Big love from us to you!

We hope you enjoyed the fair on Saturday, we certainly did! If you missed out, don't forget that you can shop online with almost all of our makers! Big thanks to everyone that came along and shopped with us, the corn exchange for hosting us and all the very super talented makers who were such a pleasure to work with! We hope you're feeling christmassy!

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That Old Chesnut Bakery

Melodies

Deborah Billinger

 Studio Aitch

 Stencil Haus

 Laura Shelton

 The Art Salon

 Mcdonough and Davies

 Mulberry Bush

 Magnetic Deluxe Jewellery

Nicola Hanrahan

 Red Paper House

 Naomi Southon

 Black Dust Uk

 Colieco

 Punto Belle

Love me sew craft kits

Jil Made This

 Estelle Wu

 Knit+Destroy

Reet tweet: welcome back Nicola Hanrahan

Nicola Hanrahan has presented her beautiful and original work at reetsweet before; a Leeds art college graduate she produces lovely illustrations inspired by nature, with a hint of a sweet tooth.

She presents her work in a range of ways; from her lovely new seasonal cards, to luxurious cushions, definitely one to get your Xmas presents from at the fair! 

Get your knickers in a twist: meet Colie co

Here at reetsweet we love a bit if luxury: whether it's tea with posher than usual biscuits or a piece of pretty silk - we all need some treats in life!

Colie co got in touch with us and will be coming to the next fair with their handmade knickers, pj shorts and other luxury, ethically made treats.

Colie Co is a brand that specialises in ethical but beautiful fashion all hand made in a studio in Yorkshire. All fabric is sourced locally or scraps that were going to be thrown away are used or they are made from old garments that have reached the end of their life. All buttons used are vintage or are re-used from old garments, and the sew in labels are even woven in the UK.

We're very excited about meeting them at our next event, head to www.reetsweet.com for more info.

New flyer design from Steph for reetsweet christmas...

Big thanks to the awesome designer Stephsayshello who's been designing our look since year dot, she's outdone herself with our latest flyer design and these will be winging their around Leeds in flyer and poster form from next week. BAD ASS. Thanks Steph!

Well, how the devil have you been?

Hello folks!

We hope you've had a wonderful summer and enjoyed yourselves! We went to Beacon's Festival, baked a lot of cake and started making our very own jewellery line - woop! But we're back and here to please, with a new designer/maker event in Leeds at The Corn Exchange on Sat Dec 7th.

The perfect day to come to town all cosy in your mittens, have a piece of cake, a cuppa and buy some crafty treats for those you love! Hope to see you there...

Becki
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Here's what you missed at Reetsweet Spring 2013

We just wanted to bob on here and say a huge thank you to everyone involved in making our fair possible on saturday, we had a brilliant and talented selection of makers, and a good crowd in to support us! Thanks also, to the folk at The Corn Exchange for hosting, and everyone who helped to publicise the event.

If you missed us, here's a rundown of what you could have perused...(with links where available to buy online)

Big thanks to...
/That old chesnut
/Ed Boxall /Sallyann Jewellery
/Natasha Green
/Nellie&Moo
/Lou Bijoux
/Chrissie Freeth
/Amy Panda
/Charli's Cupcakes
/The mouse ran up the clock

Smallest Design

  Love me sew

Pinegrove Leather

  Rita Broka

Becci Maryanne Illustration

Sarah Morris Jones

Gallons of ink

Dual Nation

It's here! 11am onwards...The Sheffield Spring Spectacular!

We aren't ones to boast, but tomorrow's fair in Sheffield at the Millennium Gallery is shaping up to be a belter so please bob down and take a peek, it's free and we are open until 5pm - just 2 mins walk from the train station!...

What can you expect?

Reetsweet is no ordinary craft fair, we handpick only the best quality crafts, and the most original makers around to bring you something worth leaving the high street behind for. You'll find original art, jewellery, printmaking, homewares including textiles and ceramics, upcycling - you name it, it's here, and it's all a little bit different to what you think of as 'craft'.

We began in 2010 with a mission - to campaign against crap craft and the general old fuddy duddy image of crafting and put on fairs that showcase modern, fashionable craft at it's best...so get down and show your support tomorrow...see you there!