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The craft&design Selected Award Winners 2010
- How to Vote
- About the Selected Awards
- Specialist Judges | Award Prizes | Voter Prize Draw
- Previous Winners: 2011 2010 2009
- Frequently Asked Questions
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Ceramics
Gold Award Winner & Overall Winner - Maker of the Year Award
Silver Award Winners
Jewellery & Precious Metal
Gold Award Winner
Silver Award Winners
Maker of the Year 2010 – Overall Winner
- Stephen Green, Ceramics
Stephen wins the craft&design Selected Maker of the Year Award 2010
The Voters’ Prizes
In addition to the Awards for our Selected designer makers, five voters have each won a year’s subscription to craft&design magazine: Rose Watban (National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh), Catherine Keenan in Co.Antrim, Becky Fairclough in Surrey, Carol Jenkins in Aberdeenshire and Linda Bloomfield in London. And as the first voter’s name to be drawn out of the hat, Karen Dell'Armi in cardiff wins a case of wine.
In the Current Issue
‘Emergence’ bangle, jewellery inspired by gardens, woodland and seashore, by Annette Petch
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