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Simply Cards & Papercraft 174 downloads Issue 744 hits the shelves on this Thursday (22nd February) and we thought we’d keep you going until then with this issue’s bonus digital downloads This month’s amazing free layering die set is perfect for floral-themed all-occasion makes, and we’ve falled head over heels in love with it – it’s the ideal floral addition to your craft stash, whether you’re making cards for loved ones, female friends or all-occasion makes. If this amazing die set wasn’t enough for you, we thought we’d treat you to a selection of bonus downloads to complement the dies – and so we’ve got 10 digital sentiments, 36 toppers, 5 digital papers and 20 colour swatches two to help you recreate some of the inspiration from the magazine.

As always SCP’s amazing Design Team were on hand to share their inspiration using the free gifts, from technique-filled cards to fabulously floral off-the-page projects – they covered it all! On this card, combines the free layering die with the colour swatch downloads – to help her add depth and extra dimension to her card through colour. Gm ecm software. We’ve got a step-by-step guide to help you get the most from the swatches inside the magazine, but we’ve also posted it on our blog – check it out by clicking Also this month we’ve got a fabulous template to help you create the shaped card from the ‘On the calendar’ feature on page 64 of the issue. This striking card is easier than it looks to recreate.

So download your template, and refer to the illustrated step-by-step images in the magazine to find out how! We’ve also got an exclusive interview with Lia Griffith inside the magazine, where we caught up with her new partnership with Fiskars and discovered how she became an internationally known papercrafter, stylist and photographer!

Her SVG cutting file download from Lia Griffith (SVG & PDF files ©LiaGriffith.com) to help you recreate the stunning paper-cut card front shown below. Ohmicide melohman download. For those of you without electronic die-cutting machines, they’ve even provided a PDF file, so you can print and use to hand-cut the pattern on your card front! That’s all of the bonus downloads for this issue folks – so don’t forget to mark your calendar for 22 nd March for when issue 175 hits the shelves. Don’t forget to check out the bonus ideas and inspiration from this issue Order your issue of 174 directly from us from the 22 nd February at Happy cardmaking!

When considering papercraft, your first thought will most likely be of all that boring stuff you made in school, like paper flowers, printable seasonal cards or even scrap-booking. It doesn’t exactly sound like a hobby that stimulates much excitement, for the most of us anyway.

How wrong you are. In actual fact, papercraft can be really cool and loads of fun, especially when you build one of the geeky printable templates we have for you in this post. Can’t afford a Mac?