse
Haydock, Newton le Willows, Merseyside
Sunday, 22 September 2024
September Craft Fair
Field Place
Worthing, West Sussex
Sunday, 22 September 2024
Autumn CRAFT and GIFT FAIR
The FORUM
Norwich, Norfolk
Sunday, 22 September 2024
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Bless N Blaze Candles and Wax Melts
At Bless n Blaze, our mission is simple: to provide affordable, high-quality candles and wax melts that elevate any space with long-lasting, captivating scents. We believe that a well-crafted candle should not only look stylish in your home but also fill it with a beautiful aroma that lingers. Our Story Bless n Blaze was born out of ...
Peter Short
I am a mechanical development engineer of over 40 years experience. I have spent my working life developing products and systems for the motor industry. I have turned my hand to sculpture using my engineering skills to create one off pieces from steel, glass and stone, inspired by derelict buildings, pathways, steps, and things of interest ...
Elelta Bijoux
Im Tsedey, the artisan behind Elelta Bijoux my name, meaning Springtime in the Amharic language (Ethiopia). My designs draw inspiration from the ever-changing seasons and woodland that surrounds us, capturing the essence of new spring growth, adorned with leaves and flowers. My journey into making sterling silver jewellery began ...
Rustic Arc
Thank you for visiting my site. Ive recently decided to try to turn my hobby into my new job. The interview was tough, and the salary offer was sketchy, but the perks were too good to turn down! So, whats behind this decision? A desire to create unique pieces or artwork for your gardens. I like to work primarily with mild steel, creating ...
Keith Eastwell Photography
A printed photograph invites speculation, a witness to time-stilled. Photographs reflect a moment, transported to the present - saving memories for eyes not yet born. The site Logo - So whats with the highlighted red letters and the word KEEP? I love photographs, and the irony is Im not talking about images on a monitor or a TV screen. ...
Alice Woodfield Jewellery
At Alice Woodfield Jewellery, I create unique, handcrafted sea glass jewellery that captures the beauty of the sea while respecting the environment. Each piece is made from genuine sea glass I personally collect, ensuring every item tells its own story. I use recycled sterling silver to frame each piece of sea glass, crafting one-of-a-kind ...
Katy Blunt
I started in Theatre Design with a degree from St Martins Art College, London and a Masters at The Slade, University College London . I taught Secondary Art and Design for a while, and now concentrate on making. I paint in acrylic mostly of views of Devon which I like to go to to experience the light and colour of the water, boats and ...
Beverley Woodcock
Hi My name is Beverley I have been crafting for the last 3 years. I retired and decided I would like to try something different. I was given a jar of marmalade and I kept looking at the jar thinking it’s such a shame to throw it away. And it started from there. I paint and design art work on recycled glass. They can be used for storage ...
Natural Joy
Last winter I was feeling uninspired by life. I wanted to bring joy and physical creation back into my life. After a delicious round of oysters at a local pub, I asked if I could take some of their waste oyster shells home. They agreed and after a thorough wash, I began painting them into festive ornaments. The shape and design of each ...
Rens Handmade Jewellery
Hi Im Lauren, I make all kinds of jewellery and accessories based around the cottagecore, fairycore and fantasy style. I also make simple and cute jewellery. I make things like necklaces, rings, bracelets, earrings and hair accessories. I use a variety of different materials such as polymer clay and resin. I sometimes make bookish accessories ...
Bless N Blaze Candles and Wax Melts
At Bless n Blaze, our mission is simple: to provide affordable, high-quality candles and wax melts that elevate any space with long-lasting, captivating scents. We believe that a well-crafted candle should not only look stylish in your home but also fill it with a beautiful aroma that lingers. Our Story Bless n Blaze was born out of ...
Peter Short
I am a mechanical development engineer of over 40 years experience. I have spent my working life developing products and systems for the motor industry. I have turned my hand to sculpture using my engineering skills to create one off pieces from steel, glass and stone, inspired by derelict buildings, pathways, steps, and things of interest ...
Elelta Bijoux
Im Tsedey, the artisan behind Elelta Bijoux my name, meaning Springtime in the Amharic language (Ethiopia). My designs draw inspiration from the ever-changing seasons and woodland that surrounds us, capturing the essence of new spring growth, adorned with leaves and flowers. My journey into making sterling silver jewellery began ...
Rustic Arc
Thank you for visiting my site. Ive recently decided to try to turn my hobby into my new job. The interview was tough, and the salary offer was sketchy, but the perks were too good to turn down! So, whats behind this decision? A desire to create unique pieces or artwork for your gardens. I like to work primarily with mild steel, creating ...
Keith Eastwell Photography
A printed photograph invites speculation, a witness to time-stilled. Photographs reflect a moment, transported to the present - saving memories for eyes not yet born. The site Logo - So whats with the highlighted red letters and the word KEEP? I love photographs, and the irony is Im not talking about images on a monitor or a TV screen. ...
Alice Woodfield Jewellery
At Alice Woodfield Jewellery, I create unique, handcrafted sea glass jewellery that captures the beauty of the sea while respecting the environment. Each piece is made from genuine sea glass I personally collect, ensuring every item tells its own story. I use recycled sterling silver to frame each piece of sea glass, crafting one-of-a-kind ...
Katy Blunt
I started in Theatre Design with a degree from St Martins Art College, London and a Masters at The Slade, University College London . I taught Secondary Art and Design for a while, and now concentrate on making. I paint in acrylic mostly of views of Devon which I like to go to to experience the light and colour of the water, boats and ...
Beverley Woodcock
Hi My name is Beverley I have been crafting for the last 3 years. I retired and decided I would like to try something different. I was given a jar of marmalade and I kept looking at the jar thinking it’s such a shame to throw it away. And it started from there. I paint and design art work on recycled glass. They can be used for storage ...
Natural Joy
Last winter I was feeling uninspired by life. I wanted to bring joy and physical creation back into my life. After a delicious round of oysters at a local pub, I asked if I could take some of their waste oyster shells home. They agreed and after a thorough wash, I began painting them into festive ornaments. The shape and design of each ...
Rens Handmade Jewellery
Hi Im Lauren, I make all kinds of jewellery and accessories based around the cottagecore, fairycore and fantasy style. I also make simple and cute jewellery. I make things like necklaces, rings, bracelets, earrings and hair accessories. I use a variety of different materials such as polymer clay and resin. I sometimes make bookish accessories ...
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Embrace Autumn with the Pumpkin Spice Candle
As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, there’s no better way to welcome the cozy vibes of autumn than with the comforting scent of pumpkin spice. At Bless n Blaze, we’ve crafted the perfect candle to bring that warm, inviting atmosphere into your home: our Pumpkin Spice Handcrafted Soy Wax Candle. The Perfect Fall Fragrance Imagine stepping into a room filled with the aroma of freshly baked pumpkin pie, spiced with cinnamon, ...
Calling all Artisan Market Organisers
Do you have a small business that NEEDS to be seen or taken to the NEXT level? Or do you run artisan events and want to reach a wider audience? At Folk and Bespoke, we provide the perfect platform to help your business shine and your events thrive. Whether youre a maker looking to expand your customer base or an event organiser aiming to bring in more attendees, our website connects you to people who are passionate about handcrafted ...
Best Gardens
Cart (0) Search Home Shop About Us Meet The Team Contact Account Longtide Studio Blog Home / Longtide Studio Blog / Best Gardens... Best Gardens To Visit In Devon Best Gardens To Visit In Devon Jun 11, 2024 Gardening has become super trendy in the last couple of years and garden influencers have been popping up all over Instagram and TikTok! We love nothing more than getting out in our garden, popping in new plants and creating ...
Questions to ask customers at your table
To create a welcoming and valued atmosphere, I highly recommend acknowledging people who come up to your table, however, there’s no need to hover over them or follow them around as they browse. Instead, aim to add a human touch to your products, making them more relatable and appealing. The Questions Here are some effective open-ended questions that can help initiate conversations: • What brings you to the craft fair today? • Which ...
10 Reasons Why Artisan Markets Are Worth Visiting
1. Support Local Artisans: By visiting artisan markets, you’re supporting local artisans who pour their heart and soul into creating each item. You’re not just buying a product, but also investing in their talent and creativity. 2. One-of-a-Kind Items: Unlike mass-produced items, artisan products are unique and individual. You won’t find the same item anywhere else, making it a special purchase that you’ll treasure for years to come. ...
Tips when your at a market
Tips for a Successful Market Stall 1. Business Cards and Flyers Keep business cards or flyers on your stand for customers to take away. Include an online discount code to track sales generated from your market stall. 2. Display Prices Clearly Make sure prices are easily visible to remove any buying obstacles. Use clear signage next to each item or a price list for your products. 3. Offer a Range of Priced Items Include a ...
Emmas Needle and Design
I have been working on Faux Leather Hand Bags, I have made three in Black leather and three in Purple Leather. They all have working zip’s on the top, they have been made out of old faux leather. The Handles are filled with left over fabric, to make them sturdy to carry with. I have also made small Purses, couple Slim ones to hold coins and pound notes. I also love to work with Poetry, so I made three different Key rings, with details ...
Random Acrylics June Exhibition in Wickersley
Wickersley Library are pleased to present a free exhibition of ‘Random Acrylics’ in June courtesy of local artist Pete Thornton-Smith. The exhibition takes place in the library from June 3rd until the 28th with a wide range of styles and techniques on display. Libraries and Neighbourhood Hubs Officer Kirsty French said, “We are very excited to be able to offer the chance to view these exciting and vibrant paintings to members of the ...
The Benefits of Beard Oil
1. Moisturizes Facial Hair and Skin Beard oil is primarily designed to condition your beard, making it softer and more pleasant to touch. The oils commonly found in these products, such as jojoba, argan, and coconut oil, mimic the natural oils produced by the skin. They help keep both the beard and the underlying skin well-hydrated. This is especially important in preventing the flakiness and dryness that often accompany a longer beard. ...
Are you a time served artist artisan or creative
Are you a time served artist, artisan or creative, looking for events, on a regular basis, at a regular place throughout the year? Local communities and venues have such great potential for brands and artisans, especially for small businesses, as we provide unique alternatives to high street shops. My events are aimed at anyone who loves to shop small and local and wants bespoke products, produced by people who love to sell the things ...
Welcome to my website
It seems a long way from messing around in my bedroom as a teenager, painting porcelain and creating jewellery, to having an all-singing, all-dancing website for my artistic passion – silk. In addition to creating my own silk pieces, I also work in collaboration with other artists, teach workshops and work on community projects, so yes, silk is a way of life for me. It’s been something of a journey of the years, but I’m now so happy ...
Crossing over from Watercolours to Acrylics
I had spent numerous years doing landscapes in watercolours and I loved the detail that you could include and their delicate nature. However, I then began searching for a means to paint in a freer style, but whatever I tried with watercolours didn’t really make the grade for me. Fortunately, at the end of the year, I became aware of what people were doing with acrylics when you didn’t really set out with a fixed picture in mind – ...
Why craft fairs?
The UK is without doubt one of the most creative and diverse places on Earth.
The talent of makers and artists needs a release, a channel that allows both new and experienced people the chance to market and sell their work. They also need to network with their peers to exchange ideas and experiences. The craft fair can be that channel. It challenges people, it inspires and motivates people to do better and more.
Supporting your local craft fairs as a visitor and purchaser, helps to grow the community and encourage further creative, social and community wealth.