UK Greetings (UKG) has renewed its focus on Juvenile cards having secured a number of leading licenses in this sector, including: Hot Wheels, Horrible Histories, Tinga Tales, Eric Carle, Guess How Much I Love You, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Top Model and Glee. By working closely with parent company American Greetings, UKG has also added
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UK supplier Really Good has added a new bone china mug to its fantastic Waldo Pancake collection of humourous gifts and greetings. The mug is decorated with a typical Waldo Pancake message in designer Jim Smith’s unique retro lettering, while the reverse includes the quote: “Thanks for reading this, not that anyone is.” Microwaveable and
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We’re loving these quirky, sparkly cards and make-up purses from Bedcrumb, inspired by vintage glamour and contemporary illustration. Launched at Pulse 2011, all Bedcrumb products are are designed and made in the UK. Featured here are Quirky Candy Greetings Cards, that are fun and original in bright colours with contrasting envelopes. The cards feature quirky
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Watch specialist Condor Group has launched a new range of Cannibal Colours watches that are perfect for the summer season and a great price-point for gift retailers at just £19.99. The watch is available in ten colours, including two white and one black along with an eye-catching spectrum from hot pink to super-trendy canary yellow
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We loved this bright and original Origami-inspired jewellery by Yu-Ping Lin, discovered during the Treasure trade day at London Jewellery Week. Yu-Ping’s jewellery is made from silver, hand-painted fabric and mixed media, priced from £50 – 500. The fabric can be changed freely. Think these would make a really dazzling gift for a special occasion,
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The Jewellery Show helped to launch the first ever trade day at London Jewellery Week 2011, a unique event that took place during the opening of Treasure (formerly a consumer-only event) on Thursday June 9. For just one day the city-wide jewellery festival brought together trade buyers and designers in an intimate exhibition held at
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