I Make Fun Stuff

Elizabeth Pawle is an illustrator and printmaker. She has sold her work at previous I Make Fun Stuff markets but has recently been absent from our events because she brought her beautiful baby Wilfred into the world. Now her little chap is growing up Elizabeth is finding the time to be creative again and make work to sell in her Etsy shop.

She is also moving in a new direction and has turned some of her illustrations into badges. Above is the polar bear, but he is only one of a variety of characters Elizabeth has been busy making.

We’re hoping she’ll be back with us soon for the Christmas Market!

These colourful hexagon brooches are carefully drawn, cut, glued and varnished by Jess of Cuppa Tea And Cake. They’re made from card hand decorated with colourful stripes, these are then cut into triangles and glued onto hand cut plywood. Finally they are given several coats of varnish to make them strong and durable and a brooch back pin. Jess also makes necklaces using these designs and will be doing new colour schemes soon too!

Find them on her Folksy and Etsy shops

This absolutely adorable little panda t-shirt is made by the fabulous Noah and Mole. Robert cuts out cute animal designs by hand and appliques them to kid’s t-shirts, babygrows and bags and judging from his website there will be more things soon!

You can buy this t-shirt or any of the other ones, such as flamingo, lion, octopus, dolphin or the many others, for £13, through the website or from Robert himself. You can often find Noah and Mole at the local craft markets in and around Ipswich.

These super cute happy cupcakes are made by the wonderful Kat Lucking of Kluck. Carefully hand sewn using bright and jolly fabrics, they have all the cuteness of a baked cupcake but 0 calories! You can buy them from Kat for just £5 at any of the markets Kluck will be attending over the market season.

Kluck attend regular craft markets in and around Ipswich so you can often find these little chaps on sale at markets on Ipswich Waterfront, in Woodbridge and on St Peter’s Street with I Make Fun Stuff. Kat also has an online shop and a website