After more than 30 years in the business, Dunkley says she has a good eye for design and quality. "The selection of the exhibitors is my responsibility. Whenever something new or unusual arrives in the post, or via email, I love showing it to the rest of the office staff."
Every craft imaginable will be at the show until Sunday - from Victorian-styled and decorated lampshades to exquisitely hand-made dolls and accessories. There's crafts for blokes, including bush craft supplies and venison salami.
Everything is for sale at prices much cheaper than retail outlets. "There's no middle man, so the makers are selling direct to the buyers," says co-director and brother, Kim Dunkley.
Hobby and craft supplies will also be for sale with the exhibitors demonstrating their products on their sites and at a series of daily workshops. The basic beading and fabric sculpture classes are guaranteed to be hot favourites."
Show patrons can learn from the experts at craft workshops and try delicious artisan food and drink, Friday to Sunday, 10-5pm. Eftpos for cash withdrawals and a free parcel-minding service are available at the information desk at the show entrance.