Needed printed balloons for a special occasion and they designed and delivered a really cool design.read more

From the owner: "Get balloons printed" to display logos, messages and designs. We also have a number of templates…read moreto choose from. Personalised balloons are used for special occasions. Weddings, birthdays, company open days and new brands. "Get balloons printed" offer balloon printing on latex balloons from quantities of 25 upwards. They supply printing in one colour. Produced from company logos, words and a range of templates to re-word. Latex balloon printing uses a screen print method. Logos and designs are transformed to the screen to produce a single colour screen stencil. The stencil is placed onto the balloon and ink passed across the screen stencil through to the balloon to create a print. The ink is assisted through the stencil using a squeegee similar to those used by a window cleaner to swipe wet windows clean. The squeegee is passed across the stencil two or three times to force ink onto the balloon creating the required print. "Get balloons printed" offer exclusive balloon printing products. Large number balloon printing products are produced in-house by the company and offer a personalised name repeated over the front of a large silver numbered balloon. GBP also offer coloured foil balloons with a white polka dot / spotted balloon design. These can be balloon printed with a three to six worded phrase. Typical personalised examples include "Happy Birthday Noah" and "Welcome Amelia to our World".

I am a fan of this quirky gift and interiors shop. They are a small spot in the city packed with…read moreplenty to look at and buy. From furniture to cards there is a treasure trove feel to this store. I love the science inspired gifts, clothing, and interior pieces. Especially the science inspired children's clothes that don't make science for boys and not for girls. Finally! Surprisingly there are lots of affordable gift items alongside much more investment pieces here. It works and it doesn't. In that the huge furniture pieces don't really belong or work in small city centre apartments. But the framed prints, mugs, and kitchen towels are great. And I can see how these must be very popular. The store is quiet so you have no competition to peruse the items in stock. And as the store owners rotate stock on a regular basis, it is worth chatting to them if you're looking for something specific. There is also a Vincent Van Doodle pop up on Link Street at the moment so you can have a quick browse without diverting off to Commercial Street, which is a little out of the way from the main shopping areas.