Mother Goose Concert Posters will be debuting at the National Stationery Show, due to take place from May 19 – 22 at the Jacob K Javits Center in New York. The company is owned by Suzanne Cabrera and her husband Edgar, who run a small design studio focusing on hand-drawn illustrations that take inspiration from
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The Loft line of personalized stationery from Black River Imaging has been selected as a finalist for Best New Product in the Paper Love category at the National Stationery Show,where the company is exhibiting for the first time this year. Black River Imaging, which will be in booth 2888, provides personalized and short run printing
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New product has won the day at Pulse 2013, which opened its doors for its 12th edition today at London’s Earl’s Court. Over 250 companies exhibiting across a broad swathe of product categories are showcasing solely at Pulse this summer including; La Cerise Sur Le Gateau, Miss Etoile, Disaster Design, Men’s Society, Johnstons of Elgin,
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Hallmark will be returning to this year’s PG Live to unveil its bigger and better stand, showcasing a fresh new look and re-focused brand direction. The card and gift specialist has spent considerable efforts identifying its core proposition and has drawn on its many years of ‘celebrating relationships’ to develop an extensive new product range.
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Founder and owner of Net2Nana, Belinda Bull, imparts more words of wisdom on this key consumer demographic. Scarves are always well received gifts and the fact that they are currently very popular amongst “the bright young things” won’t have escaped Grandma’s notice! When choosing a scarf for an older friend or family member don’t resist
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8mm Ideas is one of the latest editions to our sister site, Gifts & Greetings Directory, and we love their whimsical products so much we decided to feature them here on the Review. These small works of wonder first showed up in New York City in 1999, created and inspired from vintage books and other
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