Papercraft Inspirations
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Papercraft Inspirations
INSIDE YOUR ISSUE… tRETRO PAPER DRESS DESIGNS tQUICK BACK TO SCHOOL CARDS t10 FABULOUS WAYS WITH FELT NEW DESIGNS FROM Lili of the Valley! FREE PRINTABLES Meet the team Lucy Evans Managing Editor Lucy ensures the magazine runs like clockwork! Katie Webster Art Editor Katie’s in charge of how our photos and pages look Jenny Phin Production/Digital Editor Jenny writes our features and manages our blog Hello! W e’ve a real treat for you this month – your free gift includes everything you need to make five gorgeous cards with folded flower embellishments! I just love the luxury pearls that come with the kit to give your flowers that special finishing touch. See page 6 for Jenny Hodges’ pretty ideas for how to use your gift. We’ve also packed this issue with fantastic projects that are ideal for all occasions… For fun stamping ideas turn to page 18 to meet Lili of the Valley’s lovable new character, Annabel. Anyone who likes retro style will love Jenny Hodges’ fifties paper dress cards on page 24. Plus, you can stretch your die-cutting skills with Julie Kirk’s masterclass on page 63, and her super-sweet bee card set on page 58. And don’t forget to celebrate the new term in September – Zoe Pierson’s back-to-school cards on page 50 include irresistible designs to make for kids of all ages! Happy crafting… Subscribe today! Commissioning Editor Our promise We aim to live up to our name and to show you the most inspiring papercraft techniques, share the latest ideas and hand-pick the most inspirational products for you to buy. We aim to bring you everything you need to get the most from our brilliant hobby. If you ever feel anything is missing, please don’t hesitate to get in touch! Download a digital copy You can also download Papercraft inspirations from Apple Newsstand, Zinio or Google Play! Find out more on page 74. VE SA OVER £43 Keep in touch! For a limited time you can save over £4 off your subscription to Papercraft inspirations! Turn to page 4 to find out more. Write to Your letters, Papercraft inspirations, 30 Monmouth Street, Bath BA1 2BW Visit our blog www.papercraftinspirations magazine.co.uk Subscribe & save! Save over £43 on the in-store price with our special offer! See page 34 for more details... Email papercraft @futurenet.com Follow us on www.pinterest.com/papercraftinsp Follow us on twitter.com/papercraft_insp Join us on www.facebook.com/papercraftinspirations Papercraft 3 PLUS GREAT CARD IDEAS TO GET YOU STARTED! 82 6 Your free gift! 58 20 Contents September 4 Papercraft Every issue… Crafty know-how 6 YOUR FREE GIFT Great ideas for your free Folded Flower Card Kit 10 NEW FOR YOU! All the latest crafty news & best buys 16 YOUR INSPIRATIONS Readers’ letters, top tips and cards 76 STOCKISTS Stock up on the stash and accessories from this issue 77 TEMPLATES All the templates you’ll need for this month’s projects 80 NEXT MONTH Find out what’s coming up in your October issue 82 THE THRIFTY CRAFTER Kirsty Neale shows you how to use old retro neckties in your cards! 63 MASTERCLASS Create flowers and shaped cards with simple die-cutting 68 ASK THE EXPERTS Our panel of crafting gurus answer your card making questions and dilemmas 74 ONLINE INSPIRATIONS The best websites, blogs and downloads! 63 36 30 24 49 FAB CA IDEAS F RD YOU TO OR & COLLEKEEP CT! Ways to save 34 SUBSCRIBE TODAY! Save over £43 when you subscribe to Papercraft inspirations! Prizes to win! 9 COMPETITION Win a bundle of new craft treats from Stampin’ Up! 15 GREAT GIVEAWAYS Fabulous prizes to be won, worth over £1002! Great reads 33 MEET THE DESIGNER We chat to renowned gift wrap expert Jane Means, about her love of card making and papercraft 51 PRINTABLES FREE! Projects… 18 STAMPING Craft cute cards starring Annabel, the latest character from Lili of the Valley! 24 PAPER PIECING Fold gorgeous vintage-style paper dresses with Jenny Hodges latest project 58 DIE-CUTTING Make Jo Kill’s colourful bumblebee cards, with fun honeycomb details More to make… 30 10 WAYS WITH... Felt. Bright new card ideas from Julie Kirk 36 HOME STYLE Zoë Patching’s pretty cherry blossom decorations 39 VINTAGE TREASURES PAPERS Pull out from the magazine or download for free! FREE PRINTABLES! 49 CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 16 designs for special celebrations 73 ONE DIE SET... 3 LOOKS Donna Ferguson creates three fab designs with one Die-sire die set 39 FREE! Vintage Treasures papers Papers, toppers & greetings for you! Papercraft 5 inspirations for Your free gift Your Folded Flower Card Kit has everything you need to make stunning dimensional dime cards – here are five gorg gor geous ideas to try to today! Reader Challenge! Show us what you made with your free gift – our favourite card will win a papercraft goody bag! Simply send a photo of your card or make to [email protected] by 19th August 2014 for your chance ce to win! Add even mor mo ore paper petals! Use some leaf shapes from your kit as extra petals on top of a folded flower. Choose a contrasting pattern so they stand out, and gently fold the leaves before sticking down. Shopping list Your free gift, plus... * Twine * Ribbons from *TheTrims, Ribbon Girl* * Sentiment stamps * Ink pad Joy Crafts die – Label * Tag * Nestabilities die – Picot Edge Circles, from Maddy Lisa Crafts* Projects by Jenny Hodges Spellbinders dies – * Standard Circles & Scalloped Circles, from Country View Crafts* *see page 76 for stockists 6 Papercraft Layer with ribbon & paper shapes Frame your flower with diecut circles in coordinating colours. To highlight the pearl, layer it onto a tiny white scalloped circle before sticking it to the middle of your folded flower. Finish with a luxurious satin ribbon bow. Mix & match card designs The card blanks in your kit are designed especially to use with your folded flowers – position the flowers in the printed frame shapes, and embellish the little illustrated flowers with pearl centres. Turn leaves into flowers Use the pointy leaves to make a different style of flower! Pop a scalloped circle in the centre to cover any gaps where the petals meet, and top with a pretty pearl. Double-up for a mega bloom Make a really spectacular bloom with a double-layer of folded petals and leaf shapes all around the bottom layer – like a sunburst! tip For a neat and tidy finish, run a bone folder along each edge to get a smooth, crisp edge on every petal. How to... fold & layer your paper flowers 1 Press out the petals, and fold all the sides in – leave the larger base circle unfolded. 2 Stick the petals to the base circle – place the opposite sides first to get the spacing right. 3 Finish your flower with a pearl centre – use a drop of Tacky PVA to secure. Papercraft 7 Win a gift box kit, stamps, punch and much more! WIN!A special bundle of craft goodies from Stampin’ Up! 10 PRIZES Get your hands on a whole host of gorgeous craft WORTH OVER £99! goodies from Stampin’ Up!’s brand-new catalogue… markers and Photopolymer stamp sets. tampin’ Up! launched their latest Each prize includes… l d S annual catalogue on 1st July and to celebrate, they’re giving 10 lucky winners a bunch of brilliant stamp and craft goodies! The new Annual Catalogue runs until 30 June 2015 and is packed with bright, vibrant project designs created using Stampin’ Up! products. Check out the new ranges such as the Project Life scrapbooking range, Blendabilities To find your nearest Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator visit www.stampinup.com or call free phone 0808 234 4765. How to enter For your chance to win a set of Stampin’ Up! goodies, including a set of new Sumthin’ Sumthin’ stamps, simply enter online (see below for details) by 2nd September 2014*. * Kraft Polka Dot Tag A Bag * A Little Sumthin’ Sumthin’ Gift Box Kit * Sumthin’ Sumthin’ Stamp Set * Blackberry Bliss Ribbon * Decorative Label Punch * Cardstock & Pad Kit – In Colour** ** All prizes are new to the 2014-2015 Annual Catalogue, except for the Decorative Label Punch. Visit www.papercraftinspirationsmagazine.co.uk and select the ‘Competitions’ tab or click our competition links on the home page to fill in our online form, keyword PIMSTAMP129. Competition rules 1 By taking part in our competitions and giveaways, you agree to be bound by the Competition Rules which are summarised below but can be viewed in full at www.futuretcs.com. Late or incomplete entries will be disqualified. 2 Proof of posting (if relevant) shall not be deemed proof of delivery. 3 Entries must be submitted by an individual (not via any agency or similar) and, unless otherwise stated, are limited to one per household. 4 The Company reserves the right in its sole discretion to substitute any prize with cash or a prize of comparable value. 5 Unless otherwise stated, the Competition is open to all GB residents of 18 years and over, except employees of Future Publishing and any party involved in the competition or their households. 6 By entering a Competition you give permission to use your name, likeness and personal information in connection with the Competition and for promotional purposes. All entries will become the property of the Company upon receipt and will not be returned. You warrant that the Competition entry is entirely your own work and not copied or adapted from any other source. If you are a winner, you may have to provide additional information. 7 Details of winners will be available on request within three months of the closing date. If you are a winner, receipt by you of any prize is conditional upon you complying with (amongst other things) the Competition Rules. You acknowledge and agree that neither the Company nor any associated third parties shall have any liability to you in connection with your use and/or possession of your prize. Data protection terms & conditions When entering our competitions by post, text or email you agree to our competition rules and that you’re happy to receive details of future offers and promotions from Future Publishing Limited and carefully selected third parties, via post, email or text message. If you do not want to receive this information, please mark your email entries ‘NO OFFERS’ or include the word ‘STOP' at the end of your text message. * Gift items not shown to scale. Colour of cardstock sheets in prize will vary from image shown. Papercraft inspirations 9 * See page 76 for stockists Every month we pick our favourite new card-making products… just for you! Cute & quirky paperclips Paperclips are one of the coolest embellishments for cards and scrapbook layouts, and they’re so quick to slot into place. You’ll love these Sprinkled With Love paperclips from Webster’s Pages – funky lightbulbs and bright arrows! We think they’d be great for graduation congratulations or back-to-school designs. Get a pack of 10 (five of each design) for £4.49, from Sarah’s Cards*. FANTABULOUS S CRAFT TREATS Vintage charm Celebrate long summer days with the lovely Adrienne Looman Sweet Routine collection pack, from Webster’s Pages. The 12 doublesided patterned papers have a great vintage look and are filled with faded flowers, lacy doilies, butterflies and birds. Use the Life Cards as frames, greetings, or focal points for your cards – we love the retro camera design! The Mini Life Folders are handy for hiding messages or gift cards. Available to order from Craftie Charlie*, priced £17.95. 10 Papercraft We’re phizz-wizzingly excited about the new Roald Dahl range from Docrafts*! s*! Choose from sentiments, notelets, stickers and more, all in the illustrated ed style of Dahl’s books. We love the Whiz-banger Clear Stamps (£4.50), and the mega Giganticus Alphabet Stickers ers he (£2). For scrapbooking, don’t miss the Jumpsquiffling Journaling Cards (£3), ), starring Fantastic Mr Fox. Turn to page 15 for your chance to win some e Roald Dahl craft bundles!
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