A Makers’ Sale of Work – Thursday 28th November ’24
After last year’s rip-roaring success, we are going again on the ‘Makers’ Sale of Work’. There will be a fabulous array of makers on show, each laden with beautiful things to sell.
We will be welcoming our marvellous makers at The Grange Winery on Thursday 28th November between 9am-3pm.
Entry is free and we will be taking donations for Allegra’s Ambition on the door. Allegra’s Ambition aims to enable, engage and empower young, disadvantaged people to fulfil their potential through participation in sport and outdoor activities.
You can expect hand-thrown ceramics, homeware, textiles, jewellery, art, books, bags, flowers, oils, baskets and, of course, wine! We will be selling The Grange wine and gifts from the Land Rover bar and you may just have a chance to taste The Grange's new still wines before anyone else- The CHARDONNAY 2023 and The PINOT NOIR 2022.
Becka Cooper is hard at work dreaming up some delicious food too.
Our Makers:
Beautifully designed wool and Scottish tweed for women and men, proudly made in Britain. Waistcoats and trousers with perfect tailoring that never fails to flatter and everything so well made, it lasts forever.
@acre_and_holt
Design studio founded by artist and designer Hannah Watts. The studio consists of artwork, homewares and musings by the designer which draw inspiration from the culture, colour, energy and craftsmanship of Africa where she spent a lot of time travelling through the years. Bold, bright and beautiful.
@s_i_l_o_studio
Claire Ayeni
Claire worked for a couple of small fashion accessory companies before working on her own designs which combine her love of textiles and colour. Her contemporary handmade macrame bags and water bottle holders are designed to be both practical and fun.
@claireayeni
Exquisitely woven textiles in Australian Merino lambswool, Sarah produces subtly coloured scarves, shawls, blankets, cushions and other homewares designed on a 16 shaft Louet Megado dobby loom in her Surrey workshop, for production (mostly in limited editions of up to 12 of each colour) on a power loom in a Yorkshire mill.
@sarahtyssen
Izzy is a London-based potter working predominantly in stoneware on the wheel. Passionate about craftsmanship, each piece is designed with a focus on enhancing daily life and a belief that authenticity to material is integral to good design. All manner of stunning, candlesticks, bowls, vases, mugs and sets derived from classic forms with elegant handmade glazes.
@izzylettyceramics
Louise is a City and Guilds qualified basketmaker who shares her passion with others through teaching. Being a member of the Basketmakers' Association opened her eyes to the incredible diversity within basketry, both traditional and contemporary and she will bring a wonderful selection - plus you could sign up for her upcoming workshops.
@louisebrownbasketmaker
Francheska Pattisson
Francheska creates sublime ceramic artworks. She works mostly in white earthenware, both on the electric wheel and by hand-building. She states that surface is as important as form; the clay becomes the canvas. She applies colour in the form of slips and underglazes in multiple layers, combined with wax resist and scraffito.
@the_open_kiln
@francheskapattisson
Beyond the Barn is a florist based near Winchester in Hampshire. Jo and Ruth are creative friends who share one passion and who have combined their natural talents and their love of flowers for over 20 years. Wreaths, decorations and the best amaryllis we’ve ever seen.
@beyondthebarnflowers
Reema Pachachi became the first Creative Director of De Beers LV in 2001. Having had over 30 years experience in jewellery, she launched her own brand kuka-me. Gorgeous, easy-to-wear sterling silver and 18ct gold jewellery, particularly created for independent women with an individual sense of style.
@kukamejewellery
In her Sussex studio, Laura designs blockprinted linens, cottons and oilcloths - a little bit Bloomsbury but also very contemporary - in wonderful natural colours. Cushions, bags, wrapping paper and tea towels as well as fabric to order and incorporating designs by her daughter Maudie of fungus&mold.
@lauradelamare60
Victoria’s work is intuitive, holistic and smells utterly delicious. Exploring the ancient form of scent making led her to create four signature blends and a wide range of products including candles, bath soaks, soaps and natural perfume elixirs. Body balms, oils … and more.
@victoriaogilvyessence
Middlemarch Fine Art specialises in the work of mid to late twentieth-century British artists and will be bringing a small selection of works including Tessa Newcomb, Elisabeth Frink and Mark Hearld.
@middlemarchfineart
Camilla Dinesen Jewellery
Danish jeweller Camilla Dinesen was a part of the creative crowd that birthed the movement of Young British Artists in the nineties. Today she is working out of her studio in the countryside near Winchester with clients who love her quirky somewhat schizophrenic (her own words) style that somehow combines architectural with organic in silver, gold and white gold.
@camilladinesenjewellery
Having worked in the textile design industry for over 20 years Liz McKenzie decided to explore other creative avenues, drawing on that background to develop a ceramic style that echoes her love for colour and texture in a wide variety of forms with wonderfully diverse outcomes.
@lizzallmakes
Eland has the largest list of classic travel books in the world. They currently sell 175 titles and are beginning to feel confident that wherever you travel, or are passionately interested in, there will be an Eland title to expand your horizon. Barnaby will not be able to bring the full list … but a very good selection.
@elandpublishing
Rebecca Wordsworth works solely with porcelain, in all it’s unpredictable glory. She immortalises seasonal hedgerow flowers by hand-pressing them directly onto the clay and sparingly applies gold lustre to elevate pieces that are delicate but eye-catching. Every piece she makes is beautiful and unique.
@rebeccawordsworthporcelain
Inspired by fellow artists and a love of textiles, Michele decided to meticulously source the exact colour and yarn she wanted to hand knit the perfect jumper. And has now added cardigans, tank tops, hats and fingerless gloves. Working from her cottage studio, she uses a mix of natural mohair and lambswool in wonderful earthy colours.
@handknitsbyme
Step into artist Nick McMillen's world, where bark weaving and botanical charcoal drawings unveil the hidden wonders of the woods in intricate and fascinating detail. Nick is bringing a series of limited edition drawings and prints.
@mcmillenart
Sally Ashburton, textile designer and inveterate collector will be bringing a selection of treasures, Rufena Tuscan olive oil (available for the first time), hand-embroidered t-shirts by Fa)i(te design, hand painted furniture and clothing by new young designer Chloe Lewin for Ant Elias.
Becka Cooper
Of course, the inimitable Rebecca Cooper will be amongst this brilliantly assembled throng of makers, crafting her very own brand of delicious treats to accompany your shopping day. The much-needed sustenance sourced from local farms and suppliers to fuel you for the fair.
@cooper.becka
We very much looking forward to seeing you.
