Craft Festival Cheltenham: Tickets Available Now!
This March, Craft Festival Cheltenham returns, bringing a spectacular showcase of contemporary craftsmanship to the heart of the Cotswolds. From the 21st to the 23rd of March 2025, Cheltenham Town Hall will be transformed into a vibrant hub of creativity, featuring 100 makers presenting their unique work in glass, wood, jewellery, and, of course, textiles. Whether you are a dedicated craft enthusiast or simply curious about the world of handmade excellence, this festival offers an inspiring weekend filled with workshops, demonstrations, and engaging talks.
Carole Waller, Hand-painted silk blouse: ‘Container’.
Textile lovers are in for a treat, with an array of exhibitors showcasing remarkable works that blend heritage techniques with contemporary design. Anna Lisa Smith presents striking woven textiles for the home and knitted accessories, while Cambrian Wool highlights 100% Welsh wool products from the Cambrian Mountains region. Carole Waller brings hand-painted clothing to the event, while Ruby Kite’s silk and cashmere art scarves explore rich textures and original mark-making. Louise Goult’s conceptual textile artwork delves into hidden stories and memories through stitch, making each piece a testament to time-honoured skills and modern narratives...
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Image Credits:
Lead Image: Handprinted silk shirt dress by Carole Waller. Photo credit: Egle Vasi.