The
Best of British Scrapbooking and Cardmaking
By
Joanna Campbell Slan
Keen
on scrapbooking and/or cardmaking and stuck for ideas? In this book
are page layouts and cards by some of the finest to motivate you
and show you the latest trends. Leaf through this book and see all
those interesting-looking items you see in craft stores and on web
sites put through their paces and combined in a multitude of pleasing
ways. These are the winning entries of two contests, and therefore,
get ready to be inspired.
There aren't too many words needed
in here, and the layouts and cards are left to speak largely for
themselves with just the minimum of descriptions--just the way it
should be. This isn't just the work of professionals in here, either,
as most of the entries are by ordinary people, some of whom are
comparatively new to the craft. Each piece has a list of materials
beside it so you can pick out what you like and add it to your own
stash. Days-out, family moments, historic occasions are all documented,
as are methods such as tag art, shabby chic, distressing, matting,
eyelets and more. The same goes for the cards, which make use of
the same methods (plus a few different ones) and cover a wide variety
of occasions. The whole book is, as the description of the cover
art runs, "fresh, funky and classy."
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The
Book |
Spot On Publishing (distributed in UK by Search Press) |
March 2005 |
Paperback
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0976278405
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Excerpt |
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The
Reviewer |
Rachel A Hyde |
Reviewed
2005 |
NOTE:
If
you cannot find papaercraft materials locally, try searchpress.com
for a list of suppliers.
For crafting ideas and some
free downloads visit My
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