We've just finished the
Brighton Craft Fair which we both organise. Sarah does the design for the banners, flyers etc and also exhibits. As the work has to be different from the
Art Fair, she's done a range of
one-off dolls, which everyone loved but only a few people can summon up the funds to purchase one. Lots of galleries are keen to show them though so that might be the best way to market them.

Brighton Belle

Apple Lady
In order to show something a little more affordable and to link the dolls to the prints a little more published two
fabric kits/tea-towels that can be made up into figures, cushions, or stuffed with something heavy door stops. They
were selling quite well at the fair and have just been featured on my favourite blog
designsponge so we might even get known in the States!
