We’ll have our eye out for some good Prey at Top Drawer Spring this weekend, especially for the fun, quirky One’s Cat journal and innovative Paper Tear-Off Placemats that are sturdy enough for reuse Prey has been designing and creating its own stationery, gifts and homeware products since 2004, specialising in blending vintage concepts
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Casting Director and Teacher turned Designer, Alice Atwell, will launch three brand new ranges of cards and a trade-only website at Top Drawer Spring After a decade working in theatre and teaching, designer Katherine Alice Lawson turned her back on the casting couch and the blackboard and, with her first three ranges of cards and
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One of the UK’s leading publishers of greetings cards, Woodmansterne, has announced its acquisition of advent calendar specialist Caltime Woodmansterne reports that after an eight week process it is ‘delighted to announce that we have now acquired Caltime the advent calendar specialists established in 1979. This is the first acquisition to have been completed
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Greeting Card publisher Crumble Cottage launches new Little Tew range Rosemary and Sedgewick of Crumble Cottage are very excited to announce the arrival of, Little Tew, the latest addition to the Crumble Cottage family! This adorable little chap will appear on a new range of baby products, including bibs, hats, bunting and bedding. Look out
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The Great British Company has relocated operations for The Almanac Gallery to its group headquarters in Gloucester In an initiative designed to streamline the logistics of specific creative and sales driven functions, The Great British Card Company (GBCC) has decided to close the London office devoted to the activities of The Almanac Gallery and move
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On the 170th anniversary of the first Christmas Cards being sent, courtesy of Sir Henry Cole, one of the world’s first individual Christmas greetings has been sold for over £4,000 One of the first Christmas cards ever produced was sold over the weekend by British auctioneers Henry Aldridge & Son, from an anonymous bidder
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