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The Uk's Trade Show for the Creative Craft Industry 16-18 FEBRUARY 2020 · NEC · BIRMINGHAM event guide exhibitor A-Z | floorplan |2600 CATWALK - 2610 - 5004INSPIRATION seminar PROGRAMME | exhibitor PROFILES Your morning begins with a brisk walk through the city, down a series of narrow cobblestoned streets, the noise of trams and weaving vespas giving way to the morning bustle. The streets are bursting with smartly dressed people, soaking up the morning sun, sipping fresh coffee, and reading the daily paper. The sweet smell of jasmine lingers in the air, and a new day begins in Milan. COLOR BUILDERS The uk’s trade show for the The event GUIDE creative craft industry is sponsored by: 2600 - 2610 - 5004 Your morning begins with a brisk walk through the city, down a series of narrow cobblestoned streets, the noise of trams and weaving vespas giving way to the morning bustle. The streets are bursting with smartly dressed people, soaking up the morning sun, sipping fresh coffee, and reading the daily paper. The sweet smell of jasmine lingers in the air, and a new day begins in Milan. COLOR BUILDERS Visit us at floorplan stand K16 not to be missed in the INSIGHTS HUB... C15 A34 L04 M07 SUNDAY Catwalk C16 D20D20 F F12 G17 H11 H14 J10 K K22 Creative 13:30 Refreshments 10 20 Area Workshop 2 G14 Dragons G18 H10 L06 Martin de la F K23 Bedoyere 09 M04 A A36 K24 33 A38 C18 D16 D18 E14 F10 G J11K14 K L10 12 G20 H16 16 Business A44 B18 Hub A46 B16 D E06 F G21 H17 papercaft ZONE SUNDAY 15 E15 F08 F18 09 14:25 J12 K12 K L02 M12 A A52 B07 26 R R 32 25 29 Katie Jones G08 H J07 A D14 F06 18 M14 R R 30 A54 H08 H 26 30 A 19 R R 25 C10 F04 27 31 Insights Hub J05 K K K28 L01 L M16 A BS BS BS BS D10 H20 15 10 R 22 08 07 10 15 16 28 K08 The Craft Report, presented BS BS BS BS J04 L Bert & A 01 02 12 14 H09 M18 exclusively each day 21 B32 B05 18 Gerts BRIGHT SPARKS Workshop A Creation C24 D04 E04 F02 G04 H06 16 Station J03 K06 Experiential MONDAY 12:15 D02 K04 A B03 C01 Workshop 1 E02 E G02 H04 Refreshments Paul Wright 15 05 Area A62 C28 D01 E01 F01 G01 H02 H J02 K01 B01 21 H01 H A A06 22 09 J18 Turn to page 23 for more information on all seminars, demonstrations and workshops. A05 A03 A01 P01 P02 P04 P06 P08 P10 P12 Hall 12 WORKSHOP BOOKINGS ENTRANCE 2 The Floorplan and Exhibitor Visit us at A-Z is sponsored by: stand D20 2600 - 2610 - 5004 Your morning begins with a brisk walk through the city, down a series of narrow cobblestoned streets, the noise of trams and weaving vespas giving way to the morning bustle. The streets are bursting with smartly dressed people, soaking up the morning sun, sipping fresh coffee, and reading the daily paper. The sweet smell of jasmine lingers in the air, and a new day begins in Milan. COLOR BUILDERS Visit us at stand K16 FLOORPLAN C15 A34 L04 M07 Catwalk C16 D20 F F12 G17 H11 H14 J10 K K22 Refreshments 10 20 Creative Area Workshop 2 G14 Dragons G18 H10 L06 F K23 09 M04 A A36 K24 33 A38 C18 D16 D18 E14 F10 G J11K14 K L10 12 G20 H16 16 Business A44 B18 Hub TWO WORKSHOP areas A46 B16 D E06 F G21 H17 papercaft ZONE 15 E15 F08 F18 09 J12 K12 K L02 M12 Turn to page 23 for more A A52 B07 26 R R 32 G08 H J07 25 29 information on the workshops A D14 F06 18 M14 R R 30 A54 H08 H 26 30 available and how to book your place A 19 R R 25 C10 F04 27 31 Insights Hub J05 K K K28 L01 L M16 A BS BS BS BS D10 H20 15 10 R 22 08 07 10 15 16 28 K08 BS BS BS BS J04 L Bert & A 01 02 12 14 H09 M18 21 B32 B05 18 Gerts bright sparks BRIGHT SPARKS Workshop A Creation Your first port of call for innovation, C24 D04 E04 F02 G04 H06 J03 K06 16 Station turn to page 28 for exciting news Experiential pieces from these exhibitors D02 K04 A B03 C01 Workshop 1 E02 E G02 H04 Refreshments 15 05 Area A62 The Floorplan and Exhibitor A-Z C28 D01 E01 F01 G01 H02 H J02 K01 B01 21 H01 H is sponsored by: A A06 22 Floorplan subject to change 09 J18 A05 A03 A01 P01 P02 P04 P06 P08 P10 P12 Hall 12 WORKSHOP BOOKINGS ENTRANCE Visit us at stand D20 The Floorplan and Exhibitor Visit us at 3 A-Z is sponsored by: stand D20 kingcole.com 01756 703 670 [email protected] VISIT US ON STAND D20 TO RECIEVE SOME FREE KING COLE PATTERN LEAFLETS 2600 - 2610 - 5004 Your morning begins with a brisk walk through the city, down a series of narrow cobblestoned streets, the noise of trams and weaving vespas giving way to the morning bustle. The streets are bursting with smartly dressed people, soaking up the morning sun, sipping fresh coffee, and reading the daily paper. The sweet smell of jasmine lingers in the air, and a new day begins in Milan. COLOR BUILDERS Visit us at stand K16 Exhibitor A-Z COMPANY NAME STAND COMPANY NAME STAND COMPANY NAME STAND AARTI J TRIMS A22 CREATIVE WORLD OF CRAFTS LTD C28 JANE MAKOWER BY LITMANS H21 ABRAHAM MOON H17 CRS FUR FABRICS L04 JONES & CO (NOTTINGHAM) LTD A15 ACEVILLE PUBLICATIONS LTD E14 CYGNET YARNS LTD F12 JUKI SEWING MACHINES M16 ANBO TEXTILES LTD K20 EASTMAN STAPLES/ K CO STENCIL ART BS07 KENNETT & LINDSELL C24 ARTIBALTA - WIZARDI A62 KING COLE LTD D20 EAZICANDLE B16 AURIFIL UK K16 KNITTING FEVER INC D14 EMMA BALL LTD BS01 BAA RAM EWE F09 KORBOND GROUP LTD E04 EMPEE SILK FABRICS LTD K06 BABY LOCK UK G14 LE PETIT COTTON K24 EMPORIA SEWING PATTERNS BS14 BANARAS BEADS LTD P08 LEWIS & IRENE LTD K01 EQS LTD F01 BEHRENS FABRICS M14 LION BRAND YARN COMPANY F06 EUGENIO GABARRO S.L F08 BERT & GERTS LTD R31 LITTONDALE CRAFT FABRICS FABRIC FREEDOM J02 AND WADDINGS H22 BOSAL FOAM & FIBER D02 MACCARONI YARN B03 FABRIC GODMOTHER K10 BOTHY THREADS A01 MAKOWER UK F02 CARRINGTON FLEET/ FAT CAT CROSS STITCH A32 JOHN KALDOR FABRICS H16 MANIFATTURA FODERAMI FILATURA DI CROSA G20 CIMMINO S.R.L J18 CASCADE YARNS G12 GAMMA TH JSC K04 MARVIC FABRICS K08 CHATHAM GLYN FABRICS LTD T/A CRAFTY FABRICS LTD L02 GMC DISTRIBUTION B01 MONTREUX FABRICS K15 COLOP UK LTD B18 GRUENDL WOOL D10 MOUSELOFT A03 CORINNE LAPIERRE E05 HARDICRAFT H19 MUTSAERS TEXTILES J05 COTTON CLARA BS08 HAWTHORN HANDMADE G18 NATRAJ B32 CRAFT & SIGN TRADE C10 HERITAGE CRAFTS LTD A52 NEEDCRAFT/DANNELLS A38 CRAFT BUDDY A05 HIGGS & HIGGS LTD K26 NOOTEBOOM TEXTIEL B.V J12 CRAFT FOCUS MAGAZINE G17 HIYAHIYA EUROPE P10 NOVITA D18 CRAFTLINES B.V E02 INDIGO M18 NUNOYA K23 CRAFTY MONKIES R28 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OFFICE P12 NUTEX UK LTD M04 CREATION STATION EXPERIENTIAL W05 ISAGER H11 ODDIES TEXTILES L01 CREATIVE SOLUTIONS D01 JAMES C BRETT C18 PAPERARTSY P02 The Floorplan and Exhibitor Visit us at KEY NEW NEW EXHIBITOR 5 A-Z is sponsored by: stand D20 2600 - 2610 - 5004 Your morning begins with a brisk walk through the city, down a series of narrow cobblestoned streets, the noise of trams and weaving vespas giving way to the morning bustle. The streets are bursting with smartly dressed people, soaking up the morning sun, sipping fresh coffee, and reading the daily paper. The sweet smell of jasmine lingers in the air, and a new day begins in Milan. COLOR BUILDERS Visit us at exhibitor A-Z stand K16 COMPANY NAME STAND COMPANY NAME STAND COMPANY NAME STAND PARTAP FASHION FABRICS H20 SARK TEXTILE L18 THE MAGIC TOUCH J11 PATCHWORK PROMOTIONS J04 SC & PS SAUNDERS LTD M07 THE MAKERSS BS12 PINK FROG CRAFTS AND CARDS A16 SEARCH PRESS LTD J10 THIRSTY BRUSH R27 POLKADOODLES LTD H02 SELECTED YARNS F10 TILLY AND THE BUTTONS H09 PRECISION IMAGING R29 SEW OVER IT P06 TIME FOR TEA DESIGNS R26 PUZZLES AND PLAY/MINIART CRAFTS A54 SEWING PATTERNS BY MRS H A21 TWISTED TEXTILE BY CYS G04 QB CRAFT WHOLESALE C15 SIRDAR E01 VANESSA BEE DESIGNS D15 R S TEXTILES & MCELROY FABRICS H18 SOLOCRAFTS A06 VIRIDIAN H14 REYNARD FABRICS K28 STABLER INTERNATIONAL K12 VISAGE TEXTILES LTD H06 RHINETEX - LIFE STYLE FABRICS K14 STIX2 G02 RIBBON WRITER A46 VISCOUNT TEXTILES LTD L10 STOF A/S J07 RICO DESIGN F04 VLIESELINE C01 STYLECRAFT G08 ROOSTER YARNS & MANOS WEST YORKSHIRE SPINNERS C16 DEL URUGUAY E06 TEXTILE CENTER K22 WESTONBOXES BS02 ROYAL TALENS UK G21 TEXTILE HERITAGE COLLECTION A09 WINBOURNEFABRICS / RYLAND, PETERS & SMALL AND MODA FABRICS H10 CICO BOOKS B05 THE CRAFTY KIT COMPANY E15 THE DMC GROUP / SIRDAR E01 XPRES CRAFT F18 S E SIMONS LTD A34 SARAHS CRAFTY CORNER R30 THE GREAT SILK ROAD A44 ZWEIGART A25 COMPANY NAME STAND COMPANY NAME STAND COMPANY NAME STAND COMPANY NAME STAND AARTI J TRIMS A22 COLOP UK LTD B18 EMPORIA SEWING PATTERNS BS14 POLKADOODLES LTD H02 ABRAHAM MOON H17 CORINNE LAPIERRE E05 EQS LTD F01 PRECISION IMAGING R29 PICK UP YOUR COPY ACEVILLE PUBLICATIONS LTD E14 COTTON CLARA BS08 EUGENIO GABARRO S.L F08 PUZZLES AND PLAY/MINIART CRAFTS A54 ANBO TEXTILES LTD K20 CRAFT & SIGN TRADE C10 FABRIC FREEDOM J02 QB CRAFT WHOLESALE C15 16-18 FEBRUARY 2020 · NEC · BIRMINGHAM ARTIBALTA - WIZARDI A62 CRAFT BUDDY A05 FABRIC GODMOTHER K10 R S TEXTILES & MCELROY FABRICS H18 AURIFIL UK K16 CRAFT FOCUS MAGAZINE G17 FAT CAT CROSS STITCH A32 REYNARD FABRICS K28 BAA RAM EWE F09 CRAFTLINES B.V E02 FILATURA DI CROSA G20 RHINETEX - LIFE STYLE FABRICS K14 NEW CRAFTY MONKIES R28 K04 FOR BABY LOCK UK G14 GAMMA TH JSC RIBBON WRITER A46 OF THE pocket map BANARAS BEADS LTD P08 CREATION STATION EXPERIENTIAL W05 GMC DISTRIBUTION B01 RICO DESIGN F04 2020 BEHRENS FABRICS M14 CREATIVE SOLUTIONS D01 GRUENDL WOOL D10 ROOSTER YARNS & MANOS BERT & GERTS LTD R31 CREATIVE WORLD OF CRAFTS LTD C28 HARDICRAFT H19 DEL URUGUAY E06 BOSAL FOAM & FIBER D02 CRS FUR FABRICS L04 HAWTHORN HANDMADE G18 ROYAL TALENS UK G21 BOTHY THREADS A01 CYGNET YARNS LTD F12 HERITAGE CRAFTS LTD A52 RYLAND, PETERS & SMALL AND CICO BOOKS B05 CARRINGTON FLEET/ EASTMAN STAPLES/ HIGGS & HIGGS LTD K26 at the show JOHN KALDOR FABRICS H16 KENNETT & LINDSELL C24 S E SIMONS LTD A34 HIYAHIYA EUROPE P10 pocket map EAZICANDLE B16 SARAHS CRAFTY CORNER
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