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With the launch of PaperCrafter’s Card Maker of the Year competition, our exclusive card making kit comes with stunning beautiful blanks and Studio Selection Designer Papers for you to explore! You’ll also receive glittery butterflies, alphabet stickers, paper strips and a BONUS folding tool.
To whet your appetite, we’ve rounded up some of our favourite garden-inspired designs from around the web. Perhaps one of these designs will be the inspiration behind your entry to our Card Maker of the Year competition, who knows?!
There are many techniques and colourways that you can use to achieve this brilliant theme to reflect the beauty and tranquillity in your card makes. Whether you opt for a soft and subtle look, layered and textured card or natural rustic-looking make, just remember that there are plenty of options to suit your style.
And if you think gardens and flowers are just for the girls, think again! In our next issue we’ve got lots of inspiration so you can also whip up some more masculine card makes that you can proudly present to the men in your family.
With Father’s Day approaching in June, issue 71 of PaperCrafter is the ideal read to get some inspiration! Below is just a taste of what we’ve got in store for you. Don’t miss it, on sale Friday 2 May.
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