Our local church - at the heart of our community.

Come support them as they fundraise to modernise and invest in their wonderful setting.

Annabel Kay has been a part time student of silversmithing for a little over two years. Using a mix of sterling and fine silver, semi precious stones and, more recently, Pembrokeshire sea glass, Annabel creates bangles, earrings, pendants and rings. If you cannot find anything that you like, Annabel will work with you to design a a bespoke piece.

Gill Marshall has always enjoyed sewing and knitting and since retiring has focussed on making bags and accessories. Her velvet and satin Japanese knot bags have always been very popular as they are perfect for parties and weddings. Gill also sews purses, make up bags, shopping bags and a small range of dog walking accessories and knits hats and fingerless gloves in a range of styles and colours. Gill became a puppy raiser for Guide Dogs in 2025 and has enjoyed the challenge and reward the role has given her. Guide Dogs are truly life changing for their owners and the training to become a qualified Guide Dog is absolutely vital. All sales from the stall will be donated to Guide Dogs

Are all members of Kineton Art Group. Christine has always loved drawing and painting, however has not always had the time. Sue has had no formal art training and did not start painting until she was in her 50's. Carrie's favourite are landscapes, whilst Ken focuses on larger abstract pieces.

You may know Shirley as a portrait artist specialising in our four-legged friends, as she advertises Dogtastic Portraits in the Tysoe Record, but that's not all she does! Tysoe Windmill, St Mary's Church and the myth of the Red Horse all feature in her posters and linocuts. She'll be bringing these along to 'Made in Tysoe', as well as selling copies of the Tysoe Wildlife Calendar to raise funds for the Wildlife Group.

Imogen works in two distinct but complementary styles: soft, detailed watercolours celebrating the delicate beauty of botanicals, insects and landscapes, and bold, fluid abstracts layered with metallic accents that capture energy, movement and emotion.

Josh Welsby has loved drawing since he was able to hold a pencil. He lives on a farm and likes walking when he can, allowing him to be my most creative. He has been fortunate to do this now for over ten years, working on many exciting projects and alongside some amazing individuals who have taught him valuable skills.

He has illustrated 6 children's books to date including an activity book as well as doing regular monthly freelance work for a farming magazine.

June has loved sewing from her school days, then progressing to make her daughter little dresses. In 2018 June started to paint with friends asking her to create some commissions for them.

This last year June’s Fybromyalgia has challenged her so she now finds it a little more difficult to sew. June makes a range of different items but only 3 or 4 of each design. Her creations include bags, aprons, cushions, teddies and unique items for Christmas.

Lucy Stevenson's Tysoe honey, produced in the heart of our community, is a natural remedy packed with benefits. Now in her fourth year of beekeeping, Lucy offers local honey that helps with hayfever by boosting your immunity to local pollen. Rich in antioxidants and enzymes, honey is as healthy as it is delicious. Support local and taste the difference with Lucy’s handcrafted honey made by Tysoe’s own busy bees.

Linda loves all things to do with sewing and art. She mainly makes patchwork quilts, lap quilts, runners, bags and gifts,Handmade cards and jewellery. Occasionally you can find her dressmaking as well. As her first first step into selling her handmade items she is looking forward to meeting you at the hall.

Monique lovingly practices jeanology: the upcycling end of life jeans and using vintage fabrics to make unique bags, aprons, and clothing...

After first getting a taste for pottery in the 1980's Penny gave up the day job in the Civil Service in 2005 to pursue her passion for creating with clay. Following a discussion with her husband which revolved around the number of pots they had in their small terraced house they decided to move to Tysoe where they found the perfect setting for her studio. A large garden with a fantastic view, a lovely supportive village community and space to build the studio in the garden spurred her on to follow her passion for ceramics, and explore her inner creativity. Penny has exhibited and sold at the Ashmolean Oxford, Compton Verney, Oxfordshire Artweeks and Warwickshire Open Studios.

Nora is a professional watercolourist who has recently started up her own business. She enjoys painting animals and landscapes with a light and playful touch, dynamically incorporating ink and watercolour.

Prints, greeting cards, coasters, and even some original paintings will be available. She is also open for further requests and commissions.