Sale Preview Part Three - Jewellery & Pampering

Caroline Watson will be back again this year with her timeless and romantic silver jewellery. From her workshop in London, Caroline creates pieces inspired by the natural world. Her pieces can be worn individually as charms or styled together.
Her work is represented in galleries and shops throughout the United Kingdom and online.

Sonia Shakerley sources natural gems and stones from around the world to create unique pieces. She will be showing a wide range of her work at Homeworks including earrings, necklaces, anklets, bracelet and also children’s jewellery.

 

The Homemade Company want to bring back the simplicity, joy and sheer fun of making things at home, things that are made with love and full of goodness. All the kits are made up in the UK and The Homemade Company pride themselves on using simple packaging with a low environmental impact.
Celia Worster will be offering on the spot massage again this year and her bespoke hand blended oils and creams for men and women.

Sale Preview Part Two - Interiors

We have many returning designers at this year’s sale, including Homeworks team members Lou and Fiona. Incredibly, as well as spending the last few months organising all our Christmas sales with the rest of the Homeworks team, they have also found the time to design and produce these new pieces for Christmas:

Knitted lampshades by Fiona Bailey. Red Rose and Green Bug Sets by Lou Rota. Also back for a second year is Janey Whitehorn with her beautiful hand marbled lampshades and accessories:

This year we are welcoming Charlotte Clemence for the first time. Her love is taking tired vintage pieces and transforming them into luxury one off designs. Charlotte is also happy to take commissions:

Boudoir chair in Missoni fabric by Charlotte Clemence.

Sale Preview Part One - For Men

We thought we would start with one of the trickiest areas of Christmas shopping - what to buy for the men in your life? We have a few suggestions from our Homeworks stallholders which should provide some inspiration:

Cashmere football scarves by Savile Rogue (get there early, these were selling out fast last year) and silk scarves by Somerville Scarves. Limited edition print by Outline Editions.

Only one more week to go...

Not long now until the next Homeworks Sale, make sure it’s in your diary and come along next week for some festive shopping (with a glass of something fizzy if you make it in the evening.)

Our pre sale previews will begin over the weekend, but until then here is some gorgeous 100% cotton nightwear from Sogoodnight.

The full list of exhibitors...

Over the next week we will be uploading images from the amazing range of exhibitors we have at year's Homeworks Christmas Bazaar, but in the meantime please while away a happy moment or two clicking on the links to all their websites: Annie Neill, Bird in the Hand, Caroline Watson, Charlotte Clemence, Christa Davis, Dorothy Stiven, Fiona Bailey Designs, Folk at Home, Handworks, Jacqui Ramrayka, Janey Whitehorn, Jo Gordon, Lou Rota, Moomu, Mrs Booth, Nancy Batty, Outline Editions, Petra Boase, Samantha Morris, Savile Rogue, Smith and Coates, So Goodnight, Somerville Scarves, Sonia Shakerley, Sparrowkids, The Homemade Company, Thornback and Peel, Timea Sido, Twisted Twee, Victoria Richards. Enjoy!

Homeworks Christmas Bazaar

It's less than 3 weeks to the Homeworks Christmas Bazaar at the 20th Century Theatre!

Put the dates in your diary and come along for some great Christmas shopping!

Thursday 25th November 2-9pm

Friday 26th November 10-9pm

For the next few weeks we will preview work by some of the stall holders.

As featured in today's You magazine we have Nancy Batty with her gorgeous pictures.

Homeworks are still at Artisan...

...but only until Saturday 30th October!

You've got just over a week to get to Artisan Gallery at 80 Harlesden Road, where you'll find quirky gifts, children's clothing, vintage homewares, framed prints and cards, knitting kits and much, much more.

Lou Rota's plates, mugs and stickers, Handworks block printed cotton handkerchiefs and a tantalising glimpse of a Mrs Booth card...

Marjorie the mannequin sporting a striped Smith and Coates jumper and a Handworks ruffle skirt as she strolls through the fragrant jasmine on her way to admire the Janey Whitehorn marbled lampshade in the window.

Beautiful ceramics made by Sam Frankel, vintage glass bottles from Homespun and Vintage, more jasmine leaves and framed family tree prints. Really, what else do you need?

Smith and Coates children's tops and dresses made from recycled wool mixing and matching perfectly with Handwork's beautiful block printed cotton dresses, skirts, dressing gowns and pyjamas.

And in case your walls or your table are looking a little bare, now's your chance to stock up on Lou Rota plates and Nancy Batty collages. Or even the vintage shelf - it's for sale from Homespun and Vintage.