To Celebrate 10 years in business, design-led giftwrap and greetings card specialist 1973 is running a design a wrapping paper competition. The winner will not only get his/her design published and sold worldwide but will also receive £200 and a goody bag from this great publisher. All entries must be in a low res PDF
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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
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Event stationery brand LOVICCI will present its new lines at the London Stationery Show, due to take place at the Business Design Centre, Islington, from April 23-24 2013. LOVICCI will bring Exclusively Inviting to the event, an exquisite range of luxury hand crafted boxes, ribbons, gift tags and event and social stationery. The beautiful range
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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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More hot tips from gift wrap guru Jane Means, who advises on an easy way to make your Christmas gifts sparkle. For festive gifts add some sparkle by adding glitter decorations or inexpensive baubles (ensuring they are shatterproof!). This will immediately lift the gift and if you’re not an expert wrapper it will detract the
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As an independent retailer how can you compete against the chain stores and Internet this season? The cliché often thrown around is that independents can offer better service, which is easy enough to say, but it is equally important that retailers understand how to turn that ‘better’ service offering into extra sales. A great way
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