Carrie-Ann Coupe is an independent family run greeting card publisher based in Lancashire who is currently showcasing her latest designs at Giving & Living Online. The ever popular Sketchbook range comprises of over 200 greeting card designs. Whilst each card is beautifully handcrafted, each range is imaginatively designed to represent the various occasions in the […]
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“Quirky, great colour palette, eye-catching and jolly. Adults and Big kids love them! I am keeping them for keepsakes…..” are some of the comments shared by Lou Mill’s customers and you can see what they mean at Giving & Living Online from May 10-12, where she will display her full collection to the trade. Lou’s
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The Lovely NLD Designs caught our eye as we were on the hunt for new greeting card ranges. We caught up with designer, Natalie Dourado, who talked us through her new card publishing venture. She said: “I’ve been working as a magazine designer for the past decade, though more recently – after being made redundant
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Despite the ongoing lockdown – the end of which might thankfully be in sight – there has been no shortage of new product sourcing opportunities thanks to an intense flurry of digital exhibitions which have brought the wider world to our desktops. Whilst nothing can beat the face-to-face networking and buzz of a live show,
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Launching this month, The Seed Card Company offers an inspirational range of eco-friendly greetings cards and stationery created from post-consumer waste embedded with wildflowers, or recycled pre and post-consumer eco-friendly board and printed with vegan inks. Partnering with global reforestation effort, Ecologi, each time a card or stationery suite is purchased, The Seed Card Company
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The oldest printed Valentine’s Day card was published on January 12, 1797, by Londoner, John Fairburn and written by Catherine Mossday to a Mr Brown of Kent Road, a man who appears to have been ‘ghosting’ her. The printed verse around the edge is thus: ‘Since on this ever Happy day, All Nature’s full of
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