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CRAFTED: Show Your Work

Duration: One-day event
Dates: Sat 26 Jul 2025 10:30 - 17:00
Location: Centrespace

Free, drop-in

Buy items from a collection of talented makers and get an insight into the processes and techniques used in their work at this special CRAFTED event.

Joining us from across Scotland, thirteen makers will be showcasing and selling their designs as well as sharing more about the skill and work that goes into their craft. 

Browse and buy handcrafted items, including printed cushions, ceramic mugs, jesmonite accessories, silver jewellery, wooden vessels, decorative glass and more. 

Each maker will also be highlighting different aspects their practice, from videos of them at work and examples of different stages of their processes to demonstrations and information about how you can get involved with workshops and classes.

Meet the makers

Fabric table runner printed with leaf patterns

Astrid Weigel

Astrid Weigel is a textile designer/maker producing a collection of screen printed art and home accessories. Inspired by nature and everyday life, she combines these themes with shapes and textures to form stylised images.
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Intricate print of a lion surrpunded by plant life

Beth S. Roberston

Beth is a Scottish wood engraver, linocut artist and illustrator from Fife. She prints limited edition wood engravings and linocuts on her two beautiful 19th century printing presses.
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Display of copper bowls by Dundee Community Crafts

Dundee Community Craft CIC

Dundee Community Craft CIC is a More Than Profit® Community Interest Company based in Dundee. They use craft and design to support recovery from complex trauma and substance use.
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Gand holding a penquin sticket

Freya Allan

Freya Allan is an illustrator base in Dundee. She makes bright and colourful prints inspired by food, nature and travel. She loves vibrant colours and playful textures and her work is always full of character.
Ceramic jug with stopper by Ian Henderson Ceramics

Ian Henderson Ceramics

Ian Henderson is a maker of decorative and functional ceramics which are hand-thrown and hand-decorated. His work is made from stoneware clay and is reduction fired in short production runs.
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Silk scraf with blue details and black lines

Joanna Craig Fine Artist & Designer

Joanna Craig creates designs which express her visual articulation through drawing and painting, developing striking visual works as gallery wall collections, wearable silks and large-scale public art pieces.
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Necklace with arch design

Lah-di-dah Designs

Jackie Graham is a contemporary jeweller who creates wearable pieces celebrating colour and the natural world. She handcrafts jewellery using silver, gold, gemstones, and pearls, along with more unconventional materials.
Three hand printed bookmarks featuring burd, plant and shell designs

Lesley Balfour Art

Lesley Balfour is a printmaker/artist based in Angus. Fascinated by nature’s detail and patterns, her original linocut prints are inspired by the wildlife and plants found in her garden and the natural landscape of Angus.
Desk tidy made using colourful jesmonite

Nine Angels

Nine Angels creates colourful, eco-friendly homewares and jewellery from jesmonite. Their pieces combine sustainability with creativity, with any waste transformed into unique handcrafted designs.
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Silver necklace

People in the Clouds

This jewellery brand crafts bespoke pieces using natural materials from places of emotional meaning. Each design creates a personal connection to the wearer's happy place, supporting mental well-being and enhancing mindfullness.
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Close up of two decorative wooden bowls

Primitive Woodland Line

Primitive is a line of wooden works produced by Scottish designer Kirsty Dalton using traditional methods. Each piece is individually handcrafted and the timber is locally sourced in Scotland.
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Glass bowls with ornage, blue and clear glass

Standing On A Beach

Claire is a glass artists based in Fife. Using kiln forming techniques, such as glass casting, fusing and slumping, Claire manipulates glass through the processes of heat, gravity and chemical reactions.
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Printed cushion showing a scene of houses beside the sea

Thistlemoss

Thistlemoss was established in 2015 in order to fulfil creator Zoe Jacob Rogers' vision of creating practical, useful objects to make people smile. Items are created using eco-friendly inks and natural linen.
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Getting to Centrespace

Centrespace is located on floor -3 of DCA. To get there, head to Jute Café Bar and then follow the stairs down at the entrance to DCA Print Studio. There will be signs showing the way or our friendly staff will be happy to point you in the right direction. Centrespace can also be accessed via the lift by selecting floor -3. 

 

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