How To Make 3D Pop-Up Christmas Cards
If you’ve ever wondered how to make 3D pop-up Christmas cards, then you’re very much in luck. The PaperCrafter gang of brilliant designers are here with a whole host of them to get you...
There are two things a craft magazine editor gets very excited about. The first is seeing the completed magazine in all its glory for the first time, and the second is seeing what readers make from it! Here are our top 5 reader makes from the last few weeks…
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Nicola Robertson Gold used our latest issue to create this scenic Christmas card.
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Barbara Kozyra has also been having fun with issue 74. We love the use of our Christmas tree motifs. Get your hands on this issue before 19th September to make sure you don't miss out on all the festive goodies.
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This greeting by Steph Morley would be perfect for an engagement and uses items from our issue 73 bumper pack.
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Nicola Sycz also went to town with her issue 73 kit to create this charming birdie card.
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Steph Morley has had a dig through her stash of past PaperCrafter kits to come up with this charming and feminine design.
If you’ve made something using one of our PaperCrafter kits, don’t forget to enter our #CraftChallenge by uploading your makes onto our Facebook page - you could win a great prize!
If you’ve ever wondered how to make 3D pop-up Christmas cards, then you’re very much in luck. The PaperCrafter gang of brilliant designers are here with a whole host of them to get you...
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Kinetic sounds complicated, but it simply means movement. So when it comes to cardmaking, it’s about creating elements that slide, wobble, swish and the like. Why? Because it creates an interactive...