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maleficent things

I created Maleficent Things in 2016 out of my love of movies and fondness for fairytales. I began by making a collection of character themed charm bracelets representing princesses, heroines, villains and the misunderstood, from the likes of Cinderella to Hermione, the Evil Queen to Maleficent herself. Since then I have designed hundreds of items inspired by films, fairytales and literature. From quote pendants and pins to pin cushions and watercolour prints, Maleficent Things presents an enchanting collection of original film, fairytale and book inspired jewellery, stationery and gifts. I am delighted to also offer private workshops, jewellery making classes and parties for adults and children. All can be tailored to create the perfect bespoke package, so do get in touch if you would like to discuss ideas. When the pandemic made workshops and parties difficult, I created make-at-home craft kits to help people enjoy creative happy time at home, and so Charming Crafty Things was born. I now have a wide range of kits available here on this website, and you can find a handpicked selection on my Charming Crafty Things Etsy and Small and Beautiful shops too. I studied Art many moons ago and am delighted to once again have the opportunity to paint, design and create, alongside looking after my three delightful boys (superhero powers: sarcasm, hugs and sideblinding) and a huge fluffy dog (superhero power: mood enhancement). I thoroughly enjoy designing my Maleficent Things and creating crafty kits brimming with beautiful materials so that you can make your own lovely things too. I hope you enjoy your Crafty Charming Things as much as I do!

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wild root

Halsall

Wild Root is a fully plant-based café, deli and event space with onsite farm shop set in a beautiful rural location. Plants are at the centre of everything we do here! Our cafe and deli offer a wide range of homemade meals with plants at the centre of every dish, no junk, no nasty fillers! We are determined to bring plant-based eating back to plants, putting vegetables in the centre of each plate! Our farm shop offers a wide range of our own made products such as our famous Cashew Cheese, cold pressed juices, kombucha and more to come!

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blackthorpe barn

4.3(154)

Edmunds,

THE BLACKTHORPE BARN WAS BUILT ROUND 1550, PROBABLY BY JOHN DRURY WHO HAD JUST ACQUIRED THE MANOR OF ROUGHAM THROUGH THE DISSOLUTION OF THE GREAT BENEDICTINE ABBEY AT BURY ST. EDMUNDS IN 1539. It is timber framed with a vast, striking thatched roof measuring over 30 metres long. The barn’s purpose was to be used for the threshing and storage of grain and it continued as a grain store until 1985. You can read more about the barn’s history here. These days the threshing barn and the surrounding buildings are used for events including the festive craft market at Christmas and other art exhibitions during the year, as well as for weddings in the summer months. The Courtyard Café is regularly open at the weekends and other events take place during the year; see the events calendar or follow us on Facebook and Instagram to see what’s on.

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mbc arts wellbeing

4.8(16)

Sunderland

Our Arts Wellbeing team bring together specialist knowledge and experience from a range of arts disciplines. Our team of passionate, experienced and enthusiastic tutors and assistants work hard to deliver our fun, engaging and innovative experiences. Why not come along and discover something new – many of our give it a go experiences cost less than £25 per person, and we offer a whole range of completely free arts courses too. Our free courses are designed for those in our community who stand to benefit from the fantastic creative and wellbeing benefits working with a range of arts processes such as glass, ceramics and fabric work can bring. Our free courses are designed to be fun, hands-on, practical, friendly, and tailored to the needs of each individual enrolled on each course. Our organisation is not for profit, and we re-invest our surplus funds to benefit arts engagement and self-improvement in our local community in a variety of ways, including free specialist arts workshops, free courses, and investing in specialist equipment and resources to enable us to offer our arts engagement programmes to even wider audiences.

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the mindful seasonalist

5.0(5)

Nr Chorley

Hello there By way of introduction, I'm a seasonal, 'British flowers only' florist and workshop facilitator. Once upon another life, I worked in Law on behalf of asbestos victims and those suffering from occupational stress and PTSD, but I have always been a gardener. Nature and flowers were forever a refuge, and it was to those things that I returned when I wanted to escape the every day. I also saw how being in their own green spaces became comforting to clients suffering from terminal pain and psychological illness. Nature and their gardens held them, and it was with this in mind that I turned to British grown, seasonal flowers as a way of mindful, creative living. Social and therapeutic horticulture is my passion, and so, too, is allowing flowers to be our wild remedy whenever we need it. My workshops are designed to allow you to reconnect with yourself mindfully as we explore seasonal flower design for wellness. Together, we create with freshly grown flowers and foliage instinctively and intuitively, allowing our hearts to lead our design. We work slowly, and in the moment. There is no rush; only a calm space which enables us to create with beautiful flowers comfortably, for our wellbeing. I hope you'll join me. Tracey @themindfulseasonalist.com

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delamere flower farm

5.0(60)

Cheshire

We’re based in the small village of Norley, on the edge of Delamere Forest. We’ve got about half an acre of south facing land behind the house where we can be found cultivating a huge variety of flowers. From scented sweet peas and old fashioned roses in June, to the shapes and sizes of dahlias in August, we love to grow cottage garden flowers that you just can’t get elsewhere. Over the years we’ve developed the experience and know-how to get the flowers looking their best just as they’re picked. With everything we do here, we try to care for the land and the environment we live in, growing organically and ethically. We have our own beehives, to help pollination, collect our own rainwater to irrigate the flowers, and use our own compost to enrich the soil.

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the little brick house

5.0(8)

Founded in 2015, in an old brick Potato Store by the Farmhouse. The owner, Hannah, originally trained in Fashion Design, qualifying with a 2.1 degree in Fashion Design & Marketing (BA Hons). Having worked for over 10 years in the Fashion Industry, a relocation from London back to Cheshire led to a change in direction… A love of flowers & nature led to a focus on floristry….

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petal perfections

5.0(13)

SOMERSET

Hello and welcome, I'm Carol, owner of Petal Perfections. I have a passion for beautiful, luxury flower arrangements and providing an approachable, professional, friendly service to my customers. My style of floristry is loose, natural and romantic with an emphasis on detail. I use the best quality flowers both imported and grown locally, to achieve the desired look and style for all of my work. If you're planning your Wedding Day, I'd be delighted to hear from you. Whilst the start can be a little daunting, it really needn't be. Make that initial enquiry by using the contact form, I'll check the calendar for availability and from there we can progress to a conversation. If you have absolutely no idea about flowers and possible outcomes that's absolutely fine, let me provide the inspiration and guide you though all the possibilities.

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high grange devon

5.0(6)

Axminster

High Grange is a family-run business in the rolling hills of East Devon, run by Sara and husband Luke, a chef and wine merchant with over 20 years experience of cooking and teaching. Luke and Sara met on an internet date in 2010 and shared a lost Sunday afternoon in a dodgy bar called B @ 1 in Clapham Junction. Then we had three children, took in a sociopathic cat and a dog of supreme dim-wittedness. We all live in rural East Devon at High Grange, not far from the stunning Jurassic coast and Lyme Regis. We have a large outdoor cookery school with fire pits, pizza oven, Ofyr, and every type of Big Green Egg. We offer Full and Half Day Fire Schools where you can learn the full gamit of British outdoor cooking. We also have an indoor and outdoor woodland dining area for supper clubs and lunches, serviced by our chickens and vegetable patch. We can offer private dining options on request. Finally, our Shippen outbuilding offers wellness events and classes from yoga, pilates and reiki to sound baths and breathwork; and we also offer creative masterclasses covering everything from dried flower arranging to growing your own vegetables.

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packington somers fishery

5.0(11)

Warwickshire

Packington Estate is situated at the centre of the country nestled between Birmingham and Coventry. Its proximity to these two cities has shaped the Estate in becoming a mixed use, diverse hive of activity where the traditional country Estate meets the urban fringe. The mix of farming, forestry, residential, commercial and leisure business make this a truly unique Estate and a bustling community to live, work and play.

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