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Based in the heart of Croston, Lancashire, we are an independent retail shop passionate about supporting skilled artisans and craftspeople. Our collection is carefully curated to offer unique gifts, specialist homeware and handmade items you won’t find through standard online price‑comparison sites. Every piece is chosen for its quality, character and craftsmanship.
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Feather & Twigs is a marketplace for bringing 'Artisan brands into local hands' showcasing inspirational designs, unique homewares and gifts that are stylishly crafted. A brand that promotes the maker over the manufacturer and is a nest that sources individuality, high quality and exceptional talent throughout, which you'll see through our carefully sourced eco products being the heart of what we aim to do, to inspire you and your home.
When it comes to creating a space that feels warm, personal, and thoughtfully put together, lampshades and cushions are often the unsung heroes. These finishing touches have the power to soften a room, add personality, and gently tie everything together—without the need for a full redesign.
At Feather and Twigs, we’re drawn to pieces that feel timeless, meaningful, and rooted in nature, which is why we’re proud to collaborate with British designer Lorna Syson. Her l...
At Feather and Twigs, we believe wooden toys should do more than look beautiful on a shelf. The right toy can support your child’s development, spark imagination, and become something they return to again and again. With so much choice available, knowing what to look for can make all the difference.
Thursdays are my “free day” It’s the day I usually catch up on admin, sort stock, and organise orders. But it’s also a day with special meaning, as it’s when I take my 85‑year‑old father to his Parkinson’s exercise class in Penwortham.
As many of you know, I walk my dog, Guess, every day. This got me thinking — why not turn those daily walks into something that could help others? So, throughout the month of May, I’ll be taking on a 100‑mile walking challenge...
