Paul Martin visits Newlyn in Cornwall, to celebrate its handmade tradition of metalworking. Five amateurs, including a ceramicist and an illusion knitter, go before the judges. Show more

In a bid to inspire Britons to take up a craft, Paul Martin travels to St Ives in Cornwall to learn about the traditions of studio pottery. Five more hopefuls go before the judges. Show more

Paul Martin travels to Wales to meet master weaver Stuart Neil. Meanwhile, five talented amateurs, including a model-maker and a furniture-maker, hope to impress the judges. Show more

Paul Martin meets a team of master cutlers at one of Sheffield's last remaining scissor factories. Meanwhile, five budding amateur craftspeople go before the judges. Show more

Paul Martin launches a campaign to get Britain back in touch with its proud craft traditions. Five talented amateur makers compete for the opportunity of a lifetime. Show more

Paul Martin issues a call to action to Britain's budding amateur craftspeople. He also uncovers a traditional skill on the waterways of Shropshire. Show more

Paul Martin travels to the Cotswolds to meet Ann-Magreth Bohl, sculptor-in-residence at the Rococo Gardens in Painswick, for a lesson in the ancient art of stone carving. Show more

Hitting the campaign trail to get Britain back in touch with its hand-made heritage, presenter Paul Martin meets a silversmith at the top of his game. Show more

Paul Martin visits one of the UK's last glass cones in Stourbridge, and tries his hand at glass-blowing. Meanwhile, five talented amateurs compete to be named Judges' Favourite. Show more

Paul Martin enters a world where heritage meets high fashion. Five talented amateur crafts people, including a guerrilla knitter, compete for a prize that money can't buy. Show more