Top artists, designers and crafters are heading for West Norfolk this weekend.

Eastern Daily Press: Woodturner Colin Boatman from Attleborough, on his stall at the Sandringham Craft Show. Picture: Ian BurtWoodturner Colin Boatman from Attleborough, on his stall at the Sandringham Craft Show. Picture: Ian Burt (Image: Archant 2018)

Now in its third year, Just Crafts is returning to the Royal Estate at Sandringham from Friday, April 20 - Sunday, April 22.

The event is a craft show specifically for traditional artists, designers and crafters who design and make their own products.

Organisers Living Heritage say that it attracts some of the best in the country to demonstrate their talents, giving visitors the chance to buy an original piece.

This year's working craft demonstrations include spectacular chainsaw carving, where artists carve pieces from reclaimed timber.

As well as working on carvings in the chainsaw arena throughout the day, there will also be speed-carves where artists have 30 minutes to make a piece of wood sculpture before it is auctioned off to the highest bidder.

Other attractions include glassblowing and bodging - making chair legs and braces, using a string powered lathe.

There will also be demonstrations by blacksmiths, wood turners, corn dolly makers, fabric weavers and bee keepers.

Exhibitors include Barracuda Baths, who make sofas and chaise longues from upcycled baths; Mad About Nature Soaps, who make chemical-free cleansing products; pet sculptor Julia Hulme and Roz Lowe, who makes unique one-off pieces of stoneware.

The ever popular food halls on site will be hosting a wide range of food and drink including cheeses, wines, real ales, meats, pastries, cakes, cider and Mediterranean fare from regional and national producers and retailers.

Visitors can sample and buy a whole range of local and regional artisan products from producers including Candy Carnival, the English Chocolate Fountain, the Isle of Wight Garlic Farm, Jaccs Gourmet Coffee, Nibblenose Cheeses, Marron Liqueurs and Ciders, Posh Pots, Riverford Organics and Rose Cottage Liqueurs.

There will also be an EDP stand selling 'goody bags' containing an EDP, free magazine, water, crisps and chocolate for £1.50.

The show gates will be open from 10am - 6pm over all three days.

Tickets priced £7 (adults), £6.50 (over 65s) and £2 (child) will be available on the gate. Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome. For more information go to sandringhamcraftshow.co.uk.