Craft Map

Search our directory map of craft makers

Here you can search for open workshops to visit, find craftspeople to demonstrate at fêtes and fairs, and to find craftspeople who teach their craft and share their expert knowledge. Use the form below to enter your address and a radius to search our Makers Directory and find a craftsperson near you. You can limit search results to a specific craft type by selecting the relevant craft from the ‘Show Options’ panel. This map demonstrates the diversity and geographic spread of traditional crafts across the United Kingdom and beyond.

Please note: Craft Map pin only provides a rough location of business address as a guide

Alternatively, click on the map to set your location.

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Wow! As a small charity we literally do a happy dance every time someone signs up to be a member, donates and chooses to be part of our community. Welcome to all our new followers! We are overwhelmed with gratitude. 20k followers in two days is incredible. 🤯

We have worked hard over the last 16 years to build an argument to protect craft skills as living heritage and none of this would be possible without you. It is truely the community of makers that inform what we do. There’s also the fans and the supporters who are local and across the world, that enable us to continue too. We couldn’t do it without you.

For context, we made a post pretending to do a Netflix documentary, and its success shows that many of you are interested in the work that we do around the Red list of Endangered Crafts. It’s research that we undertake every two years and research for the next edition is just about to start, due to be published nearly next year. 

Stay in touch, be part of the community and once again we are so grateful you’ve chosen to follow us.

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Behind the scenes of the Netflix documentary trend, which that blew up. We are in awe! Thank you for following us and supporting heritage craft skills. We hope that with so many new faces around here will be able to do so much more to help Heritage Craft in the UK.

We had a person volunteering with us to help with social media and after three months, this was their last day. They suggested that we try out this new Netflix documentary trend while we were at the festival of making and next thing you know, the followers started rolling in. We hope this is a sign that everyone is starting to value craft, making and the handmade. We hope that people now know about the Red List of Endangered Crafts and that we are the authors of it. We also hope that people realise that we aren’t publicly funded which means every Membership or donation helps us to do what we need to do to support Heritage Crafters. 

Thank you for your support! We have more details on our website if you would like to get involved. 

Many thanks! The Heritage Crafts team 💖

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Passing on the skills to keep the craft alive, with @heritagecrafts at the @thefestivalofmaking in Blackburn this weekend. 

Thank you to all our workshop demonstrators for being so generous with your knowledge and to everyone that came to talk to us, learn about the Red List and took part in a workshop. 

We love creating opportunities for makers to demonstrate their work and connect with others. 

Thank you to @phillgregson for your wheel spoke making, @fishbone.sycamore for your weaving sessions, @welbyandwright for the encaustic tile making and to @ernestwrightltd for making us all obsessed with your scissors. We loved meeting @vicjay_art, thank you for teaching your corn dollie craft with us. 
Anyone reading this should go give them a follow and support their work!
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When 50k of you have decide to follow us, we must be doing something right. 

When we formed 16 years ago, we could never have imagined to have uncovered so many amazing makers doing incredible things to keep their craft skills alive. 

The first Red List was published in 2017 and every two years since then and it’s impacting the public debate more than we could ever have imagined. 

We’re about to start work on the 2027 edition - due to be published next May. We rely on makers to help us shape it so do get in touch, share our work and follow for updates. 

Thanks for being part of our community and helping to keep the skills alive. 

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Try your hand at endangered @heritagecrafts at the @thefestivalofmaking this weekend. 

12.00pm shave a wheel spoke with Wheelwright @phillgregson 

2.30pm try hand weaving with @fishbone.sycamore 

4pm learn encaustic tile making with @welbyandwright