Spotlight On: Stationery Award Winner – Faber-Castell Dinosaur Connector Pen Tin

StationeryNews.net caught up with Stone Marketing, UK distributor for Faber-Castell, following its win of Children’s Stationery Product of the Year at the Stationery Awards. Read on to find out what they loved about London Stationery Show 2024 and what we can expect to see from them in 2025.

The Stationery Awards took place at London Stationery Show. Overall, how was the show for you?

We had an incredible time at the London Stationery Show! The show brought together major industry players and independents, providing a fantastic opportunity to catch up with retailers, suppliers and fellow exhibitors. We’re excited to have generated some strong sales leads as a result.

What was your highlight from the show?

Winning the Children’s Stationery Product of the Year for the new Dinosaur Connector Tin.

How did it feel to win at the Stationery Awards?

We were absolutely thrilled to win at the Stationery Awards. As the UK distributor, celebrating Faber-Castell’s victory in the children’s category was amazing. Their new dinosaur-themed colouring products are perfect for endless fun and creativity.

What do you think set your product apart from the rest of the finalists?

The unique packaging and the interactive features it offers. The gift tin rotates to reveal different dinosaur scenes, turning a simple tin into a prehistoric adventure. Inside, the brilliant colour pens aren’t just tools for creativity—they connect together, adding an extra layer of play. This combination truly makes the product stand out.

What made you enter the Stationery Awards?

To celebrate Faber-Castell’s brilliant range of innovative and eco-friendly products. Its commitment to quality, creativity, and sustainability really deserves recognition, and what better platform than the Stationery Awards to showcase this. It’s an opportunity to highlight Faber-Castell’s efforts in pushing the boundaries of stationery design while being kind to the planet.

Above: Stone Marketing’s Sarah Edwards and Hayley Ripley with Max Publishing’s Rob Willis and Chantelle White.
Above: Stone Marketing’s Sarah Edwards and Hayley Ripley with Max Publishing’s Rob Willis and Chantelle White.

Can you give us an overview of your top three products from the show?

Our top three Faber-Castell products were the Dino Connector Tin, Poly Ball Ballpoint Pen and Black Edition Colour Pencils.

What is one piece of advice you’d give to stationers planning on entering the Stationery Awards in the future?

Focus on creating a unique brand story. Your products should be high-quality, innovative and tell a compelling story that resonates with the judges and potential customers.

What is your goal for the year ahead?

To inspire and motivate people to unleash their creative potential with Faber-Castell’s high-quality, environmentally responsible, and innovative products. Whether it’s through vibrant colouring pencils, sparkling metallic highlighters or smooth-writing ballpens.

Where can people find your products?

www.stonemarketing.com – UK distributor for Faber-Castell.

 

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