Cute plush brand Tiny Tatty Teddy from Carte Blanche Group appears on a range of super-soft new products for 2013. The Tiny Tatty Teddy range is part of the best-selling Me to You brand that is specially created for babies and toddlers. The cute baby bear with a blue nose features across a range of
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Another quick tip for great gift wrapping from industry guru Jane Means. When gift wrapping a plant use a fabric remnant or a paper tablecloth from a supermarket. These are both flexible for awkward shapes and are suitable for a damp base as the moisture will soak in to the wrapping.
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Spotted by Charlotte Abrahams will return to Top Drawer in an extended format later this month following its successful appearance at other Top Drawer events. Spotted is designed to create an entry point for a whole new generation of exhibitors and this year it will feature up to 12 handpicked design-based businesses who have never
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Welsh distributor Something Different Wholesale was established in 1999 by former retailers Jane and Martin Wallace Jones, who felt they were well placed to offer a really good wholesale service to retail customers. They have recently sourced an impressive range of hand-crafted products directly from manufacturers in Gianyar, Bali, putting much thought and effort into
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With Christmas behind us and looking forward to the new year, G&G Review would like to celebrate one of our favourite British publishers, Colcards, which has been producing fine art greetings cards for 25 years. The business was started by Alan Collins, who began the company selling cards based on textile and ceramic design. He
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Ofcom’s International Communications Market Report has confirmed that UK consumers still lead the rest of the world when it comes to sending greetings cards, sending more than any of the 17 countries surveyed. The research examined key market developments in the postal sector in each country, including volumes and revenue trends over the past five
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