Well a warm welcome to out third newsletter in this new format.
Firstly a couple of quick comments about the video. In response to feedback from last week we have moved the "non paper craft" items to the end of the video. So if you watch the video on the right you will find a report from last weekends Craft Fair at Thorseby Park and a look at this weekends Craft and Craft Materials shows both at the end. We will continue this format over the coming weeks.
We have to great sets of papers for you this week. First some Easter Pyramid papers and secondly a "complete set" in the teenage series, this time focusing on Computer Games. As a bonus the Computer Games set can be downloads in one go, if you wish, in the form of a zip file.
Easter Pyramid Papers.
In this collection your will find pyramid papers based on four antique Easter Images. We have done a fair amount of work on these images to remove the pixelated look and scratches, and improve the colour and contrast. Each images has been made into six different pyramid papers consisting of normal, reverse and twisted, each in both rectangular and oval.
There aren't any backing sheets etc with this set but you will find lots of suitable sheets in our Easter Section.
A great set of papers for making cards for those ever so difficult teenagers! This is a complete set, so as well as the normal backing papers, inserts and tags we also have frames, decoupage sheet and pyramid papers. Obviously you wouldn't use all of this on one card, that would be overkill, but at least you will have plenty to choose from.
As a bonus, although you can view and download these sheets in the normal way, we have made the whole set available together as one zipped download. You will find the link for this below.
CRAFT CALENDAR A very busy weekend for Craft Shows this weekend
If you are interested in buying Craft Materials then one of the biggest shows of the year is on at the NEC just outside of Birmingham. In fact its two shows in one, the Hobbycraft Show and the Sewing for Pleasure one.
Normal Craft shows this weekend include two Craft and Gift Fairs, one in Lytham St. Annes and one in Evesham. There is also the Wessex Guild of Craftsmen Exhibition and Sale of Work Near Winchester and The Great British Craft Bazaar in Warrington. Further details of all the events can be found on Craft Calendar.
www.craftcalendar.co.uk
Special Days.
Now as well as Mothers Day (UK) and Easter we also have to add St. Georges Day to the list of up coming events. Quite a busy time for the Card Making!
We are taking the opportunity to remind people about the forum gallery. In it you will find images of lots of example cards made by forum members. In addition to this there are also 100s of extra sheets to download, these have also been made by forum members and we are most grateful to them for this work. Please make the most of this section, there are some great papers in there even if it does take a bit of looking through. We did leave a little bit out in the video. To get the full sized image in this section you have to firstly click on it to make a medium version "pop out", the you need to click on the button marked in the image here to get the full sized version. Once you are at the full sized version you can right click on it to save onto your computer.
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Happy Crafting
Yours
Bob
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In this collection your will find pyramid papers based on four antique Easter Images. We have done a fair amount of work on these images to remove the pixelated look and scratches, and improve the colour and contrast. Each images has been made into six different pyramid papers consisting of normal, reverse and twisted, each in both rectangular and oval.
A great set of papers for making cards for those ever so difficult teenagers! This is a complete set, so as well as the normal backing papers, inserts and tags we also have frames, decoupage sheet and pyramid papers. Obviously you wouldn't use all of this on one card, that would be overkill, but at least you will have plenty to choose from.
We did leave a little bit out in the video. To get the full sized image in this section you have to firstly click on it to make a medium version "pop out", the you need to click on the button marked in the image here to get the full sized version. Once you are at the full sized version you can right click on it to save onto your computer.
