Calling all designers and makers

Want to start selling your handmade design products at a craft market and acquire exciting new enterprise skills along the way?

London Met’s upcoming Makers Market gives new designers, makers and craftspeople the opportunity to start selling their products, get feedback, connect with customers and gain valuable experience in running a creative business.

Don't worry if you've not sold before; you’ll learn everything from stall design, branding and packaging, to pricing, taking payments and marketing at our maker and market bootcamps.

So, whether you’re a graphic or fashion design student with an exciting new product, or an aviation management graduate with a hobby for handmade greeting cards - we want to hear from you.

Apply for a stall at Makers Market and become a real-world craft market trader this December.

 

Apply to take part in Makers Market 2026

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Key dates for Makers Market 2026

Application deadline: Sunday 25 October 2026

Application outcomes: Monday 2 November 2026

Makers Bootcamp: Wednesday 18 November 2026, 11am to 3pm

Market Bootcamp: Wednesday 25 November 2026, 11am to 3pm

Market Days 2026

Aldgate Campus Market Day: Wednesday 9 December 2026 – TBC

Holloway Campus Market Day: Thursday 10 December 2026 – TBC

Off-Campus Market Day: Saturday 12 December 2026 – TBC

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MODUL stall at Makers Market 2024

Baubles being sold at Makers Market 2024

Figly jewellery at Makers Market 2024

Artwork by Atenea López Vargas on sale at Makers Market

You'll learn how to

Set up your stall - We’ll give you a practical overview of ways to make an inviting market stall when selling in person.

Sell effectively - Learn tips on interacting with customers and growing your business through social media.

Price your products - We'll help you take out the guesswork by diving into pricing your products and setting prices that factor in time.

What can I sell?

For Makers Market, we’re looking for students and recent graduates with handmade design products and giftable items.

Previously sold products have included homeware products, unique artwork and prints, handcrafted jewellery pieces, bespoke ceramics, textile and soft furnishing items, and artisanal beauty products.