Next Market, Sunday 20 March | 9am – 2pm

Stallholders at our March Market
Our stallholders
A TUK | Nyibol Deng
A TUK means “Beginning” in English. It is a Nuer word from South Sudan and Ethiopia. I chose it as the name for my business because I was starting a new life in a new country, and wanted to create something that would be there to support future generations. I wanted to acknowledge that all of the women in my community have abilities and talents and ideas, and to encourage them to know that – despite it being hard to find jobs and learning English as a second language – they could start something that could support themselves and their families. The name A TUK was decided between my two friends and myself as a way of expressing that it is possible to start something new in life, also to show our children that it is possible to overcome difficulty by creating something new. A TUK also offers opportunity for women in the community to display and sell goods under the A TUK umbrella, as a way to empower women to develop their business ideas. Thanks to everyone for your continues support, it means a lot to me and all the women in my community.
Bene | Bernadette Aitken
Handmade items, all original pieces, hand-printed and dyed by the maker. (Myself)
Silk scarves, silk-velvet devore scarves. Reversible bags. Homewares including cushion covers, tea-towels, wheat bags, fabric notebook covers. Lengths of fabric (silk or cotton) printed and dyed for use as tablecloths, sarongs or for the customer to make into their own garments.
FEAR – The Femxle Experience Art Rebellion
The Femxle Experience Art Rebellion produces a range of handmade jewellery (mainly earrings), limited edition badges, art prints (various sizes), handmade greeting cards, small to medium collages, up-cycled display plates, handmade key-rings and more.
Great Ocean Road Woollen Mill
We are a woollen mill making our own yarn and our own knitwear. We use superfine merino and alpaca – our yarns are 100% Victorian grown & made and are the only Australian yarn manufacturers certified by Ethical Clothing Australia.
Jenny Peers Artist
Jigsaw Puzzles Australia
Jigsaw Puzzles Australia specialise in the manufacturing of personalised jigsaw puzzles for the individual and the corporation.
Each step of the process is done by us at our Warrenheip premises. We offer a range of sizes and we check and approve each image before the customer pays for it to be made into their selected size of jigsaw puzzle. Our team collaborates to ensure we have successful approaches to marketing and the day to day fulfilling of orders.
Once the payment is received, we post the order out within two business days. Large or bulk orders take longer and we often receive emails to let us know the orders have been received ahead of time.
We offer wholesale prices for businesses and traders such as artists and photographers to on-sell. For bulk orders, we do not have a minimum order and we manufacture as many puzzles as the customer orders.
Our puzzles use top quality materials and our team is highly dedicated to the quality control at each step of the manufacturing and packaging process.
We also assist our customers with their images by adding (optional) custom text to their photos and creating collages of multiple photos, as many as the customer wants in their puzzle. We ensure each image is sharp enough to be reproduced as a jigsaw puzzle; and any dullness of an image is enhanced for the best result. We can also place logos on images and Photoshop images to customer requests.
We also have gift vouchers available and anyone can contact us by email to ask us a question or submit an image for an order. Customers always have the option to pick up their orders from us and can also drop off their photos to be scanned or checked.
Kerith Holmes Design
Oaky and Ginger Upcycled | Simone Reid
Otway Opals | Jacki Pyke
Toxic Plant Girl Designs | Shannon Bais
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