Sami Bop

Danette is the designer and creator behind the very popular Sami Bop range of the coolest, funkiest, sweetest little clothing around.

Danette brings 20 years of fashion design and experience to her creations. She creates quality kids clothing which is both innovative and fun.

She individually make each and every item herself from recycled and vintage fabrics - although very occasionally she will find something new that she could not resist!

Sami Bop features clothing for girls and boys -

babies -

She will have a range of summer hats -

and something for mums -

Marg Hutton

Marg is the brains (and the green fingers) behind going Potty with Marg.

Marg creates succulent and cacti arrangements in a variety of individual and often quirky pots.

These mini gardens are very resilient making them a perfect gift for someone with a busy lifestyle (don't we all!?)

Marg goes to a lot of trouble selecting the plants, which she propagates and grows herself, matching them with suitable pots.
Sometimes she enhances the arrangement with stones or figurines.

Marg will be bringing a large range of her potted creations to Mountain Makers next week, so be sure to check out her display.

You'd be potty not to!

Idle Hands

Idle Hands are Imogen and Amber ...and they make stuff!

Such varied and wonderful stuff!

Idle Hands is a Blue Mountains home-based business
focusing on contemporary handmadeness.

Their aim is to use quality supplies of Australian origin where possible.

And to be as green as possible - by the use of recycled and upcycled supplies.

And to create everything with love and care.

And it sure shows!

Teangi Chambers

We're so delighted that Teangi is joining us this time - she makes the cutest sculptures!

You can really see that Teangi has a passion for animals and nature which she expresses through her one-of-a-kind metal sculptures.

All of Teangi's sculptures are individually handmade, they are not mass-produced and each one is an individual , signed by Teangi.

Teangi uses steel to produce wild and exotic animals as well as taking commissions for her popular "sculpt my pet project".

All of Teangi's sculptures are suitable for indoor or outdoor use.

Come along and be delighted by Teangi's metal sculptures.

Alison Dickin

Alison Dickin is a botanical artist who specialises in painting native Australian plants and birds.
Alison works mainly in watercolours but has also recently been using coloured pencils to add another effect to her work. 

Originally from Shropshire, UK, Alsion has a degree in textile design and has had previous careers as a knitwear designer and a graphic designer.

Moving to  the Blue Mountains inspired Alison to begin drawing and painting again.
She says that she loves the ancient forests of the Blue Mountains National Park and is inspired by the amazing local wildflowers including the Banksia, Kangaroo Paw, Flannel Flower and Waratah. 

Some of Alison's most recent creations are a series of fruit and vegetables.

Her artwork will be available at the market as prints, cards and originals.