Soo Bloo
Booth 352
www.soobloodesigns.com
Surtex preview
Susan Bloomenstein is the creator of Soo Bloo Designs. After working for many years as a
fi ber artist, stitching tapestries with The Tapestry Workshop, Sue decided to bring her designs
to a larger public. “The Tapestry Workshop was wonderful,” said Sue, “but I have so many
ideas and stitching is so slow! Licensing gives me an opportunity to be far more creative”.
Sue’s designs are versatile and adaptable. They are suitable for most products and Sue
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is very willing to adapt them for most uses. She has created designs for birthdays, many Garden Party
holidays, such as Christmas, Valentine’s Day, (one of Sue’s favourite holidays!), Mother’s Day Booth 603, 605
and Father’s Day, as well as for use on products for children, for tabletop, wallpaper, rugs, and www.greenstreetgardenparty.com
paper goods. Many of Sue’s designs can be seen on her website. “This is just the tip of the
iceberg”, says Sue. “I have millions more. Many of them will be on display at Surtex and we These days, being green is far more than a trend.
welcome all visitors!” Contact at sue@soobloodesigns.com. The recent focus on the environment by the
media, government and the public, calls on each
of us to be more aware of our responsibility to
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ensure our earth is here to pass along to future
generations. The Green Street Garden Party (GSGP)
Booth 263, 265 is a new brand, which provides an innovative and
www.magnetreps.com fresh approach to promoting a green and healthy
lifestyle.
Magnet Reps represents fresh, Represented by the irresistible residents of
contemporary art, and will be debuting Green Street, GSGP will appeal to parents and
two new award-winning artists and kids everywhere. From the spunky Hope Fiore
more than 20 new lines at Surtex 2009. to the inquisitive Crawlie, these earth-friendly
Jenn Playford’s bright pretty fl orals and characters motivate each other to connect with
fresh whimsical children’s artwork will nature and embrace this new call to responsibility.
be featured again, as will the two Surtex With the aid of the philanthroscope – a prized
newcomers with proven licensing track- antique looking glass – the residents of Green
records, Bella Pilar and Catalina Estrada. Street are able to observe a diverse number of
Hundreds of repeat patterns, environmental and social issues taking place
single images, icons and borders are across the globe. The combination of unique
available for license in holiday, bridal, characters and relevant storylines will encourage
everyday, fl orals and juvenile among young audiences to emulate and connect to the
other directions. ‘Licensing is a trend- Green Street characters as they set out to change
based industry so staying current and the world each and every day.
providing forward-thinking artwork is From their backyard to yours, to the world
one of our main priorities’ says licensing at large, through the eyes of these energizing
director Chrystal Falcioni. characters and their eco-forward attitude, you
Extensive licensing portfolios are will discover a fresh and relevant brand with an
maintained with new lines developed enduring message. License with this compelling
regularly, custom artwork and art brand to benefi t from an almost limitless
manipulation are also available to meet selection of product options, including stationery,
licensee needs. Magnet Reps is happy animation, toys, storybooks, activity books,
to work with licensees, manufacturers and direct-to-retail. Contact licensing director, Chrystal apparel and more. Contact on +1 410 923 3786, or
Falcioni, on +1 866 390 5656 (US), +1 310 733 1234 (Int.) or at art@magnetreps.com. at diane@greenstreetgardenparty.com.
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