Twilight Market

At Elevated Expressions, we believe in quality over quantity and that's what sets us apart. Everything is proudly designed, printed, and packaged by us in our home studio in Mount Duneed, Victoria.We offer a wide range of 3D printed creations from plant pots and homewares to sensory tools, cosplay props, seasonal decorations, lithophanes, custom pieces, functional prints, and even automotive part replacements.What makes us truly different? We specialize in vibrant, multi-colour prints sometimes using up to eight colours in a single design to bring each piece a burst of personality and charm. Our goal is simple: to create thoughtful, joy-filled prints that spark smiles and stand out from the rest.

Home made at its' best! Our Beef Jerky is made from an old South American recipe passed down from mother to daughter for several generations.The quality and process is not compromised by current mass production techniques and takes four days from start to finish to allow the meat to marinate and drain efficiently to give a dry and real meat taste.

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.

We sell certified organic goat and cow cheese that is locally made. We also have cultured butter and peanut butter, quince paste and quince jelly. In February and March, we may also have blueberries and from February to June we may have certified organic apples.

Essential Oceans was inspired by a visit to a Queesnland market. The kids loved a site where they could make their own candles and use their senses to choose a scent and colour that they loved. They wanted to develop their own business and sell 'make your own' candles locally. They have had a successful stall at the Belmont Markets, Ocean Grove Rotary Market and the Waterfront Rotary Market in Geelong. The are keen to have a stall at the Bannockburn Golden Plains Market.