This issue of PaperCrafter really has something for everyone to enjoy. As always you’ll find plenty of inspiring ideas to keep your crafty hands busy, all for the bargain price of £4.99. There really is no resisting the temptation to buy and get crafting!
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Issue 81 is accompanied by a wonderful FREE bumper quilling pack! To get you started, pages 18 – 21 are solely dedicated to showcasing six different ways you can create unique goodies using your pretty papers. There’s no doubt that you’ll fall in love with the quilled monogram frame found on page 19.
There is no time like the present to begin or continue exploring the art of papercrafting and with issue 81 in hand, you’ll never be stuck for inspiration. Dedicated to making your favourite craft as enjoyable and uncomplicated as possible, we offer multiple masterclasses that allow you to create impressive makes following simple step-by-step guides from top designers.
If you’re new to the papercraft scene or looking to whip up something quick, you’ll love the three-step greeting and the easy guide to creating a spinning dial card in just 30 minutes.
No matter what tickles your fancy this month, PaperCrafter explores a wide range of techniques for you to get creative with! It’s a bright and fun edition and we hope you’ll like what you see.
Want to add an extra dimension of excitement and flair to your Christmas cardmaking? The good news is that you can with Hunkydory’s brand new Christmas-themed decorative Edge It die and...
Buzzing to get creative with these bee-inspired designs? The bee trend has grown rapidly over the past few months, so we thought that we’d bring you a variety of makes to try...
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In issue 137 of PaperCrafter, we were lucky enough to have the chance to speak to John Collins, arguably the greatest paper aeroplane maker the world has ever seen. Read...
