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179 creatives have #UKGiftHourPower
David Knight • 18 July 2021
Two more UK indies and creatives have joined the ranks of #UKGiftHourPower
sellers.
Both Cornwall’s Saffron Grove and Lincolnshire’s KnitClaire rang up sales during #UKGiftHour #UKGiftAM
last weekend.
That brings the total number of makers who have achieved sales as a result of displaying their gift ideas on the Twitter #shopindie showcase to 179.
Six established UKGiftHourPower sellers also registered new orders – here’s the rundown of what attracted customers (clockwise from top left):
- Textile art doll from the quirky range of Little Bird of Paradise
- Rainbow cardigan by Buckinghamshire knitting queen Bettysmumknits
- Fused glass leaf trinket bowl by Cambridgeshire glass artist Samphire Glass
- Colourful bella handmade bag by Cornwall bag designer Saffron Grove
- Muppet lino cut by fun London artist Dippyfish Cards
- ‘Spring Orchard’ double comb hair clip by Northamptonshire hair hotshot Hairgem Shop
- Silver and copper heart pendant by East Sussex jewellery designer MaisyPlum
- Fingerless gloves by Lincolnshire alpaca and wool blend knitting ace KnitClaire
Join us on #UKGiftHour #UKGiftAM on #Twitter every Saturday and Sunday (9am-midday) – we’re the #giftfinder at your fingertips!
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