Fiona Grimshaw is a mixed media artist whose abstract and semiabstract landscapes and seascapes are rooted in her memories rather than representation. Working with layered acrylics, textures, and intuitive mark-making, she creates compositions that explore atmosphere and emotion. With a background in graphic design spanning over three decades, she now finds full expression on canvas, inviting viewers into contemplative, immersive worlds shaped by colour, materiality, and the essence of nature.

Gavin Darby works with steel, some new, some old, but if it will take a weld he'll use it. Using old tools, found objects, recovered scrap, along with some new material Gavin creates a range of sculptures for inside and out. Animals, butterfies, flowers and the occasional tree are created from the metal brought to Gavin's studio.

Gill is a fine artist. She responds to the local landscape, and to flora and fauna of the Yorkshire Dales. She runs a gallery - “Jack Albert & Gill 2” in Pateley Bridge. She sells original art, giclee prints and blank art greeting cards, sold individually and in box sets. Gallery and exhibition space welcomed.

‘The more you wash… the quicker you get your toy!’
These handmade children’s soaps are made to help encourage kids of all ages to get washing.
Each soap has a toy buried in the middle to wash free. Fragrance free, SLS free and made with
moisturising glycerine soap they are designed for little ones sensitive skin too!

Hedgebound England is a studio pottery based in rural Lancashire, specialising in pieces that have been created out of a love of folklore, tales and magic and the roles they play in bringing humans in touch with the natural world. The work has a nostalgic feel that connects the viewer to feelings of familiarity and cosiness. It is a magical toy shop for those who are filled with wonder at the world beyond the everyday.

Herd & Hive is a small farm-based maker creating natural honey and goat’s milk soap rooted in
British agriculture. Their work celebrates slow production, seasonality and transparency, using raw
goat’s milk from their own herd and honey from their bees. Each product reflects a deep connection
to land, animals and craft, blending traditional methods with thoughtful, modern presentation to
create honest, functional goods with a strong sense of place

Fonted travel across the UK photographing public signage on hotels, pubs, shops and iconic buildings.
As a result they have generated a vast archive of beautiful letters in a variety of typographic styles, ranging from vintage and weathered to sleek and contemporary.
The letters are then used to create fine art prints and greeting cards. On the reverse of each piece, a certificate indicates the location of each letter and the building it originates from.

With an eye for intricate detail and curiosity for pre
owned items, Francesca’s work focuses on how an
object evokes personal comfort through recognition
and familiarity. Inspired by everyday objects that
often go unnoticed, from matchsticks to hook-and
eye fastenings, Francesca creates handcrafted
contemporary jewellery and personal possessions,
some of which are wearable and others merely
companions to our everyday lives.

Mia Hague is a full-time illustrator living and working from her home studio in Macclesfield. Her work is primarily collage-based and is strongly informed by nature and landscape. She is committed to environmentally responsible methods of making and presenting her work, frequently incorporating found materials. She has produced designs for greeting cards, prints, textiles, and bespoke artworks for trade and private clients internationally.

Hazel’s award-winning designs have enabled her to run a successful creative jewellery business for years. working exclusively with hand decorated bright coloured anodized aluminium and silver findings. Her meticulous craftsmanship transforms this industrial material into wearable art. This specially treated aluminium can be dyed, manipulated, textured, and formed using vibrant colours producing intense flashes of unique jewellery which are both playful and sophisticated.

Helen is a ceramic artist whose sculptural practice draws deeply from mythology, folklore and fables. Each piece is formed and carries the mystery of something ancient and half-remembered. Through a fusion of narrative and material, Helen invites viewers into contemplative spaces where transformation, grief, and myth converge. Her work honours the thresholds between worlds, offering clay as a conduit for story, memory, and meaning.

Herd & Elder is a small, independent Northern business creating handmade, small-batch soaps, candles, bath salts and thoughtful gifts. From their own herd’s goat milk to carefully sourced botanical ingredients, every product is made with quality, sustainability and considered craftsmanship in mind. Proudly avoiding mass production, excessive packaging and unnecessary ingredients, Herd & Elder creates beautifully rustic, artisan products that are accessible, honest and made to last. The team looks forward to meeting fellow independent businesses and welcoming buyers to discover the range.