Exeter Craft Festival

Mim Brigham uses hot blown glass that's pulled to make canes, which she cuts and fuses. Her inspiration comes from slides of sand dune grass seen through the microscope, and she uses bright colours reminiscent of a day by the seaside. Discover Made by Mim's unique work at this year's craft festival

Stephanie Buddle designs and produces a complete range of stunning resin jewellery, created in colour ‘collections’ which ensures that every piece is unique and exclusive - head to stand 56 for jewellery with a difference

Kitty Jane Designs unique and intricate works are inspired by a love of travelling, ethnic art, colours and patterns - discover more on stand 71 at this year's festival

New to this year's festival, Charlotte Biba Bouchard designs jewellery that touches on the past whilst responding to contemporary styling – pieces can be delicate but also simple and striking as well as bold and dramatic - find Charlotte's full range on stand 11

We're loving this hardy Galloway by artist/printmaker Marielle Ebner-Rijke, whose inspiration comes from living and working on the edge of Dartmoor - discover more of Marielle's beautiful work on stand 68 at this year's festival

Ceramic artist Kevin Mansfield is new to the festival this year. No moulds or templates are used in his work, so each exquisite piece is unique - discover Kevin's ceramics on stall 31

MyBearHands is back on stand 96 with contemporary jewellery made of silver and brass with bright and beautiful resins

New for 2019 - luscious leather bags and accessories by Hilary Johnson Handmade on stand 82

Take time out to enjoy the South West’s premier arts and craft festival on Exeter Cathedral Green this July 4-6, and visit stand 8 to discover more of Mark Morel’s unique ceramics.

Just a quick reminder that applications for this year's festival need to be sent in by Monday so download a form from our website at http://www.exetercraftfestival.co.uk/how- to-apply-2/ to catch the weekend post!

Just a quick reminder. All 2019 Application Forms to be returned to us by the 5th JANUARY. You can print off form from website here http://www.exetercraftfestival.co.uk/how- to-apply-2/. Have a Merry Christmas Hope to see you in July 2019

A quick reminder that applications for next year's festival need to be returned by January 5 - details of how to apply and application forms are available now on the Exeter Craft Festival website

The application forms for the 2019 Exeter Craft Festival are now available for download from our website, so grab them now, all you crafty people!

To all would-be exhibitors – don't forget that application packs for the 2019 Exeter Craft Festival will be available on our website: www.exetercraftfestival.co.uk from October 2018. Make a note in your diaries!

After three fantastic days on the green, we've shut up shop for this this year. Huge thanks to our artists and makers for displaying their wonderful work, our lovely entertainers, and our refreshment stands for keeping people fed and watered in the heat - but most of all, a massive thank you to everyone who came along to support arts and crafts in the South West - we hope to see you all again next year xx

Another beautiful day gets underway and it's this year's final chance to enjoy free entry and entertainment, meet over 100 of the South West's best artists and makers, and sample some scrummy refreshments on Exeter's historic Cathedral Green. The festival opens at 9.30 today and finishes at 5pm - hope to see you there!

It all starts today - free entry, free entertainment, refreshments and over 100 of the South West's best artists gather on Exeter Cathedral's historic green for our annual three-day craft festival - hope to see you there!

Only 24 hours until the festival starts! As always, we've some wonderful wood turners, including Turning Point SW - find them on stand 25

Loved the Exeter woodcarving display x