The British Craft Trade Fair (BCTF) has welcomed a raft of new sponsors on board for its next round of awards, to be presented at the show in Harrogate on Monday April 8, 2019. Heart Gallery in Hebden Bridge will sponsor the Best Newcomer award for the first time and we caught up with owner,
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Becca Macdonald will exhibit at BCTF for the first time in 2019, within the Newcomers section of the legendary show for British designer-makers. A self-taught metal-clay jeweller, Becca is based in the World Heritage Site of Saltaire Village, West Yorkshire, where she handcrafts all her pieces. Metal clay combines recycled silver particles with a
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Organisers of the British Craft Trade Fair (BCTF) have announced that three new sponsors are on board for the next edition of their prestigious awards, to be presented during the show on Monday April 8th. Pyramid Gallery, York, Heart Gallery, Hebden Bridge and ACID (Anti Copying in Design), join existing award sponsors The Giftware Association
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Continuing with our series on British designer-makers exhibiting at BCTF 2019, we catch up with the lovely Naomi Sisson’s of Seed Home Designs, who will exhibit within the Post-Newcomers area of the show, Stand P3. Seed Home Designs offers high quality British made eco-friendly flora and nature inspired printed fabrics, lampshades, cushions and upholstered pieces.
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The British Craft Trade Fair (BCTF) features a broad selection of exceptionally talented independent British jewellers. We catch up with new exhibitor, Camilla West, who will present her collection at BCTF 2019. Camilla designs in recycled silver and gold. Except for her upcoming partially cast range, she makes every piece completely by hand. Says Camilla:
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Erica Sturla creates lively and colourful scenes with three-dimensional clay figures set against hand painted backgrounds, working from her studio in Worthing. Limited edition prints, greetings cards and tea towels are also available. She is also experimenting with “wearable art” in the form of printed images on scarves. Inspirations are firmly rooted in the simple
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