Now in it's 5th year, the Sheffield Print Fair is an established event that features a wide range of printmaking disciplines from over 40 artists/printmakers, and applications to participate are now open.
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 Review by Ali Burdon of Very Berry Handmade |
 MADE LONDON - Bloomsbury returns to the stunning Mary Ward House for a spring weekend. This contemporary design and craft selling fair is a companion show for MADE LONDON - Marylebone, one of the top selling events for designers and makers in Europe. |
 Review by Maggy Woodley of Red Ted Art |
 Do you need apprenticeship funding? The Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (QEST), the charitable arm of The Royal Warrant Holders Association, helps emerging craftspeople to excel in their careers. |
 Garden designer Jinny Blom’s work is defined by both her skill with plants and an ability to create a garden that responds to the site’s context, both historically and in the wider landscape. In this book, Jinny shares her insight into the creative process she has developed whilst designing more than 250 gardens around the world. |
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 Ellie Pearce makes adorable outfits for children from vintage linen under the name Ellie's Heirlooms. We find out more about her kitchen table business and what inspires her... |
 As soon as I saw the title of this book, I was intrigued. Is it really possible to ‘Have Your Cake and Eat It’? Can you indulge in sweet treats with impunity? |
 This year The Country Living Magazine Spring Fair moves to an exciting new venue, where the historic Alexandra Palace offers a wonderful environment with lots more space. |
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 Review by Bebe BradleyBotanical artist and author of several books, Rosie Sanders's work has been displayed in many galleries, including the 'Shirley Sherwood Gallery of Botanical Art' at Kew Gardens in London. She is also the recipient of five Gold medals from the Royal Horticultural Society and has won the Royal Academy miniature award. Rosie currently lives in Devon where she runs botanical painting courses. |
 For me, the best thing about Spring is the burst of colour after a grey and dreary winter. It makes you want to fling open the windows and let the warmth and light in, and gets the creative juices flowing. Here are a few Spring themed makes from talented UK designers and makers! |
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 Review by Bebe BradleyWhether you reside in a compact city flat, bustling family home, a coastal or country retreat, 'The Creative Home' hopes that, within its pages, you will find the inspiration required to help you achieve your ideal living space. |
