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Parchment Craft Magazine October 2012 Back Issue

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249 Reviews   •  English   •   Hobbies & Crafts (Arts & Crafts)
With the busiest period for card making just round the corner, take a break
before the rush to create a card for those who have a birthday during the
autumn. featured on page 6, and previewed below, Mary G. Kerr’s autumn
Leaves card features delicately traced lines and cut work detailing which
resemble leaves. the colour scheme of the card means that this design is also suitable for a man.

Based around pencil colouring, a project by Christine Coleman demonstrates how effective pencils and the burnishing effect can be. entitled red cineraria (page 8), the completed card comes complete with a step by step guide showing how you should be applying the colour and what shades of colour you should be achieving.
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October 2012 With the busiest period for card making just round the corner, take a break before the rush to create a card for those who have a birthday during the autumn. featured on page 6, and previewed below, Mary G. Kerr’s autumn Leaves card features delicately traced lines and cut work detailing which resemble leaves. the colour scheme of the card means that this design is also suitable for a man. Based around pencil colouring, a project by Christine Coleman demonstrates how effective pencils and the burnishing effect can be. entitled red cineraria (page 8), the completed card comes complete with a step by step guide showing how you should be applying the colour and what shades of colour you should be achieving.


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With the busiest period for card making just round the corner, take a break
before the rush to create a card for those who have a birthday during the
autumn. featured on page 6, and previewed below, Mary G. Kerr’s autumn
Leaves card features delicately traced lines and cut work detailing which
resemble leaves. the colour scheme of the card means that this design is also suitable for a man.

Based around pencil colouring, a project by Christine Coleman demonstrates how effective pencils and the burnishing effect can be. entitled red cineraria (page 8), the completed card comes complete with a step by step guide showing how you should be applying the colour and what shades of colour you should be achieving.
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Love this magazine as there are very few people (only know of 2 others) doing parchment in New Zealand. Receiving the magazine is like an old friend coming to visit with heaps of fabulous new ideas and patterns. Always look forward to printing out my online mag, sitting down with a cuppa and simply enjoying. Thanks a million.
Reviewed 05 May 2021

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The one thing that could improve? The mag heading says: "top tips and ideas for beginners" Sorry but that needs to improve, there are a lot of new people coming to the craft, more step by step patterns are needed e.g: how to do grid work and the different grids, lace work, colouring with pencil, ink, paints, a section of the magazine could be given over to newbie's. The mag used to do a "class" bring this back but dont use that of the past as things have changed! As someone who came to the craft a couple of years ago, i know i would have loved more of these things. basically, an idiots guide to parchment... it took me 3 years to find someone to help me, the magazine could have been my tutor! other than this, look through your friends on facebook, see what your followers are posting on thier own feeds and pick 2 people a month give them a gift like a set of gelly roll pens, dont wait for them to post on your feed. The more you do, the more people will come! Thank you. Naomi Thomson Reviewed 07 February 2021

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I hope you consider bringing out a paper version for the USA subscribers. Reviewed 28 November 2020

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Lots of patterns to suit everyone. Lots of tips! Reviewed 27 September 2020

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love it Reviewed 12 August 2020

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