Love card making and gorgeous craft projects? Then issue 90 of PaperCrafter is just what you need! This fabulous magazine is full of fun ideas for you to try today, using the latest products and teaching you new and exciting techniques along the way. Plus, we’ve got some fab crafty giveaways, including two Sizzix Big Shot Starter Kits!
Your free gift this month is a packed Paper & Project Book! It contains over 40 bonus card projects and paper designs. Half of the cards use dies, so are super speedy. And as the papers are provided, you can get started straight away!
Make this card with your free papers
If you’re a card making fanatic, you’ll love the range we’ve got for you this issue. We have a large selection of greetings using the fantastic Finders Keepers range by Amy Tangerine for American Crafts – a beautifully vibrant collection. Plus we have a lovely butterfly concertina card, a simple greeting for beginners that can be made in just three steps and a gamer card for the boys.
Our brilliant designers love sharing their expertise with you, and we’ve got lots of crafty guides and masterclasses for you in PaperCrafter. Learn how to press flowers (the quick way!) and make exciting ink dropper cards. We also try out Hero Arts’ new ombre ink pads and show you how to use intricate dies from Tattered Lace. If that’s not enough, check out our feature on calligraphy and read about Nigel May’s most embarrassing TV moments!
Issue 90 of PaperCrafter is on sale from 18th Dec 2015 – 14th Jan 2016
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