Attire Accessories - Mar/Apr 2020 (Issue 81)

36 Tweedie Bags, tweediebags.co.uk, stand 250 Katie Jarvis designs and creates using Harris tweed for gifts for him, her and dogs. Come to Tweedie Bags to find quality products that evoke nostalgia from it’s Scottish heritage. A wide range of items have been lovingly handmade by Katie Jarvis. She uses canvas and checked Harris Tweed; a soft, woollen, durable cloth, handwoven in the Outer Hebrides. The brightly coloured and traditional tweeds are used to create a beautiful range of bags and purses for the discerning fashionista. There is a range of items for men including glasses cases, whisky flasks and cufflinks. Pampered pooches are well catered for too, with an extensive collection of collars and leads. She is excited to be introducing a new golfing range at this year’s BCTF. Photofinish Jewellery, photofinish-jewellery.com, stand P19 Photofinish Jewellery will be showcasing its colourful handmade jewellery at BCTF for the first time this year. Owner and designer David Hitchcock worked in nature conservation for 25 years and has a passion for taking photographs and nature. It gives him great pleasure to bring this passion to his vibrant botanical jewellery featuring flowers, leaves and butterflies made using images transposed onto recycled anodised aluminium. He currently supplies leading galleries and has recently had his work showcased with the National Trust. David is also this year’s winner of the JewelFund from the Jewellery Academy, Hatton Garden. With his background it’s important to him to have minimal impact on the environment. His jewellery is made from recycled aluminium and supplied in FSC certified boxes. David will be introducing a new collection of colourful autumn leaves at BCTF. Celebrating nature at its best! Stephanie Mann Jewellery, stephaniemannjewellery.com, stand 45 Stephanie Mann, BA (hons), studied photography in Cornwall and jewellery design in Manchester, and now works from her studio in Cheshire and is a member of the ACJ. Her jewellery is inspired by patterns and forms in both the natural and the manmade world. Modern photography methods enable her to create unique surface patterns, which enhance her geometric and sometimes playful style. Stephanie uses traditional jewellery techniques to create beautiful, structural and tactile jewellery that captures the wearer’s imagination. After a year off, Stephanie is delighted to be back at BCTF 2020 to launch a new collection and introduce some exciting additions to her established ranges. Judith Brown Jewellery, judithbrownjewellery.co.uk, stand 249 For over 15 years Judith Brown has been making elegant silver wire jewellery and once again she’s excited to be exhibiting at BCTF. Judith makes all her pieces by hand using wire stitching techniques, which she’s developed herself to create feminine jewellery with a nod to the past, with inspiration coming from design, pattern and fashions of times gone by. Her best- selling Geometric collection is inspired by Art Deco design, yet has a stylish contemporary feel, new colour palettes in this range will be launched at the show. Other designs are delicate and intricate with faceted bead drops for movement and ever so subtle sparkle, reminiscent of understated Edwardian jewellery. Look out for new designs of elegant jewellery in black with this classic feel that will also have their first outing at BCTF. KrissyB, krissyb.uk , stand N33 KrissyB designs and crafts all types of bags, from elegant evening clutches to bright festival bum bags. Christine Barnett, the brains behind the operation, has a rich background in millinery and hair styling and brings those creative skills to bag crafting. This allows her to service clients with a whole collection of matching accessories from a limitless range of materials. Her typical clients can range from individuals looking to commission a special piece or set, all the way to brands looking to produce specific exclusive short-run designs. A conscious focus is made to source materials from responsible suppliers and no animal products are used throughout the KrissyB range. KrissyB is based in Bristol in the south west of England.