POSTPONED MINI MAKERS MARKET

✨ A Little Update on Our Mini Makers Market ✨

We've made the decision to postpone our Christmas Mini Makers Market.

We want to make sure it's a really lovely experience for all our wonderful young makers, giving them the chance to show off their creativity and hard work in the best possible way. 💕

This is just a little pause, not a cancellation! We're already looking forward to sharing our new plans with you and will be announcing a new date very soon.

Thank you so much for your understanding and support. We can't wait to see all our talented Mini Makers shine! 🌈✨

🎄✨ CALLING ALL YOUNG MAKERS! ✨🎄

Have you got a creative little entrepreneur at home? Someone who loves making bracelets, painting, crafting, sewing or creating wonderful things?
Well, we're giving them the chance to turn their creativity into their very own little business! 🛍️
Jelly Bead is hosting its first Young Makers Christmas Market, and we're looking for talented young makers aged 7–16who would love to have their own stall and sell their handmade creations.
From jewellery and artwork to Christmas decorations, gifts and everything in between, we want to see what Sheffield's young creative minds can come up with!
It's a lovely opportunity for children to show off their talents, learn a little about running a business, build confidence and hopefully make some Christmas spending money along the way!

If you wish to be considered for our next makers market please fill in the form below!

🎄 Little makers. Big ideas. A sprinkle of magic. ✨

Our Little Market Rules 🎄

Big ideas, small businesses and lots of Christmas magic!

  1. Made by little hands. All products must be handmade or personally created by the young maker. No mass-produced resale items.

  2. Grown-ups welcome! Every stallholder must have a responsible adult present throughout the market. Children remain in their adult's care.

  3. Your business, your money. Children set their own prices and keep their sales income. Adults can help handle payments.

  4. Keep it friendly. Be polite to customers and other makers. No pressuring anyone to buy.

  5. Bring your bits! Stock, price labels, table decorations, packaging and a small cash float should be brought from home.

  6. Safety first. Only approved, age-appropriate items can be sold. No food, cosmetics, hazardous products or unsafe toys.

  7. Leave it lovely. Everyone is responsible for keeping their stall tidy and clearing away afterwards.

  8. Have fun! It doesn't matter whether you make £2 or £200 — you're learning something brilliant!


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