Issue 87 of PaperCrafter hits shops today! It’s packed full of great Christmas projects and ideas to get you ready for the festive season. No matter what your style or budget is, there’s something for everyone. Plus, there’s over £1,200 worth of crafty prizes up for grabs! Pick up your copy today in Tesco, Sainsburys, ASDA, Morrisons, Waitrose, WHSmith and all good newsagents.
This month’s free gift is an amazing snowflake maker, which allows you to create Christmas decorations, card toppers and more quickly and easily. The pack creates 12 different snowflake designs and you’ll find full instructions inside the magazine. You’ll also get fantastic free Dovecraft papers ready to pull out of the mag. We aim to give you everything you need to start crafting today!
As always, issue 87 features a range of masterclasses and expert guides to help you master new crafting techniques. We show you how to do paper cutting, make origami trees, colour with alcohol marker, iris folding and more! And if you’re new to papercrafting, you’ll love our easy three-step card and 30 minute make. We’ve also got an array of beautiful cards made using Kaisercraft’s new Holly Jolly range, which is perfect for fun Christmas greetings.
If that’s not enough, we also show you great ways to do Christmas on a budget, talk to Stephanie Weightman about designing for Tattered Lace and pick our favourite festive products. What else could you need in the run-up to Christmas? An advent calendar of course! We’ve got you covered there too.
PaperCrafter issue 87 is on sale 25th Sept – 22 Oct 2015. Enjoy!
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