We’ve been itching for issue 68 of PaperCrafter to hit the shops, and finally the time of the month has come for you to grab your issue and have fun crafting with our amazing bombay-romance kit, on sale this Friday 10th January 2014.
January may not be everybody’s favourite month, but here at PaperCrafter HQ, we treat it as a prime chance to relax after the busy antics of Christmas and new year and create some truly fabulous makes. And to cure any possibility of the January blues, we’ve made sure it’s a beauty of a kit!
We’ve got an extravaganza of beautiful colours in store for you and a wealth of stunning projects for you to embark on, so you can put your crafty resolutions for 2014 to the test. Create a flurry of bright greetings cards that are sure to impress; ideal for all manner of occasions - even Valentine’s day!
As usual, the PaperCrafter designers have explored a wide range of techniques to provide you with creative ideas to inspire your makes! Whether you fancy trying teabag folding, creasing concertina shapes or fantastic fringes, one thing’s for sure - your greetings are going to WOW!
We know you’re going to love the kit’s delicate transfers and pretty peacock motifs, the ideal thing for giving your card that extra-special touch. With Valentine’s day and Mother’s day on the horizon, why not blow someone away with your crafting talents?
You’ll also love the bonus stamp, which comes complete with a handy red ink pad so you can really leave your mark.
We’ve got lots of makes for you to display in your home; from eyecatching artwork and impressive garlands to fabulous home decs and party pieces. Plus, don’t miss our wonderful online bonus project from our Designer for the Day or Sarah Burnett Moore’s gorgeous paper jewellery creations.
Most of all, we hope you have fun and feel inspired! Don’t forget to share your makes with us on our Facebook and Twitter pages, or alternatively email them to jennifer.ward@aceville.co.uk
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p style=”text-align: center;”>Sneak a preview now to get a taste, but we wouldn’t leave it too long - get yours now whilst it’s hot off the press!
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