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ORIGINAL AND EXCLUSIVE PARCHMENT DESIGNS
October 2015 £3.95
Europe’s only parchment craft magazine
We Show You...
Picture perfect papillons
A detailed piece for the advanced crafter
Graceful Grid Work
Cute Cats in Simple Detail
Embossing Techniques
We talk to Pat Hosking about her crafting life
We open the archives to present a piece by Lindy Hoad
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P lus:
www.parchmentcra magazine.com
Editor:
Carl Golder
T: 01778 391146
E: carl.golder@warnersgroup.co.uk
Advertising Manager:
Melanie Batterbee
T: 07795 963694
E: melanie.batterbee@warnersgroup.co.uk
Design:
Chelsea Nelms
Additional imagery designed by Freepik.com
Photography:
Brett Caines
Publisher:
Lucie Dawson
Printed by:
Warners Midlands PLC
Martin Harris T: 01778 391000
Marketing:
Philippa Edis
T: 01778 391164
E: philippae@warnersgroup.co.uk
Subscriptions and back issues:
T: 01778 395160
E: parchmentcraft@warnersgroup.co.uk
Turn to p11 for the latest o er
October 2015
Editor
Carl Golder
Hello and Welcome
to the October issue of Parchment Craft
Wendy Walters’ Christmas Time (Page 30).
It’s a design which can be framed and brought out
each year and comes complete with a matching gift
tag. And if that’s whet your appetite for more Christmas
ideas, can I suggest that you place an order for next
month’s November issue, where the entire magazine
will be themed around Christmas. Some of the
examples selected for inclusion can be found
on page 46.
Enjoy the issue.
ISSN 1740-8199
Parchment Craft is published by:
Warners Group Publications PLC
The Maltings, West Street, Bourne,
Lincolnshire PE10 9PH
© Warners Group Publications 2015
Parchment Craft is published 12 times a year.
No reproduction of any part of the magazine
is permitted, nor storage in a retrieval system
without prior consent of the publisher.
No commercial exploitation is permitted.
No warranty is implied in respect of any
product or trader mentioned herewith.
Prizes o ered in competitions might be
substituted with ones of similar value.
COPYRIGHT
Important Notice: Patterns in Parchment Craft
magazine can be used to make as many nished
products as you like for any purpose, including to sell.
Designers appreciate an acknowledgement of the
source, such as ‘Handmade by (the maker’s name) from
a design by (the designer’s name)
in Parchment Craft magazine’. However, it is an
infringement of designers’ rights to copy and sell the
patterns themselves by any means, including o ering
the material for publication either printed or electronic.
Welcome to the October issue of Parchment Craft.
This month the subject matter of the magazine
contains a selection of original and unique designs
which are suitable for a whole host of occasions
including birthdays and anniversaries as well as designs
appropriate for those who adore their pets, for fans of
that very popular baking show and a couple of cards
designed for the changing of the season.
With the busiest time for card making just round the
corner, take a quick break before the rush to produce
Carl Golder
Editor
Regulars
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Buy 10 Get 2 Free!
by Lindy Hoad
Subscribe Today!
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We Talk To…
Pat Hosking
Pat talks about all things craft.
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From the Archives: Flair with Squares
36
Talent Spo ers:The Flower Girl
by Christina Brown
Our retrospective look back in time.
With delicate grid and cut work we
welcome Christina to the magazine.
To complete each project you will need a
basic tool kit, we suggest it should include:
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Parchment paper
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Low tack tape
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White pencil or white ink and mapping pen
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Small, Medium and Large Ball embossing
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Small, Medium and Large Shader tools
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Fine and Bold, Single, Two and Four needle
perforating tools
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Embossing and perforating mats
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Parchment scissors or snips
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Metal rule and craft knife
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Card for insert and double sided tape
Contact us...
TALENT SP TTERS
Do you have an original and unpublished piece of work which you
would like to share with the readers of Parchment Craft magazine?
If so, please send your card or project to the address below.
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carl.golder@warnersgroup.co.uk
www.parchmentcraftmagazine.com
Parchment Craft,
Warners Group Publications PLC.
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Bourne, Lincolnshire PE10 9PH
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Parchment Craft
October 2015
Features
by Kay James
Ready, steady, parch!
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ORIGINAL AND EXCLUSIVE PARCHMENT DESIGNS
October 2015 £3.95
Europe’s only parchment craft magazine
We Show You...
Picture perfect papillons
04
Celebrate an Occasion
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The Winter Fantasy
by Svetlana Lichmanova
One for the experienced crafter.
A detailed piece for the advanced crafter
Graceful Grid Work
COVER
Cute
FEATURE
Cats in Simple Detail
Embossing Techniques
We talk to Pat Hosking about her crafting life
We open the archives to present a piece by Lindy Hoad
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Hearty Wishes for You
by Julie Roces
Popular contributor Julie provides
white work inspiration.
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On the Branch
by Roselyne Rivierre
This design features fine line tracing in the
border and blendable pencils in the centre.
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Man’s Best Friend
by Kannikar Sukseree
Experienced parchers will enjoy the
challenge that this design provides.
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Sunflower
by Narumi Okanishi
Using the dry pencil technique Narumi’s
double layered design is just beautiful.
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One, Two, Three
by Maggie Byford
Working with one pattern, Maggie's created
three pieces.
30
Christmas Time
by Wendy Walters
It’s never too early to start preparing
for Christmas!
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Si ing Pre y
by Lesley Shore
Just one of the cute animal themed cards
in this month’s magazine.
38
Autumn Leaves
by Sue Pritchard
Sue's leafy creation features stippling,
dorsing and grid work.
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Sco ie Dog
by Mary G. Kerr
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Sweet Heart
by Isabelle Ramirez
Mary's detailed design looks difficult, however it is
designed for the beginner.
Suitable for all occasions and all skill levels.
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A Card for Cardmakers
by Pat Hosking
This card is definitely one to get creative with.
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The White Waves
by Julie Roces
Incorporate your own style when
finishing off the leaves.
Parchment Craft
October 2015
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Designed by
Kay James
Consisting of two layers, this card could be fashioned
for anyone who is entering a baking competition.
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Celebrate an
Occasion
YOUR BASIC TOOL KIT PLUS:
You Will Need
Small Star embossing tool
Angle perforating tool
Multi Grid No. 25
Multi Grid No. 37
Pergamano
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PLUS
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Tacky glue
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Liquid pearls (majestic purple)
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Hunkydory diamond sparkles
(sweet apple and ultra violet)
Coloured gems
Flower punch
Tacky glue
Sticky ink
Turquoise coloured insert card
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TOP TIP
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Rather than perforating the apertures with a multi needle tool,
trim with a knife and decorate with peel off strips.
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Parchment Craft
October 2015
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Fold Line
© Kay James 2015
Outer Layer
Inner Layer
x3
2 parchment / 1 card
x 3 (2 on parchment 1 on card)
Trace
¡
Attach a plain piece of parchment
to the pattern and trace the top
layer elements (bunting,
apertures and border.
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On a second piece of parchment
trace the inner layer (the cakes
and the border).
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Trace the tag (twice) on a scrap piece
of parchment and again on a small
piece of card.
Colour
¡
On the back of the parchment and
on both layers, colour the cakes and
bunting with a variety of coloured
felt pens.
Emboss
Perforate
Cut
Emboss
¡
On the top layer emboss the borders
of the card, the three apertures and
the bunting with a Stylus tool.
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Use Multi Grid No. 37 to add in the
flowers and butterflies. (If you
don’t own Multi Grid No. 37,
change the design to suit, either with
an alternative Multi Grid or add a
freehand embossed design).
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Emboss all of the elements on the
cakes on the inner layer.
¡
Emboss the outside edges of the tag
and the three horizontal lines.
¡
Emboss different patterns on the
cakes and bunting (Kay used her
Star tool along with Multi Grid No. 25
and 37).
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Lightly emboss the tops of the cakes.
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Working on the front of the
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Using parchment scissors cut
parchment, emboss every other
between the Angle, Two and Four
section of the base of the centre cake.
Needle perforations.
¡
Perforate the left and right hand
sides of the card with your Two
Needle perforating tool.
Perforate (shallow)
Emboss
¡
Shallow perforate all of the Angle
tool and Four Needle perforations
as shown on the diagram, on both
layers and tag.
Finishing
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Emboss and then re-perforate.
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Apply the Diamond sparkles,
liquid pearls and coloured gems
to decorate the card.
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Insert a trimmed piece of card and
sew the three layers together at
the spine.
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Position the tag onto the main piece
and add the punched flower.
Parchment Craft
October 2015
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