Our next event on Saturday, May 4th promises a variety of wonderful designers. artists and crafters. The first Saturday of every month features 20 plus stalls all local artists from Suffolk showcasing their excellent work. Browse and buy from the community, supporting creativity.

Catherine Downes

My designs are by nature very clean and minimal but retain a very feminine quality with an almost "Calligraphy" like feel to them. I work in Sterling Silver and all pieces are designed and handmade by myself. 

http://www.fruitfarmfabrics.co.uk/index.html

The wonderful creativity from Caroline Davidson. Inspired by photographs and drawings taken from around her home, an old fruit farm in Suffolk. Bold, contrasting colours with strong repeat pattern combined with the unexpected make this work 

original and and a joy to have about the home. 

Saturday 2nd March is fast approaching. We shall be U P S T A  I R S and inside the Apex with 24 stalls. It promises to be a busy event with a grand variety of exhibitors.

Beaded Garden

Dizzy Dizzigns

Jason Lewis

The work from three of our exhibitors.

 Jane, of The Beaded Garden, hand-makes beautiful textiles and jewellery. Her use of colour and fabric pattern is such a joy and a little piece of sunshine to see you through the winter.

Shelley of Dizzy Dizzigns is a full time Silversmith, making striking and beautiful jewellery. She exhibits all around Suffolk in a variety of craft events and we are delighted to have her show with us when she can. Her jewellery is quirky, wearable and wonderfully unique. 

Jason Lewis is a printmaker working in Bury St. Edmunds. His prints often feature well known buildings from the local area as well as a range of repeated patterns in beautiful colour ways.

It is a wonderful opportunity when a a writer from a new Life Styles magazine for Bury St. Edmunds gets in touch and wishes to write an article about the March Hare Collective. I'll post up more information regarding the article as soon as I know. Such fantastic images have been sent over and I'll upload some over half term! Watch this space...