Donna Cheshire is a contemporary textiles artist, based in Newcastle. She
combines her love of colour and texture with a passion for walking and
experiencing the British landscape, particularly the wild flowers, hills and
coastline. Engaging with the landscape, using notes and sketches taken on
location results in powerfully evocative textile art. Donna stitches images of a
particular time and place, conjuring the mood boosting benefits of the natural
environment with cloth and thread.

Elizabeth Amy lives and works from her Garstang, based studio. She specialise
in hand painted watercolour designs featuring flowers and animals. She is
inspired by the beautiful colours in nature and her designs reflect this as they
are fun and vibrant; they are sure to bring a smile to your face. Her designs
feature across a range of greetings cards that are suitable for all occasions and a
selection of wrapping paper.

Louise Ellwood Parker is a painter of creatures. From her studio in the small village of Silverdale, Louise specialises in painting birds and mammals of the UK. She captures the unique features and
personalities of each species often with humour.
Original artworks often painted on reclaimed materials are transformed into a range of paper-based stationery. Her current range of products includes, greeting cards, prints, notelets, notebooks, wooden brooches, bookmarks, badges and magnets.

Based near Aberystwyth, multi award winning Fantasy Candles has been making pure beeswax
candles for over 20 years. We make a large range of pure beeswax candles in natural and coloured
beeswax. Currently, we have a range of over 100 candles including traditional dipped candles,
functional pillar candles and decorative candles. Beeswax is a by product of honey production and
is a naturally scented, slow burning wax which cleans the air as it burns.

Katy at Felted Yarns creates artwork and clothing using the finest Merino wool and Tussah Silk. She uses wet felting techniques to make unique fabrics and products. Her clothing is vibrant, soft and luxurious. She specialises in making scarves, cowls, kits and lampshades. Her designs are inspired by the Yorkshire countryside, coast and seasons. Katy regularly exhibits and shows at events across the North of England. She is a member of the International Feltmakers Association.

Fi has been obsessed with everything jewellery, ever since she took her first evening class at the age of 16. Other than sat in front of her work bench, Fi’s happy place is buying gemstones. She designs a lot of her pieces around the stones. Fi absolutely loves what she does, and it gives her great pleasure knowing that others enjoy wearing her work as much as she enjoys making it.

Like many, Elaine can spend delightful hours on a beach, head down, tail up, seeking out those pebble treasures catching her eye.
Graphic stripes, interesting inclusions, the serenity of perfect grey ovals. Recreating pebbles in polymer clay engages the artistic mind, observing, interpreting, mastering some technique and embracing an element of unpredictability.
Elaine arranges her pebbles into jewellery, attending to the balance of shape and colour. Jewellery as unique as the pebbles on a beach.

Lisa creates her unique hand built ceramic vessels, forms and botanical wall art from her studio in the beautiful Peak District. Her love of nature and fascination with the beautiful natural structures, textures and imagery found in plants, bark and seed pods inspires her ceramics

Factory Floor Jewels is handmade in designer Kate’s Liverpool studio, telling the story of her fascination with the engineering and marine history of the city.

Influenced by her engineer father, she uses an eclectic mix of materials, including recycled silver, steel, brass, copper and some repurposed items.

Collections offer a timeless look, clean lines and classic silhouettes that never go out of style and are always conversation starters and make the perfect gifts.

Faye Larcum is an intuitive oil and mixed media artist based in North Yorkshire, whose abstract work draws inspiration from the colours, shapes, and landscapes she encounters. Her practice is guided by emotion and instinct. Through expressive mark-making and layered tones, she captures atmosphere, movement, and the essence of place, evoking memory and mood in paintings that reflect both personal experience and natural surroundings.

Beth Fairchild, a self-taught concrete casting artist from Hitchin, Hertfordshire, explores the interplay between texture and form in her work. Through age-old techniques, she transforms raw concrete into captivating pieces that blend industrial aesthetics with artistic expression. Beth’s creations reflect her passion for sustainability, waste reduction, and using recycled materials whenever possible while inviting viewers to appreciate the beauty inherent in and boldness of concrete as a medium.

Shaun is a UK based artist, as a pet owner and lover of wildlife it is a natural progression to capture the character, beauty, and personality of the natural world. Working mainly in graphite HB pencil, taking time building up the layers and tones, using quality acid free Italian papers to ensure the detail of each commission is captured. Each piece varies in time taken, the larger works can take around 50-60 hours to complete.