Stockists

Asking For Trouble products are available at the following shops and galleries. If you're interested in becoming a stockist, please view the Retail List for available products and email me for prices.

mydeco Asking For Trouble cards and stationery are now stocked in the mydeco Designer Boutique. "mydeco brings together the widest possible range of products from high street stores to niche retailers,thousands of inspiring looks to fit your budget, expert designers on hand for advice, and simple 3D tools to help you plan your room before you even open a tin of paint." Find out more at mydeco.com
Super Cute Kawaii! This brand new online shop is stocking a selection of my cutest things, including keyrings, notebooks, cards and badge sets. "Super Cute Kawaii is a daily blog and online shop specialising in Japanese-inspired handmade cuteness and kawaii stationery, homewares and toys from Japan." Find out more at shop.supercutekawaii.com
Hunkydory Home Newly expanded UK online shop Hunkydory Home is now stocking a selection of my fabric covered notebooks and kawaii cards. "Sick of the boring, bland neutral interior products in the shops Hunkydory Home provide 'something a bit different' - a range of niche design-led and handmade home accessories and gifts which complement the colourful range of hunkydory designs." Find out more at www.hunkydoryhome.co.uk
Johnny Come Lately Johnny Come Lately in Aberdeen is now stocking a range of my notebooks, keyrings, vintage button badge sets and gocco book hearts. They also sell work by local art graduates and independent designers including lafamilia green, sidepony, petra boase, 16sparrows, haberdash house, sublime stitching, trixiedelicious, luii bags and blissen Find out more at www.jclgifts.com
e&a clothing e&a clothing, a new shop located in the West End of Glasgow, is now stocking a range of my tote bags, fabric purses, vintage ribbon keyrings, washi covered notebooks, felt flower brooches and badge packs. "e&a is concerned with combining environmentally friendly materials, fair labour and the work of the newest graduates and designers from the U.K." Find out more at www.eandaclothing.co.uk
The Curiosity Shoppe The Curiosity Shoppe in Portsoy, Aberdeenshire stocks a selection of my wares including exclusive cards and gift sets featuring photos of the picturesque towns and villages of the North East of Scotland. "The Curiosity Shoppe is an antiques and curiosa shop, situated in Portsoy, Aberdeenshire. Apart from antiques, we sell second-hand furniture, light fittings and bric-a-brac. As we are both musicians, we also deal in quality second-hand musical instruments." Find out more at www.curiosityshoppe.plus.com

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Venues

Zazzle Asking For Trouble now has exclusive products available on Zazzle, including tshirts, shoes, baby items, mugs and stickers. "Infinite and Instant, Zazzle is the only on-demand retail platform for consumers and major brands, offering billions of retail quality, one-of-a-kind products shipped within 24 hours." Find out more at www.zazzle.com/askingfortrouble
DaWanda Asking For Trouble now has a shop as part of DaWanda, the European handmade marketplace with listings also available in French and German. "DaWanda is the place for unique and individual products and people. Buy handmade and hard to find goods, share your discoveries with your friends and create your own collections." Find out more at en.dawanda.com/shop/askingfortrouble
Folksy Asking For Trouble has set up shop at the UK's newest marketplace Folksy. This shop concentrates mostly on stationery and art with a few items unique to Folksy. Folksy's mission is to support craft and design talent through showcasing work and also providing a cost effective platform to sell 'stuff'. Find out more at askingfortrouble.folksy.com
Etsy Asking For Trouble now has a shop on Etsy with a range of items and some special editions unique to Etsy. "Etsy is an online marketplace for buying & selling all things handmade. Our mission is to enable people to make a living making things, and to reconnect makers with buyers." Find out more at askingfortrouble.etsy.com