Issue 84 of PaperCrafter has hit the shops and it’s jam-packed with gorgeous projects, expert tips and new techniques for you to try. It’s a beautifully summery issue, perfect for reading outside in the sunshine before running inside to embark on crafty adventures! We also have over £650 of crafty prizes to give away – don’t forget to turn to p19 to find out more.
This month’s exciting free gift is a fabulous book, Paper Crafts by DK Publishing worth £6.99! It’s full of extra project ideas with easy step-by-step instructions, showing you how to make your own paper, create lino prints, master decoupage and more. PLUS we’re also offering you 6 downloadable vintage-style papers from Hunkydory Crafts’ Antique Chic range completely free! You can find these here. Our designer Corinne Bradd has provided some fab ideas on how to use them on p20. On top of that, we’ve also got a selection of special PaperCrafter designer papers inside the magazine for you pull out and use straight away. These are also available in a digital format here.
Makes using free Hunkydory Antique Chic papers (left) and PaperCrafter papers (right)
This issue is full of handy guides and masterclasses so you can learn new techniques and hone your crafty skills. These include guides to:
On top of this, we show you how to throw the ultimate summer party, make pretty paper flowers and we try out the Silhouette Portrait cutting machine for you. And of course there are plenty of inspiring card projects for you to make.
We hope you enjoy your new issue of PaperCrafter. Issue 84 is on sale 3rd July – 30th July 2015.
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