At PaperCrafter HQ we have December the 25th circled on our crafting calendar in big red pen! HURRAH!
It’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for and we can kickstart our Christmas crafts at long last, and issue 65 of Papercrafter is the perfect way to start, on sale Friday 20th September.
In our issue 65 we’re going to take you to another dimension for ultimate pressie perfection, with the best PaperCrafter Christmas ever! As it’s our favourite time of the year, our freebie kit is bigger and better than ever – and it’ll be sure to create some even more memorable makes.
We’ve got some beautiful Stephanie Thanhauser designs to kick things off. With elegant deer and stag themed papers, we’re getting you in the mood for our sophisticated spectacular in issue 66 featuring the woodland faves.
We’re feeling very excited to see how you folks use the berry coloured tissue papers. They come in a range of sumptuous shades and are great for cards and finishing touches alike! How will you use them?
Whether you’re holding out for our exclusive Christmas card kit, which comes with some irresistible chipboard motifs for pop-out excellence, or our gorgeous gift boxes – you won’t be disappointed, and neither will your loved ones. The kit comes with the usual selection of designer papers!
We’re also giving a lesson in fine finishes and enviable embellishments, and our bonus stamps are sure to help! As well as a fabulous kit, don’t forget our creative ideas and inspirational makes. We’ve really gone to town this issue to bring you some special ideas, which we know you’ll love!
On top of that don’t miss Ella’s trip to a letterpress workshop or the chance to win a Sizzix Big Shot Starter Kit – and there’s lots of other fabulous prizes too.
Take a look through our issue 65 sample below for a flavour of what you’re in for!
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