Episode 9
Glassblower Alison from Buckinghamshire and upcycling couple Fernando and Saurabh from Berkshire step into Dom's Makers' Marquee with life-changing dreams.
Alison aspires to sell her pieces in high-end galleries, but mentor Allister knows standards are high and getting her work into them won't be easy. He focuses on the details of Alison's pieces and pushes her hard to improve them. Can she get her mentor's seal of approval and reach the standard needed to make her glass art dream come true?
Fernando and Saurabh want to give up their day jobs and turn their upcycling hobby into a full-time business they can run together. Their pieces have real flair but are sometimes let down by the details and marketing. Mentor Joel gives them tough feedback about concentrating on every aspect of their work and the importance of a good website.
With just eight weeks to prove to Dom and their mentors that they have the drive and determination to succeed as professional makers, will Alison, Fernando and Saurabh be able to make it at market?
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