Nic Brittin came to block printing through grief, through her mother's sewing machine, through the need to make something real with her hands. What began as a private, meditative process became, almost accidentally, a business. Now, after a year of painstaking work translating that handmade character into small-batch digital production, she's our summer guest maker. We sat down with her to talk about all of it.

Cara Guthrie has stocked with us for over six years. After two years away, a move to the Perthshire Highlands, a new baby, a new studio, a funded exhibition about motherhood and care work, and an ongoing project raising funds for Gaza, she's back. We sat down with her to talk about all of it.

Your handmade ceramics and wooden pieces are made to be used every day. A bit of care keeps them looking good for years - from dishwasher tips to dealing with stains and caring for wood-turned tableware. Here's everything you need to know.

There's a moment that happens to almost every newly engaged couple, usually about two weeks after the proposal, when the excitement gives way to a slightly deflating realisation: you're going to have to build a gift list. It doesn't have to be like that.

Launching Fodder Focus 2026, we’re delighted to welcome jewellery maker Scarlett Cohen French. Through modular, wearable pieces that explore movement, connection, and interaction, Scarlett’s work sits between structure and spontaneity. Drawing on enamel, rotating elements, and flexible connections, her jewellery invites a dynamic relationship between object, body, and space.

We’re delighted to introduce Janne Meijer as part of The Studio Sessions. A recent Central Saint Martins graduate, Janne’s work moves between fine art and functional ceramics, exploring memory, preservation, and the quiet intimacy of domestic objects. Working primarily in porcelain and stoneware, her pieces invite touch, reflection, and a sense of pause. In this conversation, Janne shares her path into ceramics, the influence of place and heritage on her work, and what it means to see her pieces become part of everyday life.