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Giggle Water Let’s Raise a glass to 20 amazing years

How to make homemade 1920s cocktails Mint Julep

Mix a teaspoon of sugar with a splash of water in a highball glass until dissolved.

Add a handful of mint leaves and gently bruise with a muddler or wooden spoon.

Fill the glass with crushed ice, then pour in 60-90ml of bourbon, stir, and garnish with more mint leaves.

Bee’s Knees

Stir a generous teaspoon of honey in a splash of room temperature water in the bottom of a cocktail shaker until it's dissolved. Add 60ml gin, 15ml fresh lemon juice and ice. Shake vigorously, then strain into a cocktail glass and garnish with a lemon twist.

Between The Sheets

Mix 30ml each of brandy, white rum and triple sec with 15ml of fresh lemon juice in a shaker with ice. Shake, and strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with lemon twist.

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‘Roaring’ Into The Twenties!

The Henries has always been Welcome to the 20th Henries first and foremost about greeting card industry awards. celebrating greeting card When we realised that it publishing excellence. And it is was our 20th Henries, Warren, this continued product Gale and I recognised there excellence that has enabled could be only one theme for the UK greeting card industry this year’s awards - the 1920’s. to build its reputation as a A decade known for its design world leader and it has exuberance, vivacity and also meant that our industry economic vitality sadly with a has stayed relevant and bump with the Wall Street buoyant throughout the most Crash (1929). bitter economic downturn in In many ways, 1996, the year recent history. we held the first greeting card Above: Fresh faced and youthful Warren and Jakki at Last year alone, an astonishing industry awards, was a time the 1996 inaugural greeting card industry awards. £1.6 billion was spent on when the UK greetings industry greeting cards in the UK – testament indeed was really starting to ‘roar’ as well. Clinton that The Henries Awards and the UK greeting Cards, having undergone a massive card sector the awards celebrate is still acquisition, was booming. Ron Wood’s roaring as a sector.

Birthday’s chain (in many ways the Card Here’s to all that jazz continuing!

Factory of the day), were reporting record sales, and a young man by the name of Jakki, Warren and Gale Timothy Melgund was just engineering a A Special Thanks To… management buy-out of a then tiny chain of The Henries Awards only exists due to a number of boutique stationery stores called Paperchase. companies and individuals, whose commitment to this event we would like to say a ‘big thank you’. Firstly to our In publishing, Carte Blanche’s Tatty Teddy wonderful award category sponsors for making The was just taking off, while Forever Friends Henries possible, but also to Paper Rose for the design of the glorious Roaring Twenties style Henries Invitations, (part of The Andrew Brownsword empire) kindly printed by The Sherwood Group and the board was celebrating its 10th birthday and was supplied by GF Smith; Windles/Much More for the growing like topsy. design and print of the gorgeous Henries Menus, and Fedrigoni for the paper; House of Cards for the scratch The year 1996 was a time of great hope cards’ sponsorship; GF Smith for The Henries brochure and expansion for the greeting card industry, paper and The Sherwood Group/Eden Design for The Henries finalists displays, Paper Rose for the stand up sit when great names like Paperlink, Paper Rose, down prize; plus Hallmark, Artebene, The Art File, Simon Emotional Rescue and Really Good were Elvin, Nigel Quiney, eOne, Saffron Cards & Gifts, Carte Blanche, The Paper Collaborative, HTI, PG Live, Rainbow breaking through to the big time.

Productions and Butlins for their generosity in donating some great raffle prizes.

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Gatsby Decadence

Kindly donated by Saffron Cards & Gifts Lap up the luxury Great Gatsby style with £400 to spend on an overnight stay at one of the prestigious Hotel du Vin hotels across the country.

Razzle Dazzle Them A Selfridges Splurge

Kindly donated by The Art File Dine at one of Selfridges’ restaurants, indulge yourself at the Champagne & Oyster Bar or just splurge on designer brands with £300 to spend at the iconic Selfridges & Co stores.

Kindly donated by Nigel Quiney Publications Be bedecked and bejeweled in £300 worth of striking, beautiful and glamorous costume jewellery of your choice from the extensive Butler & Wilson collection.

Kick Up Your Heels

Kindly donated by Simon Elvin Step out into the grand and glamorous theatre land to take in a show, play, dance performance or musical, then enjoy a sumptuous dinner with £250 worth of hoteldirect.co.uk vouchers (valid nationwide).

Where Your Money Will Go

The Light Fund, set up by PG’s directors Jakki Brown and Ian Hyder, has now raised over £800,000 since its inception in 2004. Now a registered charity in its own right, the sights are now set on The Light Fund reaching the £1 million milestone, funding lots of wonderful charity projects to help children, women and men less fortunate than ourselves.

Last year alone, The Light Fund worked funded projects with 17 different charities, namely The Brain Tumour Charity, Challenge Africa, Children’s Brain Tumour Foundation, The Children’s Trust, Children With Cancer UK, Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity, Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, MS-UK, New Life, Orchid Cancer Trust, Prostate Cancer UK, Royal Free Hospital, Rainbow Trust Children’s Charity, Spread a Smile, The Venture Force Foundation and Whizz-Kidz.

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A Knobbly Knees-Up

Kindly donated by Butlin’s and Rainbow Productions With fun for the kids or for adults with live music festivals and events, take a Butlin’s Break with either family or friends on a midweek four night silver standard self-catering holiday for four people.

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Delicious Delicacies & Fizz

Kindly donated by Hallmark Inspired by the constant changing of the seasons, Michelin-starred Fera at Claridge's is a creative and natural take on modern British cuisine. Dine at a table for two to experience the divine flavours of Fera at Claridge’s Tasting Menu which features six courses.

Kindly donated by Carte Blanche Group In the sumptuous Art Deco surroundings of London’s Claridge’s hotel, enjoy a delicious champagne afternoon tea for four at this prestigious hotel.

Paper Perfection

Kindly donated by Debbie Wigglesworth, founder of The Paper Collaborative Enhance your home with this one-off piece of beautiful paper art by artist Katie Jackson.

A Sizzling Day Out

Kindly donated by eOne and HTI Perfect for budding junior chefs, your little one will love The Peppa Pig House Kitchen, and then treat the whole ‘pen’ with a family ticket for four to Peppa Pig World.

Keep ‘Em Reeling

Kindly donated by eOne Films really blossomed in the 1920s, and this assortment of 20 contemporary cinematic treats on DVD - well-known films such as 12 Years A Slave, Dallas Buyers Club, Peppa Pig and Twilight – will keep you and yours entertained for hours.

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The Man Behind The Name Why The Henries?

The Henries are named after Sir Henry Cole – so who was he?

Above: Sir Henry Cole, the namesake of The Henries caricatured as King Cole, in Vanity Fair in 1871.

Below: The logo for The Henry Cole Classic Award.

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The UK greeting card industry has a lot to thank a certain Victorian philanthropist, inventor and culturist who went by the name of Henry Cole.

Not only did he introduce the first ever commercially produced Christmas card, but was also a pioneer of the Penny Post (which safeguarded a quick and efficient postal service) and was director of the V&A Museum which remains a source of inspiration of many of today’s greeting card creatives.

With these ‘claims to fame’ he was the ideal namesake of the greeting card industry’s product awards - The Henries.

It was back in 1843, finding himself too busy to write letters to all his acquaintances at Christmas time, that Henry Cole, commissioned his friend, John Calcott Horsley, a British narrative painter to design a card.

This significant Christmas card features a central hand-coloured image of a family party in progress, above the greeting ‘A merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to You’ and is flanked by two much simpler images of the poor being tended.

A batch of 1,000 of the cards - only 5” x 3” in size and postcard format were printed on a lithograph stone and then hand-coloured by a professional colourer.

Henry sent some of the cards to his family and friends including his personal messages of goodwill for the festive season, but the remainder of the cards he sold through a stationers shop in London’s Old Bond Street for one shilling (5p) each.

There are now only be around only 10 of the original 1,000 Henry Cole cards in existence - many of the cards were destroyed by the puritans of the day – known as Muggletonians - as the image depicted children drinking wine, which was considered inappropriate to Victorian sensibilities.

Thankfully, one of the original cards is safe and not too far away! In December 2005 one of original cards (that was sent to a Miss Tripsack, a close friend of the poetess Elizabeth Barrett-Browning) came up for auction at an obscure auction house in Devizes in Wiltshire. The auctioneer, Alan Aldridge, kept a promise that he had made to PG’s Jakki Brown that he would not publicise the card being up for auction to the American market. (A card Sir Henry had sent to his grandmother had been sold via the same auction house to a private US investor only a few years previously, for £22K).

Determined to safeguard this precious treasure of UK greeting card history and keep it within the nation, PG’s Jakki Brown was successful in her bid for this very special Christmas card.

Sir Henry’s legacy continues strongly, with hundreds of card publishers, thousands of retailers and a strong band of dedicated suppliers perpetuating the wonderful habit of buying and sending greeting cards that are reverred throughout the world.

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Above: This 172 year old 5” x 3” piece of cardboard represents an important part of our cultural heritage – the world’s first commercially produced Christmas cards that was introduced by Sir Henry Cole back in 1843. This card, from the initial 1,000 batch, was sent to Miss Tripsack, a close friend of the poetess Elizabeth Barrett-Browning and is now owned by PG’s Jakki Brown.

More About Henry Henry Cole was awarded the CB for his work on The Great Exhibition and was knighted by Queen Victoria in 1875. He was often referred to in the press as Old King Cole.

He was known to have the close personal backing of the Queen, and especially of the Prince Consort, who when he needed a facilitator for one of his key projects, reportedly used to say: "We must have steam, get Cole."

As well as being a philanthropic civil servant, Sir Henry adopted the pseudonym of Felix Summerly for his more commercial activities.

These included designing a prizewinning teapot that was manufactured by Minton. As Felix Summerly, he also wrote a series of children's books, including A book of stories from The home treasury; A hand-book for the architecture, sculpture, tombs, and decorations of Westminster Abbey (1859); An Alphabet of Quadrupeds (1844); and The most delectable history of Reynard the Fox.

Above: Alan Aldridge, principal auctioneer of Henry Aldridge & Sons, Devizes with the Henry Cole card as it went under the hammer.

Left:PG’s Jakki Brown fulfilled a dream by successfully bidding for one of the few remaining examples of the world’s first commercially produced Christmas cards.

Below: Sir Henry Cole was the director of the V&A which remains a source of inspiration for many greeting card designers today.

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Behind The Scenes Here we go ‘behind the scenes’ of The Henries 2015 judging process to find out how the finalists are arrived at.

Who Judged The Henries?

The responsibility of judging the product entries to this year’s Henries awards lay in the collective hands of the judging panel, made up entirely of retailers. The judging panel comprised almost 40 leading greeting card retail buyers, from right across the retail spectrum. The panel included buyers from large specialist chains, medium-sized groups, independent card shops, supermarkets, department stores, garden centres, bookshops, varietal stores and online operators. In aggregate, this year’s panel is responsible for buying cards for well over 6,000+ shops!

Above: The Henries 2015 judging in action!

Below left: House of Cards’ Nigel Williamson and Jarrold’s Suzie Abel smile for the camera.

Below: Andrea Pinder of Unit 7 was in her element at the judging day.

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The Henries 2015 Judging Panel (In alphabetical order by surname)

● Suzie Abel, senior buyer of Jarrolds, Norwich ● Allison Allum, owner/director of Something Special in Prestatyn and Mold ● Neil Allum, owner/director of Something Special in Prestatyn and Mold ● John Barratt, director of The Card Centre in Felixstowe ● Kate Briggs, buying manager of Asda (400+ stores) ● Michelle Burgess, buyer of National Trust (200+ stores) ● Claire Castle, buyer of WHSmith (600 stores) ● Jane Chandler, stores director of M&P Cards (14 stores in the Home Counties and South West) ● David Colman, director/owner of The Only Place For Pictures in Islington and Palmers Green ● Stuart Delahoy, owner and buyer, Set Design in Leicester ● Aimi Devine, owner of The Card Gallery in Ackworth ● Abel Dos Santos, stationery and gifts buyer of Foyles (five stores) ● Claire Fitzgerald, assistant buyer of Waterstones (280 stores) ● Sophie Greenwood, (then) senior buyer of Funky Pigeon /Paper & Script and WH Smith Travel (700+ stores) ● Sarah Henderson, co-owner of 3 Wishes (4 stores in Hampshire/Dorset) ● Paul Henderson, co-owner of 3 Wishes (4 stores in Hampshire/Dorset) ● Eliot James, buyer of Scribbler (33 stores) ● Ros Jones, owner/director of The Celtic Card & Gift Co, Powys ● Mark Janson-Smith, Postmark in Balham, Dulwich and Turnham Green ● Lauren Keen, manager of Sentiments in Burnham-on-Sea ● Michelle Klein, buyer of Waitrose (320+ stores) ● Kim Lewis, card buyer of Longacres Garden Centre in Bagshot ● Jessie Matthews, buyer of cards for Paperchase (150+ stores) ● Giles Meehan, senior buyer of The Card Centre in Felixstowe ● Brent Milburn, director of Rhymes with Orange and New Frames in Soho and Marylebone

Above: Experienced Henries judge Claire Castle (of WHSmith) takes it all in her stride. ● Nigel Morris, co-owner of The Card Emporium, Rhubarb and The Post Office in Malvern ● Sara Morris, co-owner of The Card Emporium, Rhubarb and The Post Office in Malvern ● Gabrielle Peters, buying manager of Tesco (3,000+ stores) ● Andrea Pinder, owner/sales director of Unit 7 Cards and Gifts (four stores in Manchester, Birmingham and Barrowfield) ● Sarah-Jane Porter, head of licensing for Moonpig.com and Photobox.com ● Heidi Richardson, partner/co-owner of Little Paperie in Ashbourne ● Tim Reynolds, retail manager of Medici Gallery, Kensington ● Lynda Rowe, assistant buyer of John Lewis Partnership (44 stores) ● Amie Scull, buying assistant of John Lewis Partnership (44 stores) ● Lucy Sticka, partner/co-owner of Little Paperie in Ashbourne ● Anne Tasker, buyer of Sentiments in Burnham-on-Sea ● Nigel Williamson, partner in House of Cards (7 stores in the Home Counties) ● Ruth Young, buyer of Clintons (410 stores)

The Preparation

Throughout June and July, PG’s offices were deluged with boxes, Jiffy bags and envelopes, boldly marked ‘Henries Entries’. Together they created a mountain of packages containing over 14,000 greeting cards, sheets of giftwrap and giftbags, submitted from some 200 different UK publishers.

All greeting cards submitted for The Henries 2015 are treated equally, whether they are sent in by a multi-national company, a new start-up one-man band publisher and everything in between. The Henries are free of charge to enter meaning it is open to all.

Each entry is logged onto the computer and assigned a number. One card design from each entry is retained for archive purposes while the other cards in each submission are mounted onto their own large display board. A label is affixed to the top of each board that prominently features a distinct entry number as well as the RRP(s) of the mounted cards.

To overcome any preconceived ideas judges might have had of publishers, the brand and company name of each submission for the product entries are concealed.

In the case of the Most Promising Young Designer or Artist category those entering were invited to submit their own ready-mounted boards if they wished.

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The Judging Process

Above: Sophie Greenwood (now of M&S) is not keen to disclose her voting decisions to Scribbler’s Eliot James.

Which Ranges Were Eligible To Enter?

Entering The Henries 2015 was open to all UK publishers, as well as UK-based distributors of card publishers from overseas.

Publishers were invited to enter ranges that had been launched since August 1 2014 or new designs that had been added to on-going ranges.

The Henry Cole Classic award is slightly different in that this is for ranges that have stood the test of time and therefore the onus is on the heritage of the brand rather than just the new designs in the range.

Publishers could enter as many categories as they wished, with as many entries in each category as they wanted.

The judging for all the product categories, as well as Most Promising Young Designer or Artist, took place on a single day, spanning offices as well as the Shillibeer’s Bar & Grill, adjacent to PG’s London offices.

The criteria for judging were: ● Quality of Design ● Quality of print, production and manufacture ● Appropriateness for the market sector at which it is aimed ● Value for money All entries were put on display category by category. The judges considered all entries in each category, individually selecting the five entries they deemed to be the best in each category. Judging forms were completed by writing the corresponding entry numbers, in order of merit, in the relevant boxes on the form. Points were then awarded accordingly by the adjudication team; five points being assigned to the entries each judge felt was the best in the category down to one point for the fifth choice. The points from all the judges’ forms were then correlated to arrive at the winner and five other finalists.

Below: National Trust’s Michelle Burgess was delighted to be part of The Henries judging panel this year.

Above right: John Lewis Partnership’s Lynda Rowe (right) and Amie Scull judged The Henries for the first time this year.

Above: Clintons’ Ruth Young considering some of the entries.

Through concealing the publisher’s name, each entry is judged on its own merit rather than preconceived ideas.

Right: Waterstones’ Claire Fitzgerald about to put pen to paper on her judging form.

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The Henries 2015 Finalists

Most Promising Young Designer Or Artist F INALISTS Open to: This award was open to all greeting card designers and artists (employed or freelance) under the age of 35 on August 1 2014.

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(in alphabetical order)

Rebecca Crouch, creative director and founder of Raspberry Blossom Emma Grant, designer for Woodmansterne Cathryn Jones, designer for Hotchpotch Publishing Libby McMullin, creative director and founder of Libby McMullin Tamsin Rennie, founder and director of Studio Seed Clair Rossiter, freelance illustrator

Rebecca Crouch, creative director and founder of Raspberry Blossom: “Raspberry Blossom is a contemporary and luxurious British greeting card and stationery company I founded in 2014.

I’m a lifelong paper, pattern and print enthusiast, with a decade of design experience working in London’s advertising industry.

Together, these elements combined, I produce greeting cards that contain a creative blend of innocence, quirkiness and fun, using a blend of typography, whimsical rhyme, hand painting and illustrated characters.

Now stocked in major retailers including Paperchase, Oliver Bonas, Waterstones and Harrods, Raspberry Blossom products aim to bring a smile to the faces of those who buy and receive them.”

Emma Grant, designer for Woodmansterne: “My journey into the wonderful world of greeting cards began five years ago and I am now happily doodling away as an in-house designer at Woodmansterne.

I like to design cards that are playful, lively and have oodles of personality. My love of animals is often evident in my work. I enjoy experimenting with different finishes to complement my illustrations, whether it be by use of intricate foiling, blingy flitter or zingy, neon ink!

I feel very fortunate to be living the quote ‘Choose a job you love and you will never have to work a day in your life’.”

Cathryn Jones, designer for Hotchpotch Publishing: “I began my card career six years ago at International Greetings before leaving to set up my own freelance business and become a founding member of Morgan Arcade Studios in Cardiff, a creative co-working hub. Despite loving being independent, London beckoned along with an amazing opportunity at Paperchase. Two years on and I found myself working in the wonderful Hotchpotch Studio! Life here is full of inspiration and creative freedom and I love putting my own stamp on the Hotchpotch brand. I thrive on learning different styles and techniques and feel so lucky to have a job I love getting up for every morning!”

Libby McMullin, creative director and founder of Libby McMullin: "I believe greeting cards to be one of the most sincere forms of communication and my passion for gorgeous quality paper products has inspired me to publish my new and unique illustrations. Through my work I hope to bring a little bit of magic to the world. Each design has been lovingly created by me and is truly meant as a keepsake. I'm so excited to be recognised as a ‘Most Promising Designer’ for the second time, it motives me and inspires me to keep following my dream."

Tamsin Rennie, founder and director of Studio Seed: “I began my greetings career at Tigerprint where I worked as a senior designer for five years before taking the leap into running my own stationery business. Alongside running my own successful brand, I have also had stationery designs published by Next, Hallmark UK and Target Australia.

For me, there is something a tiny bit magical about receiving a beautiful, handwritten notecard, and this together with my obsession with all things stationery, my design experience and big ambitions prompted the birth of Studio Seed - a boutique stationery and design studio specialising in beautifully charming stationery and design-led greeting cards.”

Clair Rossiter, freelance illustrator: I am a 23 year-old freelance illustrator who graduated from Falmouth University in July 2014. As part of my freelance work I have created two card ranges with The Art Group over the past year, which have been inspired by travel and the charm of city life. I always seek to create a sense of vibrancy and humour in my work; whether this is through wonky lines, expressive limbs or happy imperfections. Ultimately I love to create images that will make people smile and perhaps see the world in a more playful and childlike way.”

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The Henries 2015 Finalists

Best Children’s Range Open to: All children’s greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2014.

● Animal Transport

● Dungarees

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● Zoo Buddies

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The Henries 2015 Finalists

Best Christmas Counter Range

● Christmas Landscapes

● Happy Jackson

● Gold

Open to: All Christmas counter greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2014.

F INALISTS ● ● ● ● ● ●

(in alphabetical order)

Christmas Landscapes from Bug Art Gold from Woodmansterne Happy Jackson from Pigment Ombre Christmas from Five Dollar Shake Snowflakes & Sparkle from Think Of Me Xmas Doodles from Rosie Made A Thing ● Xmas Doodles

● Ombre Christmas ● Snowflakes & Sparkle

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Best Christmas Box Or Pack ● Form Christmas Box Open to: Any Christmas box or pack that has been launched since August 2014. This award could be for a specific item rather than for a range.

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Best Traditional Words & Sentiments Range Open to: All traditional words and sentiments greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2014.

● Memories

● Everlasting

● Mad Dots Wedding

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Everlasting from The Handcrafted Card Co Mad Dots Wedding from Hearts Designs Memories from Words ‘n’ Wishes Quotelets from Clavis & Claustra Sentiments from Wishing Well Studios Sweet Pea from Bonnie Blackbird ● Sentiments

● Sweet Pea

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The Henries 2015 Finalists

Best Contemporary Words & Sentiments Range

● Life Is Sweet

● Alice Scott ● Little Voice

Open to: All contemporary words and sentiments greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2014.

F INALISTS ● ● ● ● ● ●

(in alphabetical order)

Alice Scott from Pigment Little Voice from UK Greetings Life Is Sweet from Icon Paul Gaudhi from Ohh Deer Pink & Ink from Stop The Clock Design Words Of Wisdom from Dandelion Stationery ● Pink & Ink

● Paul Gaudhi

● Words Of Wisdom

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Best Contemporary Trend Range Open to: All contemporary greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2014.

F INALISTS ● ● ● ● ● ●

(in alphabetical order)

Colour Me Happy from Stephanie Dyment Copper from Stormy Knight Darling Denim from Belly Button Designs Henna from Noel Tatt On The Shelf from The Typecast Gallery Wildstyle from Brainbox Candy

● Darling Denim

● Copper ● Colour Me Happy

● Henna

● On The Shelf

● Wildstyle

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The Henries 2015 Finalists

Best Handmade Or Hand-Finished Range ● Form

Open to: All handmade or hand-finished greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2014.

● Little Bigs

● Krafty Captions

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Form from The Art File Krafty Captions from Tache Crafts Little Bigs from Cockadoodle Design Neon Jewels from Janie Wilson Scrabbley Neons from Bexy Boo Spring Collection from Apple Tree Gifts

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Best Photographic Range ● Beautiful

● Exposure Colour ● Funny Animals Open to: All photographic greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2014.

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(in alphabetical order)

Beautiful from Ling Design Exposure Colour from Icon Funny Animals from Ezen Designs Love Unlimited from Pigment Shawn St Peter from The Great British Card Company Zoo Portraits from Lagom Design

● Shawn St Peter

● Love Unlimited

● Zoo Portraits

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Best Humorous Range Open to: All humour greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2014.

● Naked People

● Honesty ● #firstworldproblems

● Toy Stories

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Best Art Range ● Cats & Dogs

● Charcoals by Bex Williams

● The Country Set Open to: All art greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2014.

● Critters

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(in alphabetical order)

Cats & Dogs from Rose Hill Designs Charcoals by Bex Williams from Wraptious The Country Set from Wrendale Designs Critters from Bug Art E lly Jane from Clear Creations Fab Funky from Victoria Armstrong Collection

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Best Licensed Range Open to: All licensed greeting card ranges involving a licensing agreement that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2014.

● Despicable Me

F INALISTS ● ● ● ● ● ●

● Disney Frozen

(in alphabetical order)

Despicable Me from Danilo Disney Frozen from UKG Harold’s Planet from Clare Maddicott Laura Meare from Hallmark MODA from The Great British Card Company Quentin Blake from Woodmansterne

● Harold’s Planet

● MODA

● Laura Meare ● Quentin Blake

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Best Wholesale Range Open to: All greeting card ranges (of any design type) that are distributed via wholesale distributors or cash & carries that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2014.

F INALISTS ● ● ● ● ● ●

(in alphabetical order)

Keepsake Treasures from Xpress Yourself Isabel’s Garden from Simon Elvin Favourites from Gemma Male Everyday from BGC Studios Savio Code 90 Squares from BGC Studios Sweet Petite from Hallmark

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● Favourites

● Isabel’s Garden

● Sweet Petite

● Savio Code 90 Squares ● Male Everyday

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The Henries 2015 Finalists

Best Giftwrappings Collection ● Alice Scott

● Finest Christmas Open to: All giftwrapping collections that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2014. Entries could either be a range of giftwrap sheets or a collection of wrappings (eg coordinating wrap, bags, boxes, ribbons etc).

● Jessica Hogarth

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(in alphabetical order)

Alice Scott from Penny Kennedy Finest Christmas from Artebene Jessica Hogarth from Deva Designs Paper Salad from Glick Perfect Day from UK Greetings Toasted from Urban Graphic

● Toasted

● Perfect Day ● Paper Salad

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Best Male Range ● Favourite Things

● Best Foot Forward ● The Gentleman’s Range

Open to: All greeting card ranges aimed at men (non-humour) that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2014.

F INALISTS ● ● ● ● ● ●

(in alphabetical order)

Best Foot Forward from Studio Seed Favourite Things from Laura Sherratt Designs The Gentleman’s Range from The Typecast Gallery Philip Pittam Design from NWH Greetings Platinum from Belly Button Designs So Macho from Hotchpotch Publishing

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Best Relations and/or occasions range ● Belle Fleur

Open to: All relations or occasions greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2014.

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(in alphabetical order)

Belle Fleur from Saffron Cards Dixie from Think Of Me Du Jour from Noel Tatt Paloma from Belly Button Designs Postco from Lagom Design Wooden Wishes from Bexy Boo ● Du Jour

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Best Spring Seasons Range

● Alice Scott Mother’s Day

● Love Letters Valentine’s Day

● Platinum Father’s Day Open to: Greeting card ranges for the Spring Seasons occasions that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2014.

● Quicksilver Mother’s Day

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(in alphabetical order)

● Alice Scott Mother’s Day from Pigment ● Love Letters Valentine’s Day from Hotchpotch ● Platinum Father’s Day from Belly Button Designs ● Quicksilver Mother’s Day from Wendy JonesBlackett ● Springtime Easter from Cinnamon Aitch

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Best Cute Range Open to: All cute greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2014.

F INALISTS ● ● ● ● ● ●

(in alphabetical order)

Big Bear Hugs from Abacus Cards Cats In Hats from Jo Clark Design Little Creatures from Pippi & Me Mischief from I Drew This Stripey Dogs from Stripey Cats Cards Tiddly Pom Pom from Paper Rose

● Cats In Hats

● Little Creatures

● Big Bear Hugs ● Tiddly Pom Pom

● Stripey Dogs

● Mischief

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The Henry Cole Classic Award Open to: This award is for ranges that have stood the test of time. The winner will join The Henry Cole Classic Hall of Fame with the previous winners which are Bestie from Paperlink, Eric the Penguin from GBCC, Forever Friends from Hallmark, On The Ceiling from Emotional Rescue, Me to You from CBG, Medici Cards Blue Label from GBCC, Second Nature’s Pop-Ups and Quentin Blake from Woodmansterne.

Giggles from Hanson White (UKG) The madness and mirth of Giggles has been tickling British ribs for generations! With winning gags and a myriad of bold art styles, Giggles packs real punchline power.

Since its inception in 1987, Giggles has gone from strength to strength and is now a £multi-million earner for Hanson White. It has vast distribution and is a favourite across all types of accounts.

Giggles had an incredibly sound format from the start, and though design styles and jokes have moved with the times, the success of the range can be attributed to the brand’s determination to stay true to the winning formula.

Constant refreshment is a huge factor in the continued success of Giggles, and evolution is what makes it such a massive success story. By keeping the brand up-to-date it continues to earn its place as the mainstay of the humour genre.

Marzipan from Paper Rose Marzipan has continued to be one of Paper Rose’s bestselling ranges since its launch in November 2004. It has definitely stood the test of time, evolving through several formats, including mega cards, pop-ups and googly eyes and it is also licensed onto several other products.

Each model is lovingly crafted using intricate patterns in polymer clay with bright colours and detailed embossing. Marzipan Toybox was introduced in August 2009. The characters ooze personality and are cheeky, charming and just so cute. Winning The Henries awards three times over the years, Marzipan has proven widespread appeal and is loved by kids and adults alike.

More Than Words from Talking Pictures The simplest concepts are very often the best, and this couldn’t be more true of the More than Words range from Talking Pictures – it does exactly what it says on the tin! Perfect for any sending situation and always looking fresh, the constantly evolving colour palette and font selection is cleverly put together by the Talking Pictures design team. Unbelievably, this range has been in publication for over 20 years.

F INALISTS ● ● ● ● ● ●

(in alphabetical order)

Giggles from UK Greetings Marzipan from Paper Rose More Than Words from Talking Pictures Photocaptions from Cath Tate Cards Pizazz from Nigel Quiney Rainbow Cards from Ling Design

Photocaptions from Cath Tate Cards Cath Tate Cards Photocaptions range has been supplying people across the UK (and a few other places on the planet!) a dose of Cath Tate’s witty, wicked and wise sense of humour for over 15 years. Now with over 300 designs in the range Cath Tate first came up the idea of marrying an old Edwardian photograph with a modern humorous caption in 2000. In 2015 the Photocaptions range is still a strong bestselling range, and ranks in the top selling humour cards for many chains and independent shops alike. Over the years the Photocaptions cards have been many times imitated but never surpassed in their unique style and sense of humour.

Pizazz from Nigel Quiney Pizazz is an award-winning brand which has been very successful in the fashionable, fast moving world of greeting cards. The range has a beautiful loose watercolour illustrative style, which reflects a contemporary lifestyle, image and surroundings. Stark white backgrounds and glitzy flitter help to define the look and boost design impact.

Pizazz was launched in August 2006, and has quickly given NQ a record-breaking turnover; it is still growing in strength, and will reach its 10 year milestone in 2016.

On going development and the introduction of new images keep the range relevant and up to date.

Rainbow Cards from Ling Design The long-established and well-loved cartoon based humour designs that make up the Rainbow portfolio have been a firm favourite for over 30 years, making them a true classic. The Ling Design team acquired the brand in 2010, and while they have introduced new designs that perfectly reflect current social and family situations, some of the original designs are over 15 years old and are still going strong!

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Best Service To The Independent Retailer The finalists in this category were arrived at as a result of an exhaustive poll involving 1,500 independent card retailers. The retailers were invited to nominate which companies they considered to be their top three card suppliers on the service front over the last year.

The response was amazing - service being a key issue to retailers.

The responses were then correlated, awarding three points to all first choices, two points to those mentioned as second choices and one point to all third choices. These points were then totalled up to arrive at the 12 finalists.

There are three trophies in this category, the Gold, Silver and Bronze awards which will be presented to the top three scoring suppliers in the retail poll.

F INALISTS ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

(in alphabetical order)

Hallmark Cards International Cards and Gifts (IC&G) Jonny Javelin Ling Design Nigel Quiney Publications Noel Tatt Paperlink Pigment Second Nature UK Greetings Woodmansterne Words ‘n’ Wishes

Other serious contenders: The following publishers polled well but not quite well enough to make it into the finals.

13th Cherry Orchard Publishing 14th Grass Roots International 15th Abacus Cards 16th Five Dollar Shake 17th Wendy Jones-Blackett 18th The Great British Card Company 19th Paper Rose 20th Belly Button Designs 21st 22nd 23rd 24th 25th

Blue Eyed Sun Carte Blanche Group K2 Greetings Mint Publishing BGC Studios

26th Tracks Publishing 27th Peartree Heybridge 28th CardMix 29th Cardigan Cards 30th Country Cards

Images courtesy of Noel Tatt / Esprit Illustrations by Claire Coxon / Image Source

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Honorary Achievement Award This prestigious award is presented to an individual who has contributed greatly to the UK greeting card industry. The winner can come from the retailing, publishing, wholesaling or the supply side of the trade.

Nominations are sought from the entire industry for this special award.

Who will this year’s winner be?

The previous winners of this award are: 2014 - Louise Tighe (founder of Paperlink) 2013 - Beth Genower and Matt Genower (founders of Five Dollar Shake) 2012 - Lynn Tait (owner of The Lynn Tait Gallery and founder of The Ladder Club) 2011 - Giles Andreae (creator of Purple Ronnie and Edward Monkton) 2010 - Timothy Melgund (chief executive of Paperchase) 2009 - Keith Auty (former marketing director of UK Greetings) 2008 - Mike Bugler (former managing director of Clinton Cards) - Dennis Podmore (chairman of Windles sadly now deceased) 2007 - Clinton Lewin (former group managing director of Clinton Cards) - Debbie Lewin (former product development director of Clinton Cards) 2006 - Chris Dyson (joint managing director of Cardgains buying group) 2005 - Duncan Spence (business angel with an investment in Carte Blanche Greetings and Moonpig) - Stephen Haines (founder of Carte Blanche Greetings) 2004 - Peter Reichwald (founder of The Great British Card Company)

2003 - John Charlton (former chief executive of UKG and senior vice president of American Greetings) - Stuart Mackay (former managing director of UKG and former managing director of Birthdays, but currently chairman of Paper Rose and director of Simon Elvin) 2002 - William McCracken (former GCA special advisor, former managing director of Ling Design and founder of one of the four first specialist card chains) - Paul Woodmansterne (managing director of Woodmansterne Publications) 2001 - Simon Elvin (founder of Simon Elvin, and owner of Nigel Quiney, Glick Designs and Paper Rose) 2000 - Andrew Brownsword (founder of Andrew Brownsword Collection and former owner of Gordon Fraser) 1999 - John Condon (former director of Clinton Cards) - George Pomphrett (former director of Clinton Cards) 1998 - Don Lewin OBE (founder and former chairman of Clinton Cards) 1997 - David Hicks (founder of Really Good and Soul) 1996 - Stewart Stott (former managing director of Nigel Quiney - sadly now deceased)

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Anne

Adams

Great British Card Company

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Biggs

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Adedeji

GF Smith & Son

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Bingham

Regent Envelopes

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Adsett

Great British Card Company

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Birchall-Higgs

NWH Greetings

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Airey

Pigment Productions

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Blackbeard

Fedrigoni

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Alcock

Laura Sherratt Designs

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Blake

Woodmansterne

Jill

Alexander

UK Greetings

16

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Blake

Woodmansterne

60

Anne

Allen

Ling Design

61

Steve

Blakemore

Carte Blanche Greetings

12

Emma-Louise

Allen

Windles Group

30

Clare

Bolland

Hallmark

64

Julie

Anderson

Gemma

22

John

Bond

Ohh Deer

11

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Anderson

Hallmark

45

Sally

Booth

The Art File

44

Giles

Andreae

HJL Design

20

Simon

Boyd

Progressive Greetings Live

17

Julia

Andrews

Carte Blanche Greetings

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Shelley

Boyd-Platt

Gemma

22

Lisa

Ardren

Grass Roots International

46

Robin

Bradley

Phoenix Trading

36

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Armstrong

Ohh Deer

11

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Brearey

Offset Productions

27

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Armstrong

Victoria Armstrong Collection 21

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Brightley

Enveco

15

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Arnaud

Progressive Greetings

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Bristol

National Stationery Show

16

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Arora

Davora

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Britton

Woodmansterne

60

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Ashman

IC&G

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Britton

Woodmansterne

60

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Ashman

IC&G

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Broome

Card Factory

56

Natalie

Ashworth

Belly Button Designs

36

Anna

Brown

Danilo

65

Gale

Astley

Progressive Greetings

16

Jakki

Brown

Progressive Greetings

17

Helen

Aston

Tesco

45

Rob

Brown

Grass Roots International

46

Lucy

Atunumuo

Paperlink

62

Rod

Brown

Words n Wishes

35

Richard

Bacon

Loxleys Print

26

Paul

Brunton

Bionic

16

Jeremy

Bacon

The Sherwood Group

51

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Bryan

Second Nature

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Bailey

Belly Button Designs

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Bryant

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Bailey

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Bryant

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Baker

Simon Elvin

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Pennie

Bryant

Tache Crafts

18

Steve

Baker

Pigment Productions

20

Caroline

Bubb

Pigment Productions

20

Viv

Barlow

Saffron Cards

35

Alice

Buck

Loxleys Print

26

Naomi

Barton

i2i

47

Simon

Bucktrout

Team Impression

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Beardsley

Icon

8

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Bullough

Lovely Boy

6 29

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Beck

Card Factory

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Burns

Black Olive

Claire

Behan

Cardmix

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Rachel

Burns

Ling Design

27

Mike

Bennett

Antalis

40

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Burrell

Fedrigoni

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Benny

Carte Blanche Greetings Australia 12

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L B Warehousing

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Simon Elvin

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Andrew

Davis

Offset Productions

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Alison

Butterworth

Nigel Quiney Publications

52

Clare

Davis

B. North & Sons

40

David

Byk

Ling Design

61

Victoria

Davis

Hallmark

45

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Callaby

Ohh Deer

11

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Davison

i2i

47

Valbona

Cani

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Jessica

Dawnay

i2i

47

Nick

Carey

Abacus Cards

11

Kerrie

Dearnaley

BGC Studios

7

Martin

Carter

Danilo

65

Rob

Delph

Jo Clark Design

4

Samuel

Cassidy

Bonnie Blackbird

4

Helen

Dennis

Woodmansterne Publications 2

Claire

Castle

WH Smith

61

Daniela

Di-Benedetto

Paperlink

62

Katy

Catherall

Penmark Cards

34

Stuart

Dobbs

Offset Productions

27

Baran

Ceylan

Mr Greetings

42

Sasha

Dobson

Card Factory

56

Kenan

Ceylan

Mr Greetings

42

Barry

Doublay

Dandelion Stationery

54

Sarah

Champion

Buddy Fernandez

3

Fiona

Douglass

Nigel Quiney

47

Nicole

Chandler

Second Nature

34

Ilona

Drew

I Drew This

31

Steve

Chappell

Iggesund

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Chris

Dyson

Cardgains

47

Jo

Clark

Jo Clark Design

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Amy

Eastland

Paperlink

62

Mary Anne

Clark

Jo Clark Design

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Andrew

Eccott

Tracks Publishing

35

Pete

Clark

Jo Clark Design

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Richard

Edmundson

Quitting Hollywood

46

Nicola

Clarke

BGC Studios

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Edwards

GF Smith & Son

18

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John Lewis

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Paperlink

62

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IC&G

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Liz

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Abacus Cards

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IC&G

63

Grace

Elphinstone

Carte Blanche Greetings

17

Pauline

Cleary

IC&G

63

Janet

Elvin

Simon Elvin

41

Natalie

Coe

The Art File

44

Simon

Elvin

Simon Elvin

41

Helen

Colley

Something Special

34

Sarah

Evans

Simon Elvin

41

Jackie

Collins

Cherry Orchard

36

Lincoln

Exley

Allsorted

17

Ros

Collins

Hallmark

64

Ignazio

Ferrara

Ling Design

61

Catherine

Colombi

Ling Design

27

Laurence

Field

Tracks Publishing

48

Janie

Cook

Janie Wilson

30

Paul

Fields

The Export Bureau

27

Mark

Correll

i2i

47

Beverely

Fisher

Cherry Orchard

52

Mike

Coster

Simon Elvin

41

Claire

Fitzgerald

Waterstones

2

John

Cox

Impress Publishing

27

Matt

Fitzpatrick

Natalie

Cox

Windles Group

40

Luke

Fletcher

Pigment Productions

46

Tracey

Cox

Woodmansterne Publications 2

Heather

Flynn

Hitch

20

Marina

Crisp

Gisela Graham

25

Dan

Foley

DF Entertainment

16

Matt

Critchlow

Hallmark

64

Jonathan

Foskin - Smith

Tracks Publishing

15

Gay

Croker

ARTEBENE

22

Amanda

Foster

Hallmark

64 35

49

Rebecca

Crouch

Love Raspberry Blossom

19

Vicky

Foster

Saffron Cards

Peter

Crowson

Team Impression

46

Eleri

Fowler

Freelance Designer

24

Jane

Crowther

Bug Art

51

Linda

Fox

Phoenix Trading

52

Bev

Cunningham

Abacus Cards

51

Daniel

Franceschi

Wrapid Manufacturing

21

Hannah

Dale

Wrendale Designs

18

Peter

Francis

Noi Publishing

5

Jack

Dale

Wrendale Designs

18

Tracy

Francis

Noi Publishing

5

Sarah

Danby

Cinnamon Aitch

49

Gary

Freeman

Method

6

Chris

Davies

The Great British Card Company 26

Alison

Gardiner

Alsion Gardiner Designs

27

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Beth

Genower

Five Dollar Shake

31

Stuart

Heritage

Wyevale Garden Centres

59

Matt

Genower

Five Dollar Shake

31

Gary

Hickey

Team Greetings

46

Laura

Gibson

Buddy Fernandez

3

Ben

Hickman

Brainbox Candy

30

Sara

Gibson

Tesco

45

David

Hicks

Really Good

25

Katie

Gillard

Tesco

45

Nick

Higgs

NWH Greetings

21

Keith

Gillespie

Cardmix

2

Anita

Hill

Card Factory

56

Zoe

Glatt

Cath Tate Cards

28

Nel

Holland

PFA

3

Steve

Gledhill

Card Factory

56

Steve

Holland

PFA

3

Jacqui

Godlove

Wendy Jones-Blackett

25

Tracy

Holland

Card Factory

55 8

Joyti

Gohill

Wyevale Garden Centres

59

Alan

Holmes

Icon

Matt

Goodman

Hallmark

64

Mel

Holmes

Fedrigoni

14

Rachel

Goodright

Woodmansterne

60

Richard

Holmwood

Carte Blanche Greetings

12

LJ

Goodwin

Noel Tatt

5

Clare

Hopkins

Hallmark

45

Stephen

Gould

CPLG

65

David

Horne

Offset Productions

27

Alison

Graham

i2i

47

Martin

Horner

Carte Blanche Greetings

12

Emma

Grant

Woodmansterne

60

Chris

Houfe

Great British Card Company

59

Danny

Gratton

Abacus Cards

11

Glyn

Houghton

GF Smith & Son

18

Mark

Grayson

Max Publishing

6

Nick

Howarth

Pigment Productions

46

David

Greaves

65

Chris

Hudson

Wrapid Manufacturing

21

Jess Ibiza

Greaves

54

Andy

Hughes

Skeet Print

48

Dandelion Stationery

Mark

Green

Love Raspberry Blossom

19

Elise

Hutchinson

Hallmark

45

Bill

Greeno

Paperlink

62

Kelly

Hyatt

Lagom Design

28

Alastair

Gregory

Alsion Gardiner Designs

27

Ian

Hyder

Progressive Greetings

16

Michael

Griffiths

Noel Tatt

5

Shivraj

Idoine

Lagom Design

28

Jess

Hadfield

Paper Salad

42

Matthew

Isherwood

The Art File

44

Elaine

Hall

Fedrigoni

52

Dave

Jackson

International Greetings

29

Millie

Hall

Pigment Productions

20

Ian

Jackson

Polytint

41

Rachel

Hare

Belly Button Designs

26

Chris

James

Danilo

65

Bob

Harper

17

Daniel

James

Stop the Clock Design

42

Mathew

Harrington

Stop the Clock Design

42

Kate

Jamieson

Icon

8

Izzy

Harris

Mr Greetings

42

Mark

Janson-Smith

Postmark Online

5

Michelle

Harris

Australia Post

12

Cara

Jarvis

BGC Studios

7

Nicky

Harrison

Wishing Well Studios

12

Joanne

Jefferson

UK Envelope Centre

14

Rosie

Harrison

Rosie Made A Thing

11

Mark

Jessett

GF Smith & Son

18

Lee

Hartley

Noel Tatt

5

Kerry

Johnson

Tesco

Sarah

Hartley

BGC Studios

7

Tamsyn

Johnston-Hughes Hallmark Cards

17 12

45

Basak

Harwood

Card Factory

55

Cathryn

Jones

Hotchpotch Publishing

Bex

Hassett

Bexy Boo

50

John

Jones

Enveco

15

Mr

Hassett

Bexy Boo

50

Lydia

Jones

Paper Salad

42

Jenna

Hayes

Deva Designs

2

Trevor

Jones

Danilo

65

Richard

Hayes

Card Factory

55

Steve

Jones-Blackett

Wendy Jones-Blackett

25

65

25

Katie

Heap

Danilo

Wendy

Jones-Blackett

Wendy Jones-Blackett

James

Henry

Woodmansterne Publications 36

Dan

Kane

Think of Me

29

Nick

Henry

Gould Paper Sales

36

Freya

Kane

Think of Me

29

Amanda

Heritage

eXPD8

9

Dipti

Kaneria

Piccadilly Designs

40

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Jitesh

Kaneria

Piccadilly Designs

James

Mace

The Art File

Lee

Keeper

Woodmansterne Publications 2

40

Karen

Mace

The Art File

44

Andrew

Kemmett

International Greetings

26

Helen

Mahers

Caroline Gardner Publishing

15

44

Julie

Kenworthy

Mind

61

Paula

Malloy

Quitting Hollywood

35

Alison

Kildunne

Hallmark Cards

17

Alister

Marchant

Carte Blanche Greetings

12

Kate

Kimber

IC&G

63

Lisa

Marcuccio

Really Good

25

Simon

King

The Sherwood Group

51

Will

Marr

Windles Group

14

Gemma

Kirby

Urban Graphic

35

Nicky

Marshall

The Sherwood Group

51 49

Russell

Kirby

Trisoft

49

Will

Marston

Star Editions

Michelle

Klein

Waitrose

64

Claire

Martin

Noel Tatt

5

Tomasz

Kwiathowski

Solutions Polska

40

Vicki

Martin

Otterhouse

26

Catherine

Lambe

Wrapid Manufacturing

21

Cheryl

Matthes

Typecast Gallery

19

Johnny

Lancaster

Quitting Hollywood

46

Neil

Matthews

ARTEBENE

22 61

Sarah

La-Plain

Woodmansterne Publications 2

Rebecca

McCulloch

Ling Design

Clare

Larsen-Burnett

Victoria Armstrong Collection 21

Richard

McGilvray

Carte Blanche Greetings Australia 12

Max

Laurence

47

Michael

McGunnigle

Great British Card Company

Attracta

Lavery

BGC Studios

7

Stuart

McKay

Paper Rose

24

Kieran

Lavery

BGC Studios

7

Libby

McMullin

Libby McMullin

18

Paul

Lavery

BGC Studios

7

Isla

McNaught

Victoria Armstrong Collection 21

Rebecca

Lavery

BGC Studios

7

Jenny

Meakes

Simon Elvin

41

Moira

Lazenby

Waitrose

64

Paula

Mearns

Lagom Design

28

Katie

Leamon

Katie Leamon

18

David

Meier

Cardmix

2

Ashley

Leatherland

Stephanie Dyment

22

Adam

Mellor

Karen Mellor Design

3

Stephanie

Leatherland

Stephanie Dyment

22

Karen

Mellor

Karen Mellor Design

3

Nick

Lee-Clarke

Fedrigoni

14

Kerry

Mellor

Belly Button Designs

31

Sue

Leigh

Windles Group

40

Gary

Mills

L B Warehousing

28

Clair

Lenton

Something Special

34

Michelle

Mills

Windles Group

35

Kim

Lewis

Longacres

61

Jess

Moody

Ian

Liddle

Sherwood

52

Robert Brian

Moore-Shroot

Dandelion Stationery

54

Russ

Lindars

Skylight Media

49

John

Morgan

Card Factory

56

Kerry

Lister

The Art File

44

John

Morgan

Museums and Galleries

48 36

59

6

Sharon

Little

Greeting Card Association

16

Jo

Morley

Gould Paper Sales

Katie

Littlewood

Jolly Awesome

19

Jon

Morley

ARTEBENE

22

Jackie

Lomax

Trailfinders

6

Natalie

Morphet

Portfolio

36 46

Robin

Lomax

Great Son

6

Doug

Morrice

Grass Roots International

Toby

Lomax

Another Great Son

6

Jade

Mosinski

The Art File

44

Warren

Lomax

Progressive Greetings

17

Lily

Murakas

Paperlink

62

Ade

Longe

Xpress Yourself

15

Jayne

Myers

Paper Rose

24

Yvonne

Longe

Xpress Yourself

15

Louisa

Myers

Maiora

36

Alyson

Longley

Trisoft

49

Simon

Myers

Maiora

36

Sophie

Loren

Belly Button Designs

31

Nicola

Nash

Abacus Cards

11

Adriana

Lovesy

Apple Tree Gifts

8

Colin

Neale

Antalis

40

Ralph

Lovesy

Apple Tree Gifts

8

Angie

Newbold

L B Warehousing

28

John

Lowey

Paper Rose

24

Luke

Nguyen

Tracks Publishing

48

Ged

Mace

The Art File

44

Matt

Nguyen

Jolly Awesome

19

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Frank

Nicholls

Tache Crafts

18

Reggie

Pugh

Paper Rose

24

Jo

Nicol

Urban Graphic

35

Tim

Purcell

Paperlink

62

Andrea

Norcott

Windles Group

30

Mark

Rawson

Gould Paper Sales

52

Andy

Norris

H F Newberry

34

Lynda

Raymond

L B Warehousing

28

Trish

Norris

H F Newberry

34

Tony

Raymond

L B Warehousing

28

Holly

Northcott

Lagom Design

28

Nicole

Rayner

Windles Group

52

Sarah

Northfield

Card Factory

56

Pauline

Reap

Paperlink

62

John

Nother

Card Factory

55

Marcus

Rees

Oxfam

59

Simon

Nutbrown

Cornflower

36

Lucy

Regan

International Greetings

29

Ian

O’Brien

Pigment Productions

20

Peter

Reichwald

Great British Cards

59

Sophie

O’Brien

Pigment Productions

20

Tamsin

Rennie

Studio Seed

4

Mike

O’Connor

Popping In For One

6

Matthew

Riceman

Skylight Media

49

Gerard

O’Mahony

Carte Blanche Greetings

12

Beatrice

Richardson

Caroline Gardner Publishing

29

Miriam

Oppel

Ezen Designs

31

John

Rigg

Hallmark

45

David

Orr

Simon Elvin

41

Jenna

Robertson

Card Factory

55

Caroline

Owen

Scotsdales Garden Centres

59

Denise

Robinson

Card Factory

55

Esme

Packer

Tracks Publishing

35

Miles

Robinson

House of Cards

25

John

Parker

Berni Parker Design

48

Clair

Rossiter

Freelance Designer

24

Louise

Parker

Daniels of Windsor

61

Lee

Rowlett

Buddy Fernandez

3

Ash

Patel

Second Nature

36

Tim

Rudd-Clarke

Gemma

22

Andy

Paterson

Woodmansterne

60

Andy

Russon

Skeet Print

52

Mike

Pauley

Regent Envelopes

50

Lisa

Rutherford

John Lewis

60

Matt

Payne

Method

6

Carl

Salt

Words n Wishes

35

Emma

Peake

Air Ambulance

61

Geoff

Sanderson

Photobox/Moonpig

14

Emma

Pearce

Hotchpotch Publishing

12

Rod

Schragger

Second Nature

34

Glen

Pearson

Team Greetings

46

Paul Michael

Scott

Dandelion Stationery

54

Jason

Pearson

Card Factory

56

Bhavni

Shah

Fine Art

51

Rob

Pearson

Solutions Polska

17

Divya

Shah

Soundtech

37

Gavin

Peck

Card Factory

56

Harry

Shah

Soundtech

37

Katie

Phythian

Belly Button Designs

26

Pooja

Shah

Davora

42

Perlina

Pierre-Davis

Paper Rose

24

Rikesh

Shah

Soundtech

37

Philip

Pittam

NWH Greetings

21

Penny

Shaw

Cardgains

47

Carl

Pledger

Nigel Quiney Publications

51

Sheila

Shaw

Phoenix Trading

51

Bruce

Podmore

Windles Group

29

Ben

Shawcross

Phoenix Greetings

46

Lucy

Podmore

Windles Group

29

Ciara

Sheridan

Garden Centre Group

61

Tim

Porte

Paperlink

62

Laura

Sherratt-Alcock

Laura Sherratt Designs

37

Jenny

Potter

Paper Rose

51

Lisa

Shoesmith

Really Good

25

Martin

Powderly

Pigment Productions

20

Adam

Short

The Imaging Centre

19

Charlotte

Pree

Waitrose

64

Bob

Short

The Imaging Centre

19

Anna

Price

Hotchpotch Publishing

12

Janice

Short

The Imaging Centre

19

Karen

Priestley

Victoria Armstrong Collection 21

Jessica

Short

The Imaging Centre

19

Daniel

Prince

Danlio

26

Sarah

Short

The Imaging Centre

19

Laurence

Prince

Danilo

65

Shiv

Sibal

Card Factory

55

Jennie

Procter

Scribbler

17

Katy

Siddall

John

Procter

Scribbler

17

Charlotte

Sirman

Waterstones

2

Zoe

Procter

Hallmark

62

John

Skeet

Skeet Print

48

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Kai

Skeet

Skeet Print

48

Wes

Venn

Buddy Fernandez

3

Martin

Skelcey

Second Nature

15

Kate

Vines

Paper Rose

24

James

Skirrow

21

Simon

Wadsworth

Wraptious

31

Katherine

Slatter

Stop the Clock Design

42

Ian

Wagstaff

IC&G

63 63

Brett

Smith

Pioneer Europe

16

Simon

Wagstaff

IC&G

Jimmy

Smith

Trisoft

49

Ursula

Wagstaff

IC&G

63

Richard

Smith

Wrapid Manufacturing

21

Paul

Walker

Bionic

16

Angela

Smith

Hallmark

45

Pete

Walsh

Fedrigoni

14

Jane

Soodeen

Regent Envelopes

50

Kathryn

Warren

Card Factory

55

Jonny

Spears

The Jonny Javelin Card Company49

Dave

Warsop

Danlio

26

Mandy

Spears

The Jonny Javelin Card Company49

Andrew

Wasley

Card Factory

55

Michael

Spencer

BGC Studios

7

Paul

Watson

The Sherwood Group

14

Nicola

Spencer

BGC Studios

7

Laura

Wells

Ohh Deer

11

Sandy

Spilsbury

Pigment Productions

20

David

Wertheim

Ezen Designs

31

Peter

Springford

Simon Elvin

52

Tim

West

Second Nature

34

Lisa

Stalker

Pigment Productions

20

Sarah

Weston

Simon Elvin

41

Chris

Stanley

Redback Cards

48

Victoria

Wetherell

Janie Wilson

30

Kate

Stanley

Redback Cards

48

Becky

Whitson

Great British Card Company

59

Carol

Stead

IC&G

63

Jim

Whittington

Antalis

40

Adam

Steel

NBC/Universal

65

Debbie

Wigglesworth

The Paper Collaborative

9

James

Stevens

Woodmansterne

60

Jude

Wilkins

Dandelion Stationery

54

Janet

Stevens

GF Smith & Son

18

Pete

Wilkins-Botham

Dandelion Stationery

54

Jeannett

Stevenson

Pippi & Me

11

Nigel

Willcock

Paper Rose

24

Kali

Stileman

The square card company

50

Bex

Williams

Wraptious

31

Tim

Stimpson

Rosie Made A Thing

11

Claire

Williams

Paper Salad

30

Pauline

Swindells

Cockadoodle Design

8

Edward

Williams

Simon Elvin

41

Thomas

Swindells

Cockadoodle Design

8

Kimberley

Williams

Belly Button Designs

30

Daniel

Sykes

Card Factory

56

Mark

Williams

Brainbox Candy

30

Martin

Taggart

Bonnie Blackbird

4

Tom

Williams

Mint Publishing

48

Penny

Taggart

Bonnie Blackbird

4

Tricia

Williams

Simon Elvin

41

Stephanie

Taggart

Bonnie Blackbird

4

Nigel

Williamson

House of Cards

25

Sarah

Tanser

Paper Rose

24

Rich

Willis

Simon Elvin

15

Cath

Tate

Cath Tate Cards

28

Rob

Willis

Progressive Greetings

16

Rosie

Tate

Cath Tate Cards

28

Carl

Wilson

Pigment Productions

20

Diane

Tatt

Noel Tatt

29

Debby

Wilson

Fine Art

51

Jarle

Tatt

Noel Tatt

29

Jo

Wilson

Dandelion Stationery

54

Erin

Taylor

Stop the Clock Design

42

Karen

Wilson

Paper Salad

30

Deryl

Thomas

Danilo

65

Gill

Wood

Hallmark

64

Ian

Thurston

GF Smith & Son

18

Paul

Woodmansterne

Woodmansterne

60

Mark

Timlett

Woodmansterne

60

Cheryl

Wooldridge

The Art File

44

Carol

Tindal

Fedrigoni

14

Debbie

Wrenn

Nigel Quiney Publications

15

Alice

Tollitson

The Art File

44

Gaby

Zalgeviciute

Woodmansterne Publications 15

Lucy

Tolson

The square card company

50

Craig

Zelly

Loxleys Print

Rose

Trow

Soul UK

25

Tara

Unwin

Deva Designs

2

Luke

Van Dijk

Hallmark

64

26

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