Fiskars notes
Why rushed personalized corporate gifts fail, what it really costs, and how Fiskars die cutting machines and rotary paper trimmers help you deliver on time.
By Jane Smith Read articleA B2B buyer's guide to the 2025 corporate gift trend. We compare custom lapel pins, the Fiskars gift wrap cutter, and cutting machines for promotional products.
By Jane Smith Read articleA 48-hour rush order story about lapel pins, a decorative plate, and Fiskars craft tools — plus what to ask before buying promotional products for your business.
By Jane Smith Read articleA practical comparison of the Fiskars® Deluxe Scrapbooking Rotary Paper Trimmer and cutting machines for craft projects and corporate gifts, with photo-printing tips for scrapbooking.
By Jane Smith Read articleA procurement manager explains when to buy Fiskars Easy Change Detail Craft Knife, Fiskars Gift Wrap Cutter, and branded promotional products for corporate gifts—and when rush fees are worth it.
By Jane Smith Read articleA promo coordinator breaks down the hidden 'finishing gap' in custom crystal gifts and lapel pins—and why a Fiskars silicone craft mat and SureCut paper trimmer belong in every event emergency kit.
By Jane Smith Read articleFiskars Fingertip Craft Knife, Fiskars SureCut Deluxe paper trimmer, super glue for scrapbooking, and home fragrance as branded merchandise - answered by a buyer with 6 years of documented mistakes.
By Jane Smith Read articleA $755 lapel pin order went wrong right before a corporate gifting deadline. Here's how total cost thinking saved our client appreciation gifts and changed one purchasing manager's strategy.
By Jane Smith Read articleA B2B procurement manager shares hard-won lessons on ordering Fiskars craft and home kitchen tools as corporate gifts—plus a pre-order checklist.
By Jane Smith Read articleA marketing coordinator's honest story about ordering Fiskars craft tools and promotional products for a corporate gift program — the specification mistakes that cost $3,200, and the checklist that saved the next 18 months.
By Jane Smith Read article