A bautifully curated fair run by Francesca Aaronovich to showcase the wide variety of items produced by local artisans; ceramics, handknitted doggy coats, jewellery, woodwork, homewares printed by illustrators, clothes for young children made from rescued vintage and contemporary fabrics.

With apologies, due to unforeseen family issues I am unable to be at this market this weekend.

Please feel free to email me on hello@pickleanddot.com for any enquiries. Images of all new garments will be uploaded to the website in the next few days.

In the lovely old Bath Green Park Station the Bath Independent has always been a market full of inventive, quirky and creative small artisan businesses, and ‘Pickle and Dot’ have been lucky enough to be accepted to appear there in September, November and December. It will be great to meet new visitors, and as always other stallhlders!

The last Bank Holiday weekend of the year before that longish stretch up to Christmas, and hopefully with good weather before they return to school. I will have some autumn clothes, as well as the usual party dresses etc, but now TROUSERS for the boys at last and for the little girls who like them.

Lovely new and very well curated market in Stroud’s Lansdown Hall, on the other side of Bank Gardens - showcasing a variety of artisan makers.

To register and for more information go to www.makingplace.co.uk/events.html

Crafty Bundles Swap Event is the last event in New Brewery Arts’ (in Cirencester) seven-week Craftival, this event is taking place in the last ‘Sustainability’ week. To get involved and be a ‘Bundler’ - contact www.makingplace.co.uk. This is a great time to root out unwanted arts and craft materials (see the Swap information for the list of suggested items). The gallery is then open to the public betweeb 12 and 3 to pick-up craft and creative bundles for a small donation. ‘Bundlers’ have the opportunity to pick up new items between 10.30 and 12 before the gallery opens.

Loads of goodies and information for the expectant mum and the first years with their new family, organised by Emerge events www.emergeeventsdesign.co.uk

Looking forward to being back in the lovely Cirencester Corn Hall next Sunday, among lots of other sellers with their antiques and lovely handmade items. So lovely to meet visitors anf residents of Cirencester, often accompanied with their dogs! See my Instagram post for a glimpse of my new ‘makings’ @pickleanddot2.

Last week at the Corn Hall Christmas Market, hoping everyone has a goodrestful Christmas!

Second week at the Corn Hall Christmas Market, glad to be inside, damp weather does terrible things to fabrics!

Cirencester’s Corn Hall is open every day from now on, and Pickle and Dot is there for the next three Sundays in great festive spirit.

Nearing Christmas and there will be a lovely assortment of goodies to choose from at this market, in addition to the gorgeous garments etc made from rescued fabrics at ‘Pickle and Dot’.

Christmas shopping opportunity from ‘Pickle and Dot’ and other creative makers in this lovely Corn Hall, in Cirencester’s Market Place.

The lovely Christmas Fair, as well as the earlier fair arranged by Francesca agin, but this time in the stunning Bishops Cleeve Tythe Barn, where all the usual stallholders will be taking part to help you with your Christmas shopping, as well as ‘Pickle and Dot’.

Autumn appearance for ‘Pickle and Dot’ with autumn and winter goodies to buy.

Thinking of Christmas? You will be able to find lots of unusual gifts, not found on the high street including goodies from ‘Pickle and Dot’ here at this lovely market.

‘Pickle and Dot’ here again in the lovely Corn Hall in Cirencester’s Market Place with the other vintage and artisan makers.

‘PIckle and Dot’ with the gorgeous garments made from ‘rescued’ fabrics are lucky to be at this annual event in Painswick, near Stroud in Gloucestershire. The annual Clypping Ceremony of the churchyard’s 99 yew trees, takes place while celebrating with street entertainment, apple pressing and other general jollity.

An early autumn event in the beautiful Corn Hall in Cirencester’s Market Place. ‘Pickle and Dot’ will be there with the lovely garments for children made from rescued fabric remnants.

Sunday next 18th August ‘Pickle and Dot’ is at the lovely Vintage and Artisan Fair in Cirencester’s Corn Hall again with the new ‘Little Treasures’ as well as the new rompers.

Pickle and Dot’s first appearance at this lovely Craft Fair, looking forwrd to meeting visitors and other creative makers.

Another visit for Pickle and Dot to this lovely monthly artisan market. With over 60 stalls this is an extremely interesting day out, with a large variety of stalls, a cafe on site as well as resident artists studios to see.

Pickle and Dot will be at the Vintage and Artisan Fair in the lovely Corn Hall in the Market Place of the Cotswolds’ historic town of Cirencester - with the highly original and colourful childrens’ garments made from rescued unused fabric preventing it from landfill - plus lots of interesing stalls from vintage item sellers and other artisan makers.

Pikle and Dot will be there at this very popular monthly Sunday market. As well as a number of exciting and different stalls, visitors can visit the artist’s studios, independent shops and take part in the nature trail, and of course food and drink in the cafe as well as other food stops.