Pre 2007 to have a small amount of personalised ribbon printed was impossible, only large established businesses used personalised ribbon to enhance their goods as they had to order minimum orders running into hundreds of metres. However all this changed around 2007 when ribbon printers were introduced to this country from Europe where they were used to print small quantities of ribbons for floral tributes for funerals! I was one of the first in the country to have a machine and have been successfully producing ribbons for birthdays, weddings and special occasions as well as short and long runs of corporate ribbons ever since!

I have had the pleasure of supplying many celebrities and presidents wives as well as producing a one-off design for an event at a well known London Store!

A few years ago I started to introduce handmade personalised bows to enhance cakes, gifts, decorations, add to ends of banners etc

I am able to print onto polyester single and double face satins as well as a organza and satin ribbon

Presently I can only print using one colour but if larger quantities are required I can organise ribbon to be printed in up to 5 colours.

I also produce homemade candles which can be personalised by adding our ribbon around the glass container making them a unique gift for the recipient

Using a heat press, sublimation inks and your own photograph I am also able to produce a range of personalised gifts to create a unique one-off item for the recipient. You can also add text onto most of these items. Rather than photographs you can add company logo's and business information, as well as supply your own artwork if you are an artist, or children's drawings can be scanned sent over to me and added onto the gift creating a lasting memento!

I am also able to print signs and photographs onto metal! and have recently added crystal art DIY greeting cards, pictures, notebooks, and clocks to my range

Please visit my ETSY shop for a full range of items

I hope you enjoy browsing my Etsy shop!
Here is a video of a few of my items I displayed at a recent wedding fayre