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For those of you who produce lots of jigsaws, Wentworth Jigsaws are having some sort of promotion on the blank printables. Not sure too much about it but if you print loads of them they are probably worth a telephone call at least.

www.puzzles.co.uk is their website but I think you have to telephone them if you require blanks. I also think they have a minimum order policy.

You could try http://www.jigsaws.co.uk if you want to find their site :rolleyes:

oops, you are correct Mr WDR!!!

No worries, just did not want people to not have a chance of getting the deal if they wanted it!

er...so where are the "BLANKS" on there site ???

bigj2552;53088 wrote:er...so where are the "BLANKS" on there site ???

If you look on their webpage top right-ish you will see a TRADE link. It takes you to a page with a downloadable PDF catalogue although as usual no trade prices.

Had a look at their stuff a few years ago and looked very good, would be interested to hear from members who use them.

I did purchase from them a few years ago when Peter Kay wanted coasters and placemats for his recent tour. Never had any problems with them and the blanks printed really nice.

As a side issue the placemats were selling on tour for £25.00 for four. They had pictures of him in his various characters and in my mind looked blooming awful, came as no surprise that out of the 1000 sets they ordered they threw away over half of them!!!!

I contacted them a couple of years back regarding their blank coasters but got a very snooty response about them not wanting to sell to end users, only to resellers. They didn't even ask what quantity I might be after.

I decided not to bother.

JSR;53107 wrote:I contacted them a couple of years back regarding their blank coasters but got a very snooty response about them not wanting to sell to end users, only to resellers. They didn't even ask what quantity I might be after.

I decided not to bother.

So do you not sell anything yourself? It does seem today that most companies try to put you off buying from them as trade and they wonder why British business is suffering!