Card-making
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Encyclopedia of Cardmaking Techniques
by Metz Press
Price: ± 156.00
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It's undeniable that receiving a homemade card conveys a sense of appreciation and effort that store bought cards never manage to achieve. It always adds more of a personal touch when you give someone a card you made yourself. The Encyclopedia of Cardmaking Techniques makes adding that personal touch so much easier by offering interested crafters the opportunity to learn some of the techniques used in making exquisite cards.
The book encompasses eighteen different techniques, ranging from using a punch, watercolours or hot metal, to folding and embroidering. Each technique is taught while the crafter attempts a suggested project, and the learning process is aided by step-by-step photographs and easily understood instructions. Each project is beautiful and unique in its own right, and the various sections of the book are guided by experts in each technique, offering the crafter only the best of advice and tips.
A wonderful book for both beginners and advanced crafters of all ages, and a must have for those who love adding that extra something special to their gifts or cards.
Reviewed by Lauren Inggs
