Giftwrap Guru Jane Means offers more handy hips and tips for Gifts & Greetings Review:
For vintage-style gift wrapping make use of existing materials by utilising old music books and sheet paper for a uniquely stylish twist on conventional papers, which is eco friendly as well as eye-catching.
Visit Jane Means’ website for more details and the latest in gift wrapping trends
Gift wrapping queen, Jane Means, has teamed up with one of the UK’s top digital print platforms, WTTB, to make this festive season extra fancy.
Tim Johnson, a Cambridge-based inventor and print industry veteran, has developed a solution to reduce plastic packaging used for Gift Wrap packs. The first products
Top Drawer has revealed the winners of the PaperAwards A/W18. Sponsored by G.F Smith, the PaperAwards support and recognise the creativity and innovation of the
The Gardens Group has enhanced its environmental credentials once again this month, by switching to eco-friendly wrapping at all three of its garden centres. The
With Paper & Friends, Tendence is creating a new area for calendars, greetings cards, stationery, gift books and notebooks. The exhibition date at the end
The UK stationery market is set to rise by £49.1 million (2.4%) from £2.06 billion in 2016 to around £2.1 billion by 2021, according to
Autumn Fair will open its doors on Sunday 7th September at the NEC Birmingham, unveiling a reimagined visitor experience that blends inspiration, sourcing, insight, and
The British Craft Directory (BCD) is delighted to announce a new partnership with Associated Independent Stores (AIS) that will see a British Craft branded zone
Following the announcement earlier this year, Hyve Group is thrilled to unveil more details of the eagerly anticipated 2026 co-location of Glee and Autumn Fair
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Handcrafted furniture not only adds a personal touch to your garden, patio or balcony, it’s also affordable and often much more sustainable than store-bought pieces.
The British Independent Retailers Association (Bira) Bira has condemned the Government’s inaction over the “de minimis” import loophole following a Sky News investigation revealing £5.9
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