Moon and Magic is the creative brainchild of Luna Staple and Genie Goldsack-Rowland. We began many years ago creating kitsch designs from recycled materials and exploring our ideas through tote bags, aprons and the odd costume. Over the years we adopted Taz Kingston and developed a firm design ethos, focusing on sustainability with underlying themes of myth and fantasy. 

Since discovering Steampunk in 2010 Moon and Magic has become one of the few creators of Steampunk in Bristol. A revelation which enhanced our passion for up-cycling and posted us firmly in the things that never were. Everything is made and inspired by the abandoned treasures of our throw-away culture.

Follow Moon and Magic on Facebook or visit their website. 

The majority of my designs are handmade from fabric, including house décor, toys, hanging mobiles and accessories. I like to experiment with current popular household items such as my twist on the fabric doorstop; in sumo form! And a most unexpected bunting design; washing line bunting! Also due for launch in March are my art prints involving quirky characters and confused zombies!

Every art piece is created with passion and good quality materials and as it is all handmade, each item is unique!  Expect many a strange and wonderful item!"

Follow Fish N Kitsch on Etsy and Facebook 

The Altered Bookshop is all about creating beautiful new objects out of old or unloved books. Often playing with the original theme of the book, Sophie makes one-of-a-kind treasures, such as secret boxes, bracelets, mirrors and magnets. She also has a selection of weird and wonderful greetings cards made using illustrations from vintage books. Commissions are always welcome. Email:[email protected]

My work combines a design aesthetic with craft making skills - mainly in porcelain and bone china, I often combine them with other materials; knitted textiles, laser cut steel, thermo-chromatic surface coatings. When studying ceramics I became interested in using repetitive processes to create objects that are unique; casting in moulds that can be re-configured to produce different forms from each cast, working with glazes that grow crystals when fired. I rely on chance to bring about a kind of coincidental beauty, creating subtle and elegant objects, from tableware to lighting, for everyday use.

Find out more on my web site www.estherhubert.co.uk

 I live in Bristol and have always had a passion for interiors & crafting. I opened my Etsy shop just over a year ago where I sell my pillows which are all made from vintage fabrics mainly dating from the 60s/70s and mixed with modern organic fabric. When I'm not making my pillows I have a coffee & crepe business which I take to music festivals.

Follow Retro68 on Facebook or Etsy

Candy & Fags are the makers of  glass art mirrors and fused glass jewellery.
Inspired by a whole range of stuff and nonsense and influenced by none of it at the same time.
They don't work that often, mainly on a Thursday evening .
You may find that they items for sale on Etsy. 
Depends on the day of the week. 

You can find Candy and Fags on facebook and etsy, and meet them at our Easter Market at the Arnolfini. 

Joe Kang is a Bristol based maker/designer/photographer with a love for all things vintage, pretty & handmade! Red Bird Makes supports the handmade trade, providing unique items that have been created with love and care just for you. 

Her designs are inspired by colour, nature, travel and all things old fashioned with an undeniable quirky approach. A huge believer in recycling, creator Joe Kang says "I just hate throwing things out, I have accumulated many fabrics and garments over the years, many of which have been transformed and given a new lease of life."  This is the place for simple yet functional home-wares for you and your home. 

Meet Red Bird Makes at our Spring Market at Windmill Hill farm, in the meantime you can find her on facebook, blogspot and etsy.

My homemade Treasures brings you cute, kitsch home-wares, from cushions and peg bags to aprons (for kids and adults) and aromatic lavender bags. Everything is sourced from recycled materials where possible, creator Louisa Smith says "I feel that just because curtains are old that they shouldn't be discarded as rubbish."

  These fun little treasures are inspired by coveted items from shops and magazines, My Homemade Treasures uses the beauty and uniqueness of fabric to create kitsch items from nothing, she enjoys the thrill of trying out new things and incorporating her love of fabrics, buttons, ribbons, bows and braids into every design. 

Louisa has been sewing since she was very young, taught by her mother and is already passing on her skills and passion for sewing to her two girls.

You can find My Homemade Treasures at Bazaar Inspirations May market! Or check out her blog.

Beautiful handmade ceramics by Renee from Maze Studios. Inspired by the natural world, Renee uses traditional pottery methods including slip casting, hand building and throwing. 

Maze Studio offers its own fully equipped studio space for ceramic artists, they provide professional and networking support and regular classes in ceramics. They can be found at the Barton Hill trading estate, no booking is required if you are interested in taking part in one of these classes. More details are available on their website.

Come along to our handmade market's in May and June to find Renee and her work.