Maria is a local crafter who creates a plethora of gorgeous and colourful felt and cross stitch toys, cards, banners, mobiles and much much more. Popular with families, her items make delightful gifts, and are infinitely collectable!
Maria – Handmade Crafts will be at the Artfest ’16 Summer Art & Craft Market on Saturday 18th June, 11am-4.30pm at the Inverkeithing Civic Centre, Queen Street.
From the fertile imagination of Bigbyrd Design comes an array of wonderful items made from repurposed materials, such as electronic parts, circuit boards, computer keyboards and wood. Creations include jewellery, clocks and toys, and the results are fun, unique and make fantastically quirky gifts!
Paul is visiting the Makers Market from The Lothians, so we are very pleased that he is able to come to Fife and take part in the INVERKEITHING FESTIVE MAKERS MARKET on Saturday 12th December, 11AM – 4.30PM, Inverkeithing Civic Centre, Queen Street, KY11 1PA.
Tubular are another of the local artisans who regularly appear at our Makers Markets, and we are very pleased to be welcoming Lucie again in December 2015.
Maria Hickman is a prolific and inventive local felter, creating a host of cute and collectable felt and cross-stitch figures such as owls, budgies, dogs, kittens, monkeys, spacemen, robots and superheroes! Also all manner of useful items like pincushions, sewing kits, pencil pots and wedding ring pillows.
Maria will be joined by her crew of loveable creatures at our ART:JAM Art & Craft Market on Saturday 12th September, 11am-2pm.
Visitors will find lots of fantastically creative handmade items made from repurposed and found materials at the ART:JAM Art & Craft Market on 12th September.
Tubular gives tyre inner tubes a great new lease of life by fashioning them into fun and funky jewellery, toys and housewares. 11am-4.30pm, Inverkeithing Civic Centre, KY11 1AU
To help us feel in the Holiday spirit, see Kolesnik Kraft’s lovely selection of handmade wooden crafts, wine holders, nativities and miniature winter houses, and to help us help out our feathered friends during the winter – beautifully crafted bird tables.
“Our knitting and crafting group meets at ‘The Hospitium of the Grey Friars’ in Inverkeithing, locally known as ‘The Friary’, the best surviving example of a friary building left in Scotland.”
Who can resist these cheerful fellows?
“The group is free to all. The group’s aims are to encourage knitting and crafting and bring the community together.”
David McPherson is a local rocking horse maker and restorer. He designs and makes traditional Victorian style, hand carved, wooden rocking horses in three sizes using the best of timbers.His horses are bought by fans from near and far, and no doubt become special friends to the lucky children who get to play with them.
“I have always loved working with wood and helping to keep an old craft alive gives added enjoyment. All horses are handmade, meaning no two are exactly alike, giving each it’s own individuality and character….”
For more information visit David’s website.
David will be bringing an example of his beautiful horses to the Arts & Crafts Market on 13th December, and will be available to take orders on the day.
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