Thursday, 26 August 2010

NEW George Weil Catalogue on its way...

George Weil Catalogue 2011
The new catalogue from the George Weil group of companies is on its way. This is the first time that all the products from Fibrecrafts, Papershed, Polymer Clay Pit and Selectasine Serigraphics have been offered from the same location.

These along with Schacht, Deka, H Dupont, Jacquard, Ashford, Sculpey, Art Clay Silver, and many other manufacturers, provide an extensive range of traditional craft supplies and equipment for dyeing, printing, paper making, modelling, weaving, silk painting, spinning, jewellery making and more.

If you have shopped with us within the last 2 years, you will be sent the catalogue FREE of charge in the next couple of days.

For those of you who would like a preview the catalogue before ordering a copy, a PDF will be available from the George Weil website 9am Tuesday morning.

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Tuesday, 1 June 2010

Let George look after you...

Do you buy products from us regularly, or would like to if you could justify the expense?

Becoming a member of the George Weil Society is a great way to make savings. For just £19.50 a year, you can save 10% on most products and get free delivery on all orders delivered within the UK.

What's more, if you buy a membership at the same time as placing an order, you get discount and free postage for the goods in your shopping bag!

Find out more about the benefits you can receive from your membership.

Thursday, 6 May 2010

Pretty Buttons for Summer Knits?

Have you had a chance to look around the Resource File at the Polymer Clay Pit?

We've added pages to get you started with both polymer clay and Art Clay silver clay and the simple techniques will have you hooked in no time!

A great project to start with is Button Making with Polymer Clay, written by expert Sue Heaser. Once oven baked, polymer clay is a durable and versatile material for making buttons. You can choose the exact colour to match your yarn or you can create faux stone effects such as jade. It is even possible to simulate metal using metallic powder or by adding foil to the surface.

Hand crafted buttons made from polymer clay by Sue Heaser
This assortment of buttons were designed and made by Sue Heaser. Pop in to the Resource File at the Polymer Clay Pit to learn more.

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Thursday, 29 April 2010

We've been away...

but now we're back!

Modern technology gives us the tools to store, retrieve and share information. We celebrate the marvels of the internet, email, and even telephones - but when we find ourselves without them, we 'die'.

About 5 weeks ago, our main computer system fell over. This disabled us to the point of going back to the typewriter and traditional book-keeping. Our exceptional staff quickly picked up the slack and seamlessly continued with our quality service, we hope you didn't notice. If you were one of the very few whose orders were affected, please accept our apologies.

We're now all tech'd up again and the neglected web sites, unsent news letters, and abandoned blog can now get some much needed attention!

Wednesday, 28 April 2010

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