Make It at Market

Clay jewellery artist Rachel from Birmingham and coppersmith and sculptor Roy from Wiltshire are both hoping that their passions can become profitable businesses. Both makers are given two months to put their all into building their dream businesses.

Potter Emily from Staffordshire and upholsterer Hayley from Hampshire are both hoping Dom and his team of mentors can help them turn their talents into profitable businesses. Each maker is given eight weeks to put their mentors' advice to good use.

Looking to change their lives with the help of Dom and his team of mentors are former teacher and willow weaver Des and stained-glass artist Emily. Both makers are given eight weeks to follow their mentors' advice.

Jaycee from West Sussex and Tristan from Perthshire both hope to turn their love for crafts into successful businesses. They are given eight weeks to apply their mentors' advice and make enough money to follow their dreams.

Mosaic artist Dionne from Bedfordshire and animal head embroiderer Alan from Derby are both hoping to make their dreams of a creative career come true. They're given two months to take on board all the advice they're given and make a tidy profit.

After redundancy, Alison followed her passion for upholstery. She has the USP, now she needs sales. Blacksmith Jack wants to swap architectural for artistic work.