Rosanna Rossi
Stand F84
Rosanna Rossi
Greetings will
be showcasing
its range,
‘Florini’ at Top
Drawer Autumn
incorporating
eight designs for
female birthday.
A beautiful
collection of
cards featuring
textile and painted
fl orals, printed
on textured
Italian board.
Complemented
with gold and
Laura Likes
silver foil, emboss and fl itter. New additions, also to the popular
Stand H141
‘Complimenti’ Age Range and ‘Sentimenti’. All cards are 150mm
Laura Likes will be showcasing several new ranges from its
square with matching white pearl envelopes and individually
original character-based hand fi nished card collection. Namel,
cello-wrapped.
Tel: 01386 442 990
new Christmas, Valentines and Mothers Day designs. All printed
and hand-fi nished in England, onto quality textured board, the
cards measure 105 x 150mm.
Laura Likes cards are charming, quirky and for those looking
for something truly different.
Skye’s The Limit
Top Drawer Autumn also sees the release of the brand
Stand F109
new eco collection, printed onto FSC-accredited board with
recycled envelopes and compostable cello-bags our Bright Eyes
Popular Australian boutique Skye’s The
Collection includes 2 different sized square cards. These unusual
Limit is delighted to be exhibiting in the
textured designs feature a die-cut corner and glitter detail, we
UK at Top Drawer Autumn. Launching in
will be releasing several small ranges at the exhibition including
the UK and Europe this year, Skye’s The
Birthdays and Valentines.
Limit offers high-end retailers a distinctive
Tel: 07942 259574
range of cards - including beautiful
Web: www.lauralikes.co.uk
handmade and children’s designs - gift
tags, postcards, wrap and unique gift
items.
“I’m thrilled to be heading to London
Scarlett
for Top Drawer, our fi rst time at this major
international trade fair,” says Skye Rogers,
Greetings
Sydney-based illustrator and founder of
Stand F106
Skye’s The Limit. Skye will attend Top
Scarlett Greetings will be
Drawer along with Alison Jefferies, who runs the UK-based business.
exhibiting new additions to
Skye’s The Limit products have become renowned for their quirky
its popular APOSTROPHES
originality. Skye’s illustration styles vary widely, depending on the brief
range, named as a 2009
or what she’s been staring at lately. “Uppermost in my mind,” says
Henries Finalist. These
Skye, “is to create an image that has its own integrity, however that is
cards feature inspirational
achieved; through acrylic paint, collage or pen and ink.” “Always”, she
and sometimes funny
says, “there is the desire is to create something with emotional weight,
quotes and their fresh
something that will be enduring.”
design helps make them stand
Founded in 2007, Skye’s The Limit produces high-end stationery
out.
that is fresh and distinct. Retailers continually remark on the beautiful
Eight new designs have
production quality of the cards and the speed at which they leave their
been added to the jeweled
shops.
BIJOUX range for the
A lifelong illustrator, Skye admits she has been doodling since she
sophisticated girl about
.co.uk
was a very young child. “It was the only thing I was good at!” she says.
town. A new collection
After many years as a successful commercial illustrator (and
called SATIN features
the talent behind some of the best-selling ranges offered by major
15 designs combining
international publishers) Skye decided to set up on her own. Two year’s
colourful patterns with a
later, Skye’s The Limit is a hub of creative energy, always developing
touch of sparkle. Satin
new and interesting lines to keep up with retailers needs.
ribbons and pearlised
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Over a dozen ranges will be available in the UK and Europe, with
envelopes complete the
special attention paid to paper stock and print quality - all cards are
elegant look.
.
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printed on FSC, 100% recycled paper.
Tel: 0845 8800678
Tel: 07536 015 932
Web: www.Scarlett-
www
Web: www.skyes-the-limit.co.uk
greetings.com
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