Among the works on display throughout the showcase will be textiles by Nicola Farrell, glass by Matt Pothecary, exquisite wood gifts by John Piekaar, ceramics by John McKeag, lovely recycled jewellery by Lesley Frew, glass by Scott Benefield, silver gifts by Lotus de Wit, painted ceramic landscapes by Rachel Mather, willow baskets by Alison Fitzgerald and ceramics by Gail Mahon, among others.

Also taking part will be the trio of artists based at Flowerfield, all of whom have been involved in pulling the showcase together – glass artist Catherine Keenan, offering some of her popular jewellery, and Pia Raeymaekers with her amazing class creations, and ceramics artist Adam Frew - who makes unusual and attractive jugs, pots, bowls and more.

The showcase is open to the public from Monday, November 28 and runs until Christmas. The morning of Saturday, December 3rd will offer a chance to see the work and meet some of the craft artists. Catherine Keenan will be hosting a bead-making workshop for jewellery that morning and Adam Frew will offer a pottery demonstration on the wheel in the reception area, from 11am to 1pm. The centre will be offering some seasonal hospitality in the form of mince pies and mulled wine all morning.

Find out more about about craft at Flowerfield Arts Centre on the craft@flowerfield blog.

Flowerfield Arts Centre is open 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday, and from 10am – 1pm on Saturdays.
Call (028) 7083 1300 for details.