Prindables TSV and others for Hannukah

Leothelion · ‎05-22-2012

I ask this question or one similar every year....why isn't there an option for silver/blue Hannukah wrapping/sprinkles rather than only green and red? On an item like this I would think it would be easy. Mrs. P does Hannukah apples for other retailers.

This question extends to many other items QVC offers for gifts?????

springers · ‎03-09-2010

I would email a suggestion, maybe they arent aware of enough demand to warrant it. Enjoy Hannukah.

Desi · ‎03-09-2010

Might be a nice option. Probably harder to do, fewer candies like M&Ms, jimmies, chocolate morsels, etc., used to coat the apples are available in blue and white. Wouldn't mind seeing some Hanukkah appropriate gifts.

Shelbelle · ‎03-09-2010

Remember years ago when Kathy L used to do the Chanukah gift shows, they were great, sadly a thing of the past.

Mominohio · ‎08-08-2010

And the blue and white theme would sell beyond those who celebrate Hanukkah. The whole blue and silver Christmas decor theme is big, and I'd bet lots of people who celebrate Christmas would like that color combo as well.

Pickwickpapers · ‎06-24-2013

Just silver decorated boxes could have been used for both .......... IMO I would prefer non - colored candies........ my GS can't have foods that are dyed red anyway.......just the natural colors of the chocolates and candy pieces would work..........

bonnielu · ‎03-11-2010

Years ago I actually emailed a jewelry vendor who was from Israel and asked him why there was no Jewish symbols. He wrote me back and said IT WOULD NOT SELL. Angel from Quacker just featured a Hannukah tee shirt and mentioned that she had to convince the establishment to sell it. She had been turned down. Well in the few minutes she had it on I believe she mentioned 4,000 people had ordered it.

Perhaps they don't think there is a market. I guess we would have to ask them.