Grab your copy of PaperCrafter issue 89 now! It’s packed to the brim with fabulous inspiration for all your Christmas cards and gifts. Plus, we explore a range of techniques, display some of your lovely reader makes and have got over £1000 worth of prizes to give away!
This month’s fantastic free gift is a paper crimper! Bring an extra element to your makes with beautiful crinkled paper and motifs - you’ll find a host of inspiration inside the magazine. Plus, there’s six lovely festive papers for you to pull out and use straight away.
Make these cute crimped creations with your free gift
If you’re after Christmas card ideas, look no further - there are over 50 festive designs in this issue! We also try out the brand new Silver Bells range from Kaisercraft and Festive Wonder from Crafter’s Companion. It’s always fun to use some fresh elements in your Christmas makes! Plus, we show you how to make fun festive tags and gift boxes so your presents really stand out.
Every issue, we display a host of techniques to inspire you. Our masterclasses and crafty guides make it easy to learn new skills and perfect existing ones. This month, learn how to create a letterpress effect at home, do easy 3D decoupage, make Christmas crackers and quill a Christmas card. We also take a look at paper piecing and try hot foiling with the new TODO machine.
Issue 89 of PaperCrafter is on sale from 20th Nov – 17th Dec 2015
You can find us in Tesco, Sainsbury’s, ASDA, Morrisons, Waitrose, WHSmith and all good newsagents
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