Maker Directory

I create soft furnishings from my original illustrations using traditional hand dyeing and hand printing techniques. I believe in creating products that are functional and beautiful and that can preserve the traditional methods and craftsmanship for modern British design. I have complete control over the production so I can achieve the textures and colours that makes my work unique.
I learnt the art of silk screen printing whilst studying my degree in Illustration at Plymouth University. I fell in love with the hands-on process which inspired me to create decorative work. Since then I have been experimenting with my designs and techniques to create unique designer craft work.

Katie Lowe, contemporary designer/maker in the field of slip casting ceramics. With a focus on simplicity and the beauty within colour, material and form; Katie aims to create a range of artworks combining subtle gradients, miniature vessels and other complimenting materials. From small decorative pieces to large scale installations she strives to create a strong […]

I love anything unique and have always loved to buy one off items, I’ve also always been creative and so I put the two together!
I started off making ‘food rings’, but have progressed onto other jewellery, decoupaging trinking/jewellery boxes, comic style shoes and bags, and small pieces of furniture in vintage decoupage and comic style such as bedside cabinets, mirrors, stools, coffee tables etc. I also ‘bling’ shoes and dresses to make them completely unique.

KatieMosa creates beautiful, hand-screened prints on the finest English cloth. Inspired by the great British countryside, her whimsical illustrations and heritage inspired colour palettes make a stunning addition to any home from the contemporary to classic. Using all British crafts people and a meticulous eye for traditional techniques, all KatieMosa products are of the highest quality and made to ensure years of enjoyment.
mailto: Katie@katiemosa.com

Katrin Moye is a nationally recognised award winning ceramic artist, specialising in decorative domestic slipware. Her pattern designs are based on memories of domestic items from her childhood in the 1970’s, such as picture books, soft furnishings and wallpaper. Katrin’s still life range is based on her handmade tableware collection together with the decorative domestic […]

Trained as a traditional jeweller, Katy Luxton creates vibrant silver and nylon jewellery. She takes her inspiration from mathematical models, geometric shapes and the interwoven curves, circles and figures produced by a Spirograph toy – the moment when a line becomes a form. Using simple but expressive lines, Katy employs hand techniques and new technology […]

I design and makes leather purses, bags and accessories. Based in Bristol I work from my studio and shop, BLAZE. My full range includes corsages, hair accessories, small coin purses, large purses, clutch bags and handbags.
Every piece created is cut and assembled by hand ensuring it’s uniqueness. I enjoy experimenting with floral shapes, which are all individually hand cut to create dense areas of interesting texture, maximising the sculptural qualities of the soft nappa leather. The purses are lined with quirky coordinating patterned linings. All fabrics are carefully sourced so combinations keep changing in order to keep items individual. All items are hand-crafted with every detail carefully considered ensuring each item is both functional, beautiful and tactile.
I enjoy creating beautiful containers such as purses and bags for people to carry around their treasured possessions, which are as beautiful on the inside as they are outside.

I make ceramic bowls by hand using coiling methods. I add varying percentages of colouring oxides to a stoneware clay and glaze the interiors in a contrasting colour.

Inspired by my surroundings; architecture, nature and sailing boats, I love making pieces that enhance the cultural activities of dining and entertaining, maybe sparking a conversation.
My pieces are fashioned from white earthenware using a combination of throwing and hand-building with slabs, I use white clay to enhance the shape of the ceramics and show off the food, to its best advantage. Each piece is finished in a high gloss glaze for beauty and the functionality of every day use.

Kim makes colourful and decorative pieces for the home and garden using wire and beads. The pieces range from small decorations on ribbon hangers to larger sculptural 3d pieces and 2d wall pieces. She draws her inspiration from nature and animals and each piece is unique as they are made free-hand, without the use of machinery.