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Mingo Lamberti introduces an interesting new range of scatter cushions. >

Nic Fredman uses a great variety of reworked recycled materials to make interesting creations. >

The Hope Factory makes unique corporate gifts while also creating a sustainable form of employment. >

The Department of Trade and Industry supports 11 craft enterprises at the 2011 Design Indaba Expo. >

Made from re-used polypropylene sacks, Give It Bag makes ethical shopping desirable. >

At Design Indaba Expo 2011 we welcome back our youngest visitors with a special programme presented by the likes of Zapiro and Heath Nash. >

Smelt is a glass blowing studio that promotes the exploration and innovative use of glass in South Africa. >

Tamarillo's recent range comprises simplistic ceramic objects that can go from the wall to the table. >

From Mexico, Brazil and Africa, Design Indaba welcomes creatives from emerging economies, working for a sustainable and inclusive future. >

Monkeybiz recently collaborated with Made.com to bring original South African craft and design to the masses. >

From the icy global hub of Berlin in Germany and the sunny backwaters of Coffee Bay in South Africa, Hella Jongerius and Heath Nash met on Skype. >

The creative shopping choices are endless at Design Indaba Expo 2011 with more than 60 first-time exhibitors. >

See the very best handmade items in the Western Cape at Design Indaba Expo with the Cape Craft and Design Institute. >

In New York until 15 May 2011, the Global Africa Project explores the impact of African culture on contemporary art, craft and design. >

The 2010 Design Indaba contributed R232-million to the GDP and generated R27-million in media value. What will the 2011 event hold? >

Peter Crawley’s interesting illustrations are made using watercolour paper, stitched with cotton thread. >

Local crafters are proving that commercial success is possible for organisations with a social focus. >

The Bouroullec Brothers’s latest collection of rugs interestingly blends rusticity and fineness. >

Kate MacDowell’s porcelain sculptures are both intriguing and disturbing. Her work explores the interaction between humans and nature. >

Renée Rossouw’s Pattern Diary designs for Bosa Ceramics play with different patterns, identities and compositions. >

Object Rotterdam, at the cutting edge of art and design, will showcase limited edition designs, craft and jewellery. >

Putting pen to paper is what Lauren Fowler does best. Meet a Cape Town illustrator who also has interesting craft talents. >

Basket Case celebrated the crafting skills of basket makers in Zimbabwe recently. >

State of the Nation is a Jo'burg-based cooperative that's empowering women by teaching them creative skills that earn them money. >

In recent years knitting, yes that thing your grandmother does, has become cool again. And it seems crocheting is not far behind. >