Contemporary glass jewellery, accessories & ornaments melted by Anna L Tillman

Whilst predominantly teamed with sterling silver to create wearable jewellery, Anna also makes home accessories and Christmas ornaments. Her individual collections cover a range of tastes, from the understated, elegant, frosted glass of the Harmony Collection to the bright, fun loving Polka Dotty Collection. The theme of showcasing the beauty of glass itself runs through the entire A Little Trinket range

April Hay is an award-winning textile designer and the founder of Agate & Ayre: designs inspired by the rich British geological landscape. Using her own photography of geological sites around the UK, she designs bold and colourful prints which stand out from the crowd. Her designs are digitally printed using environmentally friendly inks before she sews them into a range of home and fashion accessories from her studio in Glasgow - from luxurious silk scrunchies to plush velvet infinity scarves.

Gail Kelly makes hand stitched collages using her linocuts and woodcuts printed on vintage Irish linen. Her designs are inspired by the countryside where she lives in Northern Ireland along with beautiful gardens and landscapes she sees on her travels in Britain and Ireland.
Her Linen Prints are linocuts of trees, gardens and wildlife printed on Irish linen, available framed and in mounts. She also designs and publishes Algan Arts greetings cards.

Alice loves to draw seasonal species found or spotted on walks near her home. These
illustrations then venture onto cards and products for others to enjoy. Alice likes to share the
joy of the natural world in everyday activities -illustrated enamel mugs for hot chocolate on a
walk, bringing the outdoors, on a tea towel design or a notebook you can take anywhere, or
a card posted to friends

Altered Chic, based in Derbyshire, design and make a range of greetings cards, gifts and wooden
picture hangers. Beautifully illustrated, their greetings cards are finished with wooden or acrylic
embellishments for a wide range of occasions and relations. Their gifts include a range of wooden
signs which are engraved and finished with colourful acrylic shapes. Their wooden magnetic picture
hangers are a modern and unique way of displaying prints or a treasured piece of art.

Traditional jewellery and ceramic techniques with a modern twist and architectural influence.
Sterling silver is hand formed into delicate studs to statement chains inspired by traditional
techniques such as loop in loop chain - and detailed Amy’s signature use of cement.
Alongside jewellery, Amy hand carves stoneware clay inspired by the Kurinuki carving
technique, creating ceramics ranging from mugs to decorative objects; glazed in a carefully
selected colour palette influenced by her metalworking background

Adele makes jewellery, small objects and 2D multimedia landscapes. She values practical hand making skills in the creation of her work and enjoys letting the material influence and dictate how the pieces of work evolve during production. She has become increasingly interested in pattern and texture after a trip to Iceland where she found the linear texture in the vastness of the dramatic volcanic landscape very inspiring, since then she has been exploring landscape ideas.

Dragon award-winning wildlife illustrator Alexia Claire is from Yorkshire and now based in the National Forest. She offers collectable greetings cards, wrapping paper, art prints, notepads and educational products for children, all featuring her watercolour British wildlife ID chart style compositions. Alexia is celebrating 15 years in business this year!

With over 80 wildlife topics covered so far, her designs are addictive to her customers. All printed in the UK and always with plastic-free packaging.

Ali’s jewellery makes a statement. From minimalist pieces to those with a political, humorous or irreverent take, Ali believes how her jewellery is made is just as important as what it stands for.

Working in recycled silver, her precision with a saw blade and signature highly-polished finish show off both her skill and commitment to detail, with each piece being practical enough to be part of an everyday outfit but special whatever the occasion.

Alison sculpts in clay, she works figuratively. Alison started her journey as a painter, and discovered working in ceramics allowed her to capture more emotion and movement
In her work. Through a tilt of the head or slight curl of a lip she could change the whole mood of the subject. Alison feels there is a point when the figure comes to life and looks back at her and this is her driving force.

A little bit different. Inspired by nature and combining traditional coach building and modern manufacturing techniques, I produce products and artwork in aluminium. They range from butterflies, flowers, maps to Holly wreaths, jewellery and garden sculptures. Planished and polished, easy to look after and add an immediate impact to the garden or indoors. Commissions always considered.

Angela divides her studio time developing two signature lines which reflect her love of nature. Her landscapes are created through the layering of coloured glass, frits and stringers before being fired several times, whilst the manipulation of glass in the kiln produces individual poppies, each one as unique as those found in the natural world.
The fluid nature of melting glass adds a natural energy and an organic feel to both her landscapes and flowers. landscapes