It’s time to grab your coat and hit the shops, because issue 81 of PaperCrafter is out now! It’s brimming with crafty projects for you to try from our simple 3 step card to impressive origami masterpieces. Whether you’re new to papercraft or looking to develop existing skills, there’s something for everyone.
Every issue we give you a fantastic FREE gift and this month it’s… a bumper quilling kit! You’ll receive 150 quilling strips in a variety of vibrant colours, plus a handy quilling tool to get you started straight away. Inside the mag, you’ll find four fab projects that you can make with your gift, including intricate butterflies, flowers and gorgeous cards.
Want to try something new? We’ve got a host of exciting masterclasses and guides, teaching you how to create new origami shapes, use Shimmer Sheetz, make a multi-fold card and more. We also take a look at the new Build a Bouquet Kit from Stampin’ Up!, take the We R Memory Keepers’ Crop-a-dile for a spin and get advice from crafty experts on how to craft efficiently.
If you love your card making, you’ll be spoilt for inspiration this issue. Not only do we have nine pages of cute animal-themed cards, but also great stash busting makes, a fun greeting to make in just 30 minutes and plenty of birthday card ideas. If that’s not enough, we also have six FREE pull-out papers (also downloadable here) and five bright ideas for how to use them. Plus, we speak to papercraft guru and Create and Craft presenter Leonie Pujol.
PaperCrafter issue 81 is on sale from 10th April – 7th May
You can find us in Tesco, Sainsburys, Morrisons, ASDA, WHSmith and all good newsagents
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