You can now buy issue 67 of PaperCrafter, it’s on sale today folks and we’re very excited here at Crafty HQ! Friday is the best day of the week for us, with PaperCrafter on sale and a promising weekend of crafting ahead. We hope you enjoy the delightful Vintage Rose themed kit and all of the fabulous inspiration inside.
Buy your copy today, available in most major supermarkets (Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Waitrose) and all good newsagents…
With card making, make your own flowers, journalling, paper-cutting and lots more!
66 pages packed with inspiration and creative ideas
Which one will you try first? There’s so much to make you’ll be hard pushed trying!
Featuring the kitsch designs from our friends at Bo Bunny
Feeling curious as to what’s in the kit? Well, we’ve taken the classical Vintage Rose theme and put together an extra special kit filled with the most beautiful crafty accessories. We know you’ll love the pretty cards and the endless possibilities!
In our designer Studio Selection paper book you’ll also find 32 pages of lush papers, courtesy of Bo Bunny. They come in a multitude of delicious shades and patterns so you can give your cards a variety of looks and styles. We especially love the dusky tones and polka spots.
Check out the digital sample here if you haven’t got your copy yet! We hope you enjoy issue 67.
Don’t forget to send us your piccies! Get in touch with us through Facebook, Twitter or Email and don’t forget to enter our monthly #CraftChallenge over on facebook.com/papercraftermag. We can’t wait to see them!
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