“Yellow House Crafts is a one women show and everything is made by hand. Set in the countryside of Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland. Home of the fun, playful and quirky handmade gifts! 🎁 Samantha x”
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‘Ravenclaw Harry Potter’ Wood Sign - The Honey Pot
Original price was: £22.00.£18.00Current price is: £18.00.
Red Glitter Earrings – Yellow House Craft
£3.00
💜Unique & Fun Pattern Earrings!
Hand made in Ballinderry co. Antrim using Stainless Steel!
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Large Ireland Wood Frame – PA Modelmaker
Small Northern Ireland Fret Frame – PA Modelmaker
A fretwork picture - Northern Ireland - hand cut from a single piece of birch ply and mounted on a felt background within a wooden frame, overall size 410mm x 285mm. Hook ready for wall hanging.
Want something to personalised or bespoke just drop us a pm!
Coconut Bath Bomb Doughnut – Bathe Botanicals
Our coconut scent is allergen free so perfect for sensitive skin.
Sweet almond Oil binds our bath bombs together. It is well known for helping to soothe and hydrate skin and hair. It can also be used to reduce the appearance of scars, stretch marks, and wrinkles and to treat skin conditions. It's just one of our superhero ingredients.
Directions: Drop into a warm bath and allow to dissolve. Relax and let your cares drift away.
Ingredients: Sodium Bicarbonate, Citric Acid, Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate, Sodium Chloride, Sodium Sulphate, Polysorbate 80, fragrance
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Small Red Butterfly Necklace – Ciara Campbell Ceramics
Handmade and painted porcelain necklace on nickel free sterling silver chain. Made using Irish clay.
All pieces are handmade and painted. Slightly variations can be seen between your item and the item photographed on the listing. Colours may vary from image on screen. About The Crafter: Ciara Campbell I am a ceramic artist based in rural Co Armagh. My Childhood was spent immersed in the Irish Countryside on a horse farm, which no doubt influenced my current works.
