Artists in north-east Fife are set to showcase their work.

From ceramic slugs to the ancient craft of kumihimo braiding, Newburgh-based artists will inspire you at the Studio Open Day on Saturday November 22 at The Steeple, High Street, from 10:00am to 4:00pm.

In addition to seven open studios, invited makers will be showing and discussing their unique and original creations with special demonstrations by artist / blacksmith Jim Shears, and seaweed papermaker, Cally Nurse.

Visitors can discover the ancient Japanese art of kumihimo braiding, try handlooms for finely woven textiles, and watch Newburgh’s artist blacksmith, Jim Shears, at work.,

Artists are set to showcase their work at The Steeple, Newburgh (Pics: Submitted)

placeholder image — Artists are set to showcase their work at The Steeple, Newburgh (Pics: Submitted)

Artists include willow baskets (Donald Spy), wood carvings (Rory McPhee), prints and photography (Paul Fieldsend), jewellery incorporating knitted wires and freshwater pearls (Gillian Skene), pottery and paintings (Hazel MacLeod), beeswax candles (Brawliemuir Farm), and textiles (Jeanette Sendler).