Hello, this is the Folksy community space, a jumping off point to the many places where our buyers and sellers spend time feeding back to us, reporting issues, talking and listening.
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This week we’re talking to Francesca Iannaccone from Folksy shop Mrs Eliot Books Could you describe your shop? I like to think of My folksy shop as one of those lovely independent shops you pass in a new town and can’t help popping in to have a look around. It … Continue reading
This week we’re talking to Jaqui from Folksy shop Print for Love of Wood Could you describe your shop? Letterpress in a modern world. I use traditional skills and antique equipment to produce eco friendly cards and prints. It’s a labour of love inspired by a passion for trees, print, … Continue reading
This week we’re talking to jewellery designer, Emma Witwicki from Folksy shop Spots and Stripes Could you describe your shop? I make personalised jewellery using silver and fabrics with hand stamped text. Who does your Folksy shop appeal to? I try to make jewellery with everyone in mind! The nice … Continue reading
This week we’re talking to Amanda Colville from Folksy shop Mangle Prints Could you describe your shop? I create small edition Lino prints using a mangle as a press. All the prints are hand printed, so the whole process is very “hands on”. You’ll also find cards and delicate … Continue reading
This week we’re talking to Mandy Holwell from Folksy shop Hollowbourne Could you describe your shop? This is me! I make things I like and hope someone else is on the same wavelength, my folksy shop reflects my personality and eclectic interests. I can be a bit fluffy at times, … Continue reading
This week we’re talking to Zoe Badger from Folksy shop Zebedee Could you describe your shop? My Folksy shop is filled with a contemporary and colourful mix of florals, landscapes and architectural multi-layered lino cut prints.
This week we’re talking to Kirsty from Folksy shop Kirsty Elson Designs Could you describe your shop? I make decorative items in several mediums – driftwood, textiles and paper – but they generally have a distinctive nautical style. That’s what unifies it all. I like to think I have quite … Continue reading
This week we’re talking to Lisa from Folksy shop Lil Sonny Sky Could you describe your shop? My Folksy shop is an outlet for my screen printing and fabric collage, which is all my personal work along side being a freelance illustrator & a mum! It’s also a kind of … Continue reading
This week we’re talking to Anna Jackson from Folksy shop Black Cactus in London Could you describe your shop? A place where I’ve satisfied my desire to transfer my love of printmaking from out of a frame on the wall and into my every day life.
This week we’re talking to Karen Weston from Folksy shop Edie Sloane Could you describe your shop? I always struggle to define what exactly I sell – but basically I have a love for colour and great simple, striking shapes. Sometimes this manifests itself in a cushion, a bag, a … Continue reading