Saffron Cards & Gifts has signed an exclusive licensing agreement with The London Studio (TLS) with effect from 20th April 2015. The agreement covers all TLS images with the exception of ‘The Wisdom of Kids’ which is licensed by Gemma International Ltd for cards, Blueprint Collections for Stationery and Brown Trout for calendars and
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The National Stationery Show will continue its partnership with Etsy Wholesale for the second consecutive year, with an expanded four-prong collaboration expected to bring an increased number of Etsy Wholesale sellers to the Show, due to take place on May 17-20, at New York City’s Jacob K. Javits Center. Elements of the 2015 partnership include:
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Spring Fair welcomes new exhibitor Creature Corner with Learn to Speak Cat One of many new greetings card publishers exhibiting within Greetings & Stationery at Spring Fair for the first time in 2014 is Creature Corners, making its debut from Hall 4 Stand F90. The Creature Corners range of cards will include the Learn to
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We loved seeing The DM Collection at P G Live, a line of greeting cards and prints available for sale by award-winning watercolour artist and illustrator Daniel Mackie. At the beginning of 2011 Daniel Mackie abandoned Photoshop as an image-making tool and started using watercolour and producing original paintings. This change in medium also produced
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8mm Ideas is one of the latest editions to our sister site, Gifts & Greetings Directory, and we love their whimsical products so much we decided to feature them here on the Review. These small works of wonder first showed up in New York City in 1999, created and inspired from vintage books and other
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Major paper products exhibition Paperworld commissioned market research which revealed that Germans spent around €149 million on greetings cards in the last year, a 6.4 per cent rise on 2011. This compared with a poor 2010 that saw sales slump by €30 million. The greeting card industry in Germany is thought to have an annual
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