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Carole Nevin manufactures a large range of textiles, from table linen to tea towels, in various tribal and ethnic prints. >

Martha Stewart shares the creative principles and practical ideas that have made her America's most trusted guide to stylish living. >

Liesel Trautman designs modern porcelain homeware as well as glass and fabric products. >

Give it Bag is a non-government organisation locally designing and manufacturing stylish handbags, laundry bags and wine coolers made out of recycled material. >

This artisan print shop is dedicated to preserving the heritage of letterpress printing using antique, hand-operated equipment and traditional craftsmanship. >

Tania Babb is a ceramic sculptress who has been sculpting for over 20 years. >

Michelle Felder's Cupcake Country supplies fun do-it-yourself kits for children aged five and up. >

Since 1995, Design Afrika has been sourcing and designing unique homeware from all over Africa. >

Formed in March 2005 by Peta-Lee Woolf, PETA-LEE trains, guides and works with local felters to produce her creations. >

MONKEYBIZ is a non-profit organisation promoting the modern beadwork of 450 artists. >

Flowermill Stationery Company is a Cape Town-based business that designs and produces a range of greeting cards, gift tags and wrapping paper. >

Streetwires Artists Collective make wire and beaded sculptures to sustain employment through crafting. >

Ronel Jordaan creates handmade high-end soft furniture from ecofriendly felt. >

Woza Moya is the income generation project of the Hillcrest AIDS Centre Trust. >

The Cape Craft & Design Institute (CCDI) promotes handmade products in a designer world. >