This month we’re dreaming of a very sophisticated Christmas, and it’s going to be one to remember with this fabulous issue!
The big day is growing ever nearer, and there’s still time to fashion something chic, stylish and sentimental in time for Christmas. Issue 66 of PaperCrafter contains all you need to impress your friends with some SERIOUSLY STUNNING makes, and it’s on sale October 25th.
In issue 66 you’ll be sure to love our card-making extravaganza! Put our exclusive festive card kit to good use and take inspiration from our showstopping makes; will you try the zig zag card first or put the snazzy stickers to the test?
There’s a great mixture of freebies in your kit so you can create something that suits your style. We’re bringing you a guide to applying the pricking technique to your cards. It’s really useful for transforming your cards, and you can achieve an elegant or modern finish depending on your tastes.
We know you’ll love the vintage-look musical paper too, as well as the usual Studio Selection papers. You can make a start on some truly beautiful projects and you won’t be disappointed.
As it’s the time for celebration, we’re also bringing you the perfect party spread. It doesn’t have to be difficult nor expensive to put together a mesmerizing scene - atleast we don’t think so! Deputy Editor Elaine has also been looking at the best apps for Papercrafters. Well, anything that lends to papercrafting is music to our ears!
On top of everything, don’t miss our dreamy decorations, feminine ballerina makes, classy garland, birdhouse centrepiece or guide to secure sticking - and that’s only scratching the surface.
As usual, don’t forget to send us a photo of your latest makes at jennifer.ward(at)aceville.co.uk or join us over on Facebook at www.facebook.com/papercraftermag where you can enter our monthly #CraftChallenge. Using any of our kits, you can win a great goodie bag just from sharing your creation with us.
Take a look through the sample of issue 66 to see what’s in store!
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