In the last but certainly not the least of our profiles of this year's competition sponsors, we talk to Harvey from Imagination Crafts. Imagination Crafts have been trading for an impressive 16 years and readers will likely have seen Harvey and partner in craft the uber-talented Sue Jones at shows. You may also have seen Sue demonstrating on QVC. They have provided a fabulous prize stuffed with goodies for our main winner category. I asked Harvey to tell us a bit more about this long-standing business: What are your product specialisms?
Our new range of own brand products, Silkies, Inkadinks, Pearly Paints, Mica Powders, Ultra Thick Embossing Powders, Gels and Glazes, and our ever increasing range of art stamps.
What are you most proud of in terms of your business?
The constant stream of compliments from our satisfied customers. We are also very proud of the fact that all Imagination products are designed and manufactured in the UK and all our rubber stamps are drawn and produced by UK artists.
What is unique about Imagination Crafts?
Products that work (they do what it says on the tin!) and fast efficient friendly service.
What are your greatest achievements?
Being one of the longest established, if not the longest established craft companies in th UK.
Having a large following of loyal customers throughout Europe.
Do you run classes, demos or open days or attend shows?
We attend all the major shows thoughout the country, where we always have a demo and we are willing to answer any questions and help our customers with any queries they may have.
Do you have a design team?
We are very proud of our Design Team. They bring new fresh ideas, help with product development, trying out the new products, and of course make cards for the blog and display at the shows. You can see their work on our blog at http://www.imagination-crafts.blogspot.com/
To find out more:
Web Address www.imaginationcrafts.co.uk
Email: imaginationcrafts@btinternet.com
Telephone 01935 813 664 (we are always willing to take orders over the phone for those who prefer not to use the Internet).
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