We’re super excited for you to see the new issue of PaperCrafter! Issue 86 has a huge 50 cards for you to make inside, plus a host of other papercraft projects, expert advice and exciting news. Many of you are starting your Christmas crafting about now, so there are some great festive creations for you to try. But if you’re still revelling in the sun, there are plenty of year-round makes too!
You won’t want to miss this month’s free gift. PaperCrafter issue 86 comes with an amazing free tool set. It includes five tools, which can be used eight ways for scoring, embossing, quilling and more! This set is essential for any crafter and can be put to use straight away when paired with your beautiful free papers. You’ll find six festive papers from docrafts, ready to pull out from your magazine. And on top of that, you’ll find another six on our website for you to download whenever you like.
This issue is full of new techniques for you to try, including quilling, hot foiling, decoupage and polymer clay. Plus, if you’re starting your Christmas crafting, you’ll love our fab festive projects. We also try out two exciting craft machines for you – the TODO from Create and Craft and the ScanNCut from Brother. On top of that, we show you how to use some lovely new craft collections, including Best Friends from Craft Asylum and Folk Floral from docrafts. You’re always in the know with PaperCrafter!
There’s something for everyone in this issue, from our simple three-step card – an adorable hugging bear – to an amazing paper typewriter! If you want to be inspired, learn new techniques and find lots of great ideas, look no further.
PaperCrafter issue 86 is on sale 28th August – 24th September
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