Textile artist Jenny Garner lives and works in Edinburgh and makes a range of bags exclusively for Fabhatrix. The quirky Scottish style incorporates recycled tweed and tartan with embellishments of vintage buttons, silk, lace and ribbons. The practical tote and humorous sporran style are suitable for everyday use as well as special occasions.

Madeleine Shepherd's work refuses to be categorised. Wearable art and sculptural objects in yarn, textiles, paper and wire, incorporating photographic techniques and novel or recycled materials are all created at her studio in Edinburgh's New Town. Fabhatrix features her “electro-iconic” Cyberjewels range of brooches, knitted scarves and hand-felted brooches.

www.madeleineshepherd.co.uk           

A unique range of contemporary jewellery using broken watch components in a collaging and layering process. The principal materials used are brass, copper, enamel, steel, nickel and rubies. Julie hand makes each piece by carefully selecting and eliminating the raw materials, refining and layering through several stages to completion. Each piece is utterly unique and is a modern day curiosity, which is evocative of a bygone age.

A unique collection of corsages and button accessories. Everything is made by hand and the materials painstakingly selected. No two pieces are ever alike. "Ever since I was very young, I have had a passion for making things. Like a magpie, I collect scraps of vintage fabric, buttons and beads, and enjoy creating unique accessories which add a touch of quirky glamour to any outfit."

Vintage one off bags and corsages, each one is unique using specially sourced vintage fabrics.

www.queenbea.co.uk

Kirsten Alexandra of Tattie-bogle,originally from Edinburgh and now living in Chester designs and creates eye-catching individual button jewellery. She also customizes tweed and denim jackets, each becoming a wearable piece of art.

www.tattie-bogle.co.uk

Wedding and special occasion hats from milliner, Heather Artis. Heather trained in millinery at Cardonald College. In 2004 she received the Incorporation of Bonnetmakers and Dyers of Glasgow annual scholarship award.

Jane is a maker of the unusual kind, a sporran maker by trade. From the decadent draping of once treasured, now abandoned and forgotten figurines, thimbles and collectable teaspoons...
To the jangling famous or unfamous faces round your neck and the flighty, colouful detail of species catagorisation... Her hands work closely with her head to spin a fanciful range of unique, rare and thoughful jewellery. These are unexpected and affordable finds. Made and imagined in Scotland.

Scribblygumdesigns was established in 2006. Inspired by classic and traditional styles the designer has developed her present range of crocheted hats using only the highest quality contemporary yarns and fibres. Each exclusive design is the result of a creative process that invests each item with the unique identity expected of a quality hand crafted product.

Other designers:

Nicky McKean, Fascinators, wedding headpieces

Barbara Fleming, Hat pins