| * Amifleur – Jewellery Designer Sandy Chapman -”I design and make all my jewellery from classic timeless designs to modern contemporary pieces. I love simple lines and combine semi precious stones, freshwater pearls, Murano glass with sterling silver to create stunning pieces.” |
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| * Andy & Jan Smith Photography –Wildlife and Nature photography – Andy and Jan present beautiful professionally taken photographs of local wildlife. |
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| * Barry Windsor – Barry is retired and does wood-turning as a hobby. He uses mainly timber sourced locally and off cuts from cabinet makers. These off cuts would otherwise be burned so he is helping to preserve as much as possible. |
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| * Cards By Lorna – Paper crafts eg, scrapbook, cards, collages etc – “I mainly make cards for sale, but make wedding invitations, order of services etc. to order. I also make scrapbooks individually as these are personal to the customer. I have been crafting for many years in one form or another but cards and scrapbooks are my passion.” |
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| * Eve Marshall – Needle Felting and Lino Prints on bags, brooches and more by Sleaford based Artisan Eve Marshall – “I use 100% British wool (most of it comes from the farmers in my village) to create interesting and unique Needle felted creations such as Sculptural Brooches, Market Tote Bags and more. I also cut and print my Own fabric using my own Lino cut stamps.” |
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| * Essential Healing – Janet makes Aromatherapy products using natural products and pure essential oils. She makes all of her own products, this includes soap, shower gel, hair care, bath salts, gift sets etc. She also makes a small amount of jewellery. |
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| * Fell From Grace – Lorna Vibert – “I began jewellery making when on a day trip to France over 10 years ago with my (then) young daughter. I bought a plastic bead loom, using her as the excuse, I now realise! She of course never used it, but that began my adventure with jewellery making. I progressed from seed beads, and rarely use them now except as enhancements.” |
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| * Gianni Deidda- Wooden Products -”I make wooden products using a Scroll Saw machine, for example:- Jewellery boxes, puzzles, trees, baskets etc. I source my wood locally & mainly use English woods but am also keen to utilise recycled material” |
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* Golden Wishes – “We produce stationery for gifts and celebrations. We have note pad and pen sets, key rings, bookmarks, cards and gift tags all hand painted with silk or glass paints to give a nice clear colour. We also have a range produced using encaustic art (painted with hot wax).”
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| * Jewellery By Shalini – “I make unique, hand-crafted semi-precious gemstones, beads and pearl jewellery. My favourite medium is Wire and I really enjoy playing with different types of wire and letting it take it’s own course when I start wrapping it around a stone or bead.” |
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| * Jewellery and Accessories by Julie-Anne – “I make and design hand-made jewellery with complementary fashion accessories- such as knitted necklace style scarves to complement any outfit and fashion rings using Swarovski crystals and pearls.” Launching new hand-made Tote bags and Swarowski Brooches on Silk Scarves |
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| * Jon Barett – Jon is a bespoke furniture designer/maker. He designs and makes modern fine furniture out of decorative, native and exotic hard-woods all of which are from sustainable sources. Jon works using modern design techniques with traditional construction methods passed down by cabinet makers over generations. |
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| * Krafty Kats – Meet Janet and Sarah….”We pride ourselves with the fact that everything on our stall is made by one or the other of us.” Handmade cards, gift boxes, pencil toppers, knitted toys, gift tags, wine charms and more… |
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| * MJ Silver – Margaret’s silver jewellery is all handmade and if required by weight is hallmarked in Edinburgh with her makers stamp. It is also all hand polished and each piece of jewellery is unique as no two are the same All MJ Silver jewellery comes in gift box. |
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| * Pat, Fran & Pam – “We sell knitted and crocheted matinee jackets and cardigans for new born to a 26 inch chest, in white, pink, blue, lemon, pale green and pale multi. We also provide bootees in matching colours and white mittens for new born babies. Also available are jackets with hoods in sizes up to 26 inch chest.” All proceeds going to St Mary’s Church, New Road Peterborough |
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| * Picture This –Watercolour and pen & wash land, sea and townscape, depicting the quintessential nature of rural Britain by Melton Mowbray based Artist Christopher Clayton. |
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| * Rutland Colorways – “We make hand-framed knitwear and a small amount of complimentary knitted jewellery.” Rutland Colorways offer individually designed knitwear for both ladies and gentleman using predominantly natural fibres. |
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| * Stamford Lapidary – “as far as I am concerned this is the craft of taking a lump of rough rock, be it semi precious rock or a lump of something interesting that I have found in the fields and through the process known as Lapidary, transforming it into an item of beauty that can be used in jewellery.” Also offering Wire Sculpture Trees. |
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| * Shedglas Designs – Stained Glass by Cathi Prince – “Stained Glass brings colour into our lives. I love to work with the traditional skills to produce leaded windows and panels, which allow the sun to play those colours around our homes. The versatility and wide selection of coloured glass also contributes to crafting stunning leaded mirrors.” |
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| * Sirius – One Off Designer Karin offers Hand-made Jewellery using Venetian glass, Pearls, Swarowski Crystals, British Lampwork Beads & Semi Precious Stones. Sirius also offers glass, diochric and lamp-work beads made by Karin.
Sadly Karin has had to withdraw from the fair tomorrow as she has come down with flu. We wish you all the best for a speedy recovery Karin. But she will be there at the September Fair. |
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| * Sock It To Me – the Dizzyblonde Helen Anders – “I love to create and craft – sock dolls are my latest hobby! – I found that the girls quickly outgrew and outwore many of their clothes – especially some very funky tights and socks so SOCK IT TO ME! was born.” |
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| * Shelly Anderson – Glass Artist. “I have been making kiln-formed glass for 8 years, since studying glass & ceramics at Lincoln University. I enjoy experimenting with different techniques & inclusions to create a very varied collection of glass, including, bowls, wall-hangings, mats, door & window panels, as well as jewellery & Christmas decorations.” |
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| * We Luv Handbags – “My mum and I started designing and crafting handbags as a hobby. Family and friends raved about our designs and began requesting bags for birthday gifts and special occasions which encouraged us to pursue our passion for making handbags and launch WELUVHANDBAGS.” |
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| * Alex Coyle Designs, Stamford – Children’s clothes and other textiles |
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| * James Cook – Wood Turning |
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| * Jen’s Jewels – Handmade bracelets, Necklaces and Earrings |
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| * Mike Ringham – Wood Turner |
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| * Swordweaver Armoury – Armour, Art Objects, Jewellery |
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