Made 'n' Thornbury Market

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If you are a fan of craft with that homemade-meets-professional look, then the community market may be the place to shop. The Made 'n' Thornbury market is unlike others and it was created by the Thornbury Women's Neighbourhood House to support women that run their own mini-businesses. This organisation (funded by the City of Darebin ) offers community support programs, recreational programs, vocational courses, and more.



The Made 'n' Thornbury market is held at an indoor venue at 99 Leinster Grove, Thornbury. It will feature many mini-business owners such as:

• Miss Haberdash – stationary items inspired by antique textiles and vintage dress patterns.
• The Off-Kilter Quilter – quilts of all kinds, but a main feature are quilts for kids/babies.
• Very Cherry Stew – crafted clothing, textiles, cushions, quilts, and accessories.


To find out more about the craft designers and their products, shoppers can check them out at the Made 'n' Thornbury website. Some craft businesses' blogs have prices along with lots of pictures and information, while others contain less detail, but there are some interesting pictures to help you decide if it is worth venturing to. I personally will be scouting out for Very Cherry Stew's stall after viewing some of her cute and quirky products online.

Fans of particular craft businesses can follow individual designers on the website, The Market Roll . This website is also very useful in that it provides dates and locations for markets that are coming up in Melbourne.

The Made 'n' Thornbury market is held quarterly and you can find upcoming dates on their website. The market is free to attend, so save your money for buying yourself or others uniquely crafted gifts.

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