Make It At Market

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Make It At Market

Dominic Chinea helps woodturner Shannon and musician Ryan turn their crafty hobbies into money-making businesses.

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Series 1
Dominic Chinea helps jewellery maker Nyanda and hobbyist textile weaver Jessica turn their crafty hobbies into money-making businesses.
Dominic Chinea helps artist Jack and potter Jeanet turn their crafty hobbies into money-making businesses.
Dominic Chinea helps glass-blower Mark and potter Victor turn their crafty hobbies into money-making businesses.
Dominic Chinea helps digital embroider David and novice woodworker Rachael turn their crafty hobbies into money-making businesses.
Dominic Chinea helps artist Tasia and stone-carver Alex turn their crafty hobbies into money-making businesses.
Dominic Chinea helps glassblower Alison and upcyclers Fernando and Saurabh turn their crafty hobbies into money-making businesses.
Dominic Chinea helps jeweller Annelies and woodturner Lucinda turn their crafty hobbies into money-making businesses.
Dominic Chinea helps blacksmith Alex and furniture-maker Cora turn their crafty hobbies into money-making businesses.
Dominic Chinea helps textile designer Zita and glassblower Emmy turn their crafty hobbies into money-making businesses.
Dominic Chinea helps willow weaver Dea and aspiring artist Gemma turn their crafty hobbies into money-making businesses.
Dominic Chinea helps potter Izzy and stone carver Luke turn their crafty hobbies into money-making businesses.
Dominic Chinea helps wood-worker Mike and potter Sarah turn their crafty hobbies into money-making businesses.
Dominic Chinea helps glassblower Belinda and upcyclers Paul and Becky turn their crafty hobbies into money-making businesses.
Dominic Chinea helps willow-crafter Cath and furniture maker Morgan turn their crafty hobbies into money-making businesses.
Series 2
Harrison dreams of a successful furniture-making business, but can he create a signature style? And can Rachel sell enough wearable cake shoes to give up her corporate career?
Louise has been studying stone carving for two years, and now she needs to make it pay. Jennifer creates beautiful textile designs, but needs to find her direction.
Offshore engineer Andy dreams of a career in blacksmithing to spend more time at home. Willow weaver Ciara has potential, but can she speed up production to make enough profit?
Leatherworker Dani is skilled in her craft and hopes to grow her fledgling business. Masooma is a talented artist but needs to find the right market for her creations to succeed.
Emily hopes to do pottery full-time, but a lack of clarity in her designs is holding her back. Momoka’s weaving is stunning, but she needs her craft to pay to support her family.
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