Finch and Fae - sustainable, handmade, unique

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Thanks for dropping by!

FiNCH+fae focuses on producing sustainable and reusable homewares, bags and other items using quality new materials and thrifted items. Maker Kirstie lives in and creates the items in rural Victoria, on Wadawurrung country.

I am a proud Verified Artisan as part of the Handmade Not Mass Made movement, and where possible I use 100% natural fibres and source materials from other regional or small businesses.

I aim to use all parts of the fabric, reducing waste from every stage from selection of materials and hardware, through to design, cutting and packaging.

Smaller cuts of fabric are used in scrappy and patchwork designs, and offcuts, or 'sliver trimmings' are used as stuffing.

Custom orders are always welcome - contact me via the form below or social media.

Upcoming Markets

Want to check out FiNCH+fae's range in person? Here's a list of upcoming events.

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Creative Geelong Market

Saturday 15 August and 19 September, Centrepoint Arcade, Geelong. Adjacent to the Geelong City Market - check out local creators and artists while you fill up on the region's foodie goodies!

Creative Geelong
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Golden Plains Farmers' Market

3 October, The Heart, Bannockburn, 9am-1pm. Meet local makers, including me!

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Golden Plains Farmers' Market

Saturday 7 November, The Heart, Bannockburn, 9am-1pm. Meet local makers, including me!

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Golden Plains Twilight Market

Friday 4 December, The Heart, Bannockburn, 4pm-8pm. As a local, I know first-hand this is the biggest event in town every year. Stalls, entertainment, food, and a real party atmosphere.

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Get in touch

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Finch and Fae operates on the land of the Wadawurrung people, and acknowledges the Traditional caretakers of the land on which we live. We recognise their enduring connection to the land, seas and waterways which have always been places of community and culture. Always was, always will be.