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Profile of Cardmaking & Papercraft Magazine

By Kate Pullen, About.com

Cardmaking & Papercraft

Cardmaking & Papercraft

Origin Publishing
Cardmaking & Papercraft Magazine:
Cardmaking & Papercraft is a popular UK magazine that has plenty to offer stampers. The magazine is published thirteen times a year and each issue is packed full of features and projects. Cardmaking & Papercraft has a free gift every month for readers. The free gift is always related to card making and paper craft and has included packs of embellishments, stickers, papers and stencils.
The Projects:
The projects featured in Cardmaking & Papercraft range from quick makes through to larger, more complicated, projects. Although not every project uses rubber stamps, plenty do and those that don't are easily adapted to contain a stamped image or two. As the name of the magazine suggests, the projects cover both card making and papercraft and this gives a broad spectrum of exciting opportunities. Projects are often themed around an occasion. In addition to projects for adults, Cardmaking & Papercraft often features ideas for children and this is a great way to get youngsters interested in stamping!
Techniques:
In addition to projects, Cardmaking & Papercraft features regular tutorials and masterclasses in different techniques. These have included stamping on acetate, making shaker cards and embossing techniques. The magazine presents information that is accessible for readers of all experiences, therefore there is plenty to inspire experienced stampers as well as lots for beginners. Cardmaking & Papercraft presents information in an easy to follow format, often using illustrated step by step guides. The projects and other features are often created by some of the UK's most well known designers.
Features:
Each issue of Cardmaking & Papercraft contains regular features. This includes news, reviews and reader's stories, as well as a section on answers to readers questions. In addition to this there is a reader's gallery which showcases work that readers of the magazine have submitted.
Website and Online Community:
In addition to the magazine, Cardmaking & Papercraft also has a website which is free to access. The website includes a forum, gallery where readers can submit their artwork and free downloads which includes printable papers and templates. A blog also keeps readers up to date with the latest news. More information can be found on the Cardmaking & Papercraft website - cardmakingandpapercraft.com. Information about other Origin Publishing magazines can also be found on the website.
Who's It For?:
Cardmaking & Papercraft is a magazine with plenty to interest beginner and experienced stampers alike. The magazine features several 'how to' features making it ideal for people looking to learn new techniques. There are a mix of accessible projects split between card making and general papercraft. Not all of the projects contain stamping techniques, however stamping does feature regularly. This is a UK magazine, therefore international readers should note that measurements, adverts and other information will be UK oriented.
Further Information:
  • Publisher - Origin Publishing
  • Website - cardmakingandpapercraft.com
  • Purchase Information - Available from newsagents or by subscription (Tel 0844 844 0388)
  • International - International readers can subscribe through the website (note: the free gift is not available to international readers) or by phone - +44 (0) 1795 414676
  • Contact Information - Origin Publishing Ltd
    14th Floor
    Tower House
    Fairfax Street
    Bristol
    BS1 3BN
    United Kingdom
    Phone +44 (0)117 934 9009
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