News, interviews & tips from Folksy
We caught up with Jade Murray to find out what goes on behind her Ginger Pickle shopfront, and discovered a well-developed brand that has grown to be stocked in 55 shops worldwide thanks to Jade’s carefully considered brand identity, wholesale strategy, pricing formula and relationship with bloggers. There is a lot to be learned from this girl…
We’ve put together a delicious handmade hamper of our favourite picnic-themed finds from across Folksy. So pack your picnic blanket, fill your basket with cucumber sandwiches (crusts cut off), bottle the elderflower cordial, hull the strawberries and don’t forget the scotch eggs… picnic in the summertime grass, here we come!
The first in Yeshen Venema’s posts on product photography looks at how to photograph greeting cards and notebooks, with tips on how to create great images for your Folksy listings.
When she’s not leading a team at one of Britain’s foremost architecture practices, Nicola Rutt gets her hands dirty throwing ceramics in Hoxton. We discovered how designing buildings compares with working in clay and learned how, for Nicola, the Modernist principles of function and proportion are a constant in both her architectural work and in her ceramics…
We caught up with Jade Murray to find out what goes on behind her Ginger Pickle shopfront, and discovered a well-developed brand that has grown to be stocked in 55 shops worldwide thanks to Jade’s carefully considered brand identity, wholesale strategy, pricing formula and relationship with bloggers. There is a lot to be learned from this girl…
Something old, something new, something won, something blue (or red or pink or lilac)… as the saying doesn’t quite go. But it could, if…
We’ve put together a delicious handmade hamper of our favourite picnic-themed finds from across Folksy. So pack your picnic blanket, fill your basket with cucumber sandwiches (crusts cut off), bottle the elderflower cordial, hull the strawberries and don’t forget the scotch eggs… picnic in the summertime grass, here we come!
The Printing Bike Project is the next adventure for graphic designer, photographer and cyclist Nick Hand, who with the help of his friend Robin Mather plans to build a cargo bike to carry a printing press to the birthplace of modern printing, Mainz in Germany.
Jade Murray from Ginger Pickle designs playful animal jewellery that appeals to every animal lover looking for a mini penguin or French bulldog to carry with them at all times. We talked to Jade about her wooden creatures, her fine art background and her range of inspirational art prints…
We talk shop with jeweller Jenny Gilbert, and find out how she is trying to make her work as ethical as possible, why she chooses to keep her product photography simple and hear how she finds Twitter “a bit baffling”…
Step away from the chocolates, and give your child’s teacher a hand-picked gift that lasts longer than a mouthful. Swap the apple on their desk for…
We all know that customer service is really important, but why? Put simply, if done skilfully, it can have a positive impact your future sales. So how do you treat customers well and what is good customer service? Here are a few ideas from some of our Folksy Sellers and our support team to get you started…
When she’s not leading a team at one of Britain’s foremost architecture practices, Nicola Rutt gets her hands dirty throwing ceramics in Hoxton. We discovered how designing buildings compares with working in clay and learned how, for Nicola, the Modernist principles of function and proportion are a constant in both her architectural work and in her ceramics…
Jade Murray from Ginger Pickle designs playful animal jewellery that appeals to every animal lover looking for a mini penguin or French bulldog to carry with them at all times. We talked to Jade about her wooden creatures, her fine art background and her range of inspirational art prints…
The jewellery Jenny Gilbert makes is simple and elegant, with spare but beautiful detailing. Her current collection sets the darkness of oxidised silver against the purity of pearls, but after spending seven months travelling and working in Nepal, her next collection is taking a different direction.
