Stalls

Astrid Cripps – Well known local artist Astrid Cripps will have a selection of her original greetings cards for sale, many of them featuring local scenes, and most with an original poem. She will also have a few of her original pastels for sale.

Sandra Hutton – Sandra has been selling goods for close on 20 years and will have a range of Ulster Weaver and handmade tea cosies, oven gloves, gauntlets, pot mitts and Irish linen and cotton tea towels available over the weekend.

Pennie William & Barry Scorer – Apperley 

Mumford Crafts – Lower Apperley

Kaitlyn and Ros Fraser – ‘Pilea to the People’ brings the elusive Pilea Peperomioides, or ‘Chinese money plant’, to anyone who fancies one, but just can’t find any. As seen in the glasshouse at Oxford’s Botanic Garden and the shop at Kew Gardens, pilea are curiously formed and delightfully fast-growing, a source of joy for green fingers and small fingers alike. We will have a range of our little plants available as well as assorted crafts!
Jane Sherwood – Natural Willow Crafts. Jane is a local willow weaver producing her own designs and running course. She makes and sells a range of Natural Willow Crafts for the home and garden, including such things as obelisks, chickens, pigs, dragonflies, hot air balloons, hearts, onion stores, bird feeders and more. Jane will be joining us for all three days and only takes cash and bank transfer payments.

Jess Rayson is a textile printmaker, using her own linocut blocks to handprint onto fabric. She then makes a collection of unique soft furnishings for you home, including cushions and lampshades, alongside smaller gifts. Jess lives up the road from Deerhurst, in Apperley, and her own work is inspired by her natural surroundings and the veg she grows on her allotment. Jess will be joingin us on Saturday and Sunday

Sandra Townsend – Local Artist

My Fancy Feathers – Handmade beautiful feathered creations

 

AC Stuart Arts – My name is Anna. I am a Malvern based artist and maker creating handpainted and handmade gifts and homewares. I use acrylics, concrete and resin to make unique pieces, all produced in a shed at the bottom of the garden, at the foot of the Malvern Hills!

Curly Cloud Studio is run by Elitsa Veshkova, a Bulgarian/Bristish designer currently working and living in Bristol. Elitsa worked for several years as a graphic designer in children’s publishing both in house and as a freelancer. She decided that she wanted to create with her hands rather than on screen and this is how Curly cloud was born. A growing collection of cute handmade ceramics and illustrated paper goods.

Apperley Village Hall – Bric a Brac