“Make It at Market” continues its mission to help crafting enthusiasts turn their passions into profits. This Friday’s episode focuses on the intricate arts of pyrography and embroidery, following two aspiring entrepreneurs as they strive to make their creative dreams a reality.
In Bolton, we meet Richard, a caretaker who hopes to leave the world of mops and buckets behind to build a home-based pyrography business. His mentor, Eben, suggests a unique collaboration with a local whisky distillery, a move that could give Richard’s work a distinctive edge.
Across the Irish Sea in County Down, Northern Ireland, we find Connie, an embroidery artist hoping to transition from animal behavior scientist to full-time creative. Her mentor, Stephanie, believes Connie needs to refine her brand, suggesting she focus on establishing herself as an animal artist.
Both Richard and Connie have just two months to put the advice from Dom Chinea and the “Make It at Market” team into action. Can they generate enough income to turn their crafting hobbies into sustainable careers? Tune in to BBC One on Friday, March 7th at 3:45 PM to see if their hard work pays off.
