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16/10/2026

Grab a cuppa, this is a long one, but it’s important.

Join me on my walk to work on a soggy October morning, watching Hampstead wake up, while I tell you about something quite scary that happened to us this week.

Someone has set up a live mirror of our website. Not just a copy, a live feed of the real thing, so it looks exactly like shopfodder.COM, right down to the last product and photo, updating in real time. You could look at it and never know. The only difference is where your money and your details go, and it isn’t to us.

Because the page itself looks identical, the one thing to trust is the web address. Our only website is shopfodder.COM. If the address in the bar is anything else, even a tiny bit different, close the tab, however convincing the page looks.

A couple more things to keep you safe, especially heading into Christmas:

Type shopfodder.COM in yourself, or use the link in our bio, rather than clicking through from elsewhere.

If you’re ever unsure whether you’re in the right place, message us here or email [email protected] and ask. We will always reply.

This kind of thing targets small independent shops precisely because we’re trusted. The best thing you can do to help is share this, so other customers and other small businesses know to watch out too.

Please share, like and comment to help keep other shoppers and small businesses safe this Christmas.

And truly, thank you for shopping with us, and for looking out for us. It means everything. đź’™

The last of Sophie Alda this year.Sophie has been with us since we opened seven years ago, and she has never stopped bei...
14/10/2026

The last of Sophie Alda this year.

Sophie has been with us since we opened seven years ago, and she has never stopped being one of our best-selling potters. This is her final restock of the year, so what’s on the shelves now is what there is until 2027.

The Rocket Vase is the one I’d never be without, a staple since the very beginning. Big blooms or simple stems, it always tells a story. The Dot Cups are the ones that end up everywhere, the best water cup on a festive table, a pen pot that lifts a grey desk, the only toothbrush holder worth looking at.

A couple of pieces are already nearly gone, two hollyhock vases left and one Crosshatch Flower Jug, which has been the surprise of the year.

Sophie works in clay, paper, paint and print from her studio in Bristol, and you can see all of it in the ceramics. The colour is never careful, the shapes hold space in their own right.

If you’ve been meaning to pick up a piece of hers, this is the moment. Shop via the link in bio.

Rumour has it pre-orders are open for the product we get the most requests for year round! The Seasonal Eating Calendar ...
12/10/2026

Rumour has it pre-orders are open for the product we get the most requests for year round! The Seasonal Eating Calendar is back for 2027.

Beautifully illustrated by Emma Cantley, this is the twelve-month guide to which produce is at its best each month, and a gentle nudge to cook and eat with the seasons. This year it comes with recipes tucked in too, from Yotam Ottolenghi, Claire Dinhut, Alex Stacey and Phoebe Altman.

It sells out every single year, so this is a pre-order. Order now and it’ll arrive through November, in good time to hang in the kitchen for the new year, or to wrap up for someone who loves to cook.

Tap to pre-order.

Fern Taylor is now live to shop for everyone.Our subscribers had first access over the last 24 hours and a lot has alrea...
11/10/2026

Fern Taylor is now live to shop for everyone.

Our subscribers had first access over the last 24 hours and a lot has already sold out. There's still work to shop, so if something catches your eye, don't wait around.

We'll have a couple more drops before the end of the year. If there's a Fern piece you've got your heart set on, get on the Early Access list to shop it first. Link in bio.


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Now on the site, and just one of each. A pair of low cake stands from Selwyn House, each turned from a single piece of w...
09/10/2026

Now on the site, and just one of each. A pair of low cake stands from Selwyn House, each turned from a single piece of wood in their Northamptonshire workshop. One in London Plane, one in fumed oak.

The London Plane has a striking lacewood grain, fine flecks and rays that the wide surface shows off beautifully. The fumed oak is something else entirely. Fuming draws the colour deep into the wood rather than sitting on the surface, giving a rich, warm brown and bringing the grain right to the fore.

Same form, two very different characters. Each has a low turned foot to lift your bakes and a fine rim to keep them from sliding on the way to the table, with a food-safe finish so they're made to be used. There's a matching cake knife too, if you fancy making a set of it.

One of each, now online. Tap to shop.

Autumn essentials, as they look on the shelves right now.October arrived and the shop changed with it. Bay and rosemary ...
07/10/2026

Autumn essentials, as they look on the shelves right now.

October arrived and the shop changed with it. Bay and rosemary for the perfect Sunday scent, wafts of woodsmoke and candlelight for the evenings in.

Clare Halifax's screen-printed riverscapes capture some of my favourite London autumn walks, ready for your walls.

Pumpkin garlands and embroidered veg napkins for the table.

And knitted scarves and good socks for the cold walk home.

All in store and online now. Come and find your autumn.

The stock room is filling up fast, and there's plenty more still to come.We've got weekly drops landing from our makers ...
05/10/2026

The stock room is filling up fast, and there's plenty more still to come.

We've got weekly drops landing from our makers over the coming weeks, so the shelves are only going to get better from here. New work, restocks of the pieces you keep asking for, and a few things we can't wait to show you. As ever, most of it is one of a kind, so once it's gone, it's gone.

Sign up to the mailing list for first access as things land. Link in bio.

New in on the rail: Caroline Dickinson's hand-printed shirts.Each shirt starts as a preloved cotton or denim menswear sh...
03/10/2026

New in on the rail: Caroline Dickinson's hand-printed shirts.

Each shirt starts as a preloved cotton or denim menswear shirt, sourced one at a time and hand screen-printed in Caroline's South London studio. No two are the same, right down to the way the print lands on a collar, a cuff, a pocket.

They're exactly the kind of thing to reach for as the weather turns. Layered over a jumper, worn open, or on their own. And because there's only ever one of each, once a shirt goes, it's gone.

Come and see them in store, or shop the collection online. Link in Bio.

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Hello October, and hello to all the new faces who've found us lately.I'm Luci. Seven years ago I left the art world to s...
01/10/2026

Hello October, and hello to all the new faces who've found us lately.

I'm Luci. Seven years ago I left the art world to start Fodder, because I kept coming back to one idea: that a handmade mug or bowl deserves the same appreciation as anything framed on a gallery wall.

There's so much in a handmade object that a mass-produced one can never hold. The slight unevenness of a rim thrown by hand. A glaze that broke differently in the kiln to every other piece. The quiet fact that a real person, somewhere, made the thing you reach for every morning. Once you start noticing it, it's hard to go back.

That's what Fodder is for. Over thirty independent UK makers, and everything in the shop made by hand, to be used and lived with every day.

Whether you've been here for years or found us last week, I'm really glad you're here.

The last day of September, and the last day that 20% of all sales from our Hope Collection is donated to Hope Unlimited ...
30/09/2026

The last day of September, and the last day that 20% of all sales from our Hope Collection is donated to Hope Unlimited Charitable Trust.

Brutes responded to the rise of AI in the most human way there is. Emma fingerprinted an entire collection of pastel vessels by hand, every mark a person pressed into the clay, a celebration of the irreplaceable human touch in making. Hope, made visible one fingerprint at a time.

There's more from Brutes in this week's newsletter. Earlier this year Emma answered a few of our questions about her new collection and where it came from, well worth a read if you haven't already, find it in the studio sessions on our website.

If there's a piece you've had your eye on, now's the moment.

Shop via the link in bio.

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