Welcome to Inspiration‌. Inspiration Magazine is a brand new, monthly magazine that you can pick up for FREE from High Street craft shops and will be sent from selected online retailers. Packed each month with great craft ideas, and prokects, along with inspiration for everyday life. With online tutorials, competitions and an interactive social media (see where to find us online, below), we hope you will find there is something for everyone.
If you have a particular craft that you would like us to feature or a project you are working on that you think our readers will enjoy or maybe you just want to say hi, you can email us at hello@inspiration-magazine.co.uk use the hashtag #beinspiredby on any social media or call/text us on 07921 923302
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More details on our YouTube Channel on each project online
Inspired by: fundraising This is Georgie. Georgie had Dravet Syndrome, a rare and severely disabling type of epilepsy presenting in infancy. Sadly, at just three years old, the family lost Georgie to SUDEP (Sudden Unexpected Death in EPilepsy) This is Geoff, Georgie’s Dad. Geoff, and good friend Tim, are embarking on some incredible challenges to try to raise £15,000 in 2018 all in Georgie’s memory to be split between three organisations that played a huge part in her short life: Dravet UK, Naomi House and Adventure Pre-School
So far they have scaled mountains, run 100 miles in a month, taken part in 5k runs, 10k runs and marathon length walks, and have so much more planned for the rest of 2018 and beyond…...
To read Georgie’s Story, find out more about Dravet Syndrome, see more pictures from previous challenges, find out more about upcoming challenges and how you can make a difference with a small donation, visit
www.forgeorgie.org.uk
Inspired by: Paper Cuts
Inspired by: Paper Cuts This beautiful Paper Cuts Unicorn design can be placed against any kind of background, glittery, rainbow colours or a simple plan paper, to create a visually stunning piece of artwork to adorn your walls. You will need: Tracing paper
Pencil Ivory paper Coloured paper Glue stick Glitter paper (optional)
Tools: Scalpel (barrel handle and spare blades) Self-healing cutting mat Container for blade disposal
How To Make: Trace the design on the page overleaf onto your tracing paper and then
transfer onto the plain ivory coloured paper. With your scalpel and self healing cutting mat, carefully cut out the pink
sections of the unicorn and discard the pieces. Using the glue stick, apply glue to the back of the ivory
sheet and stick on top of the glitter paper (or other special paper you have designated for the background) Frame.
This project has been reproduced from the book “Twenty to make Papercuts” by Paper Panda and published by Search Press.
Inspired by: Paper Cuts
Message From The Editor Welcome to the very first issue of Inspiration Magazine. I’m Toni, your Editor, and I hope that you enjoy reading the magazine that my team and I have put together for you. Speaking of which, I have to say a few thank you’s to my team, if I may. First, thank you to all the staff here at Inspiration for their dedication and hard work, long evenings and early mornings in getting everything in place for today’s launch. Next, to my very talented photographer and their assistants. I had a lot of fun getting the front cover shot of Towel Teddy just right and you can see some wonderful shots of our multiple “on location” photoshoots all over the magazine. This couldn’t have been achieved without your help, so thank you guys! Next I must say a HUGE thank you to Mary and Chloe and the whole team at Search Press who have submitted multiple craft ideas to us from their “twenty to make” range which I hope you enjoy trying your hand at. Ask your local craft retailer to see more from their range. To the advertisers who have taken a chance and supported us in this new venture I thank you from the bottom of my heart, as I do to the retailers who have taken a supply of Inspiration Magazine to hand out for free to you, our readers. Finally but by not means leastly, I thank you, our readers for taking this magazine and turning the pages. I hope you are inspired to try something new. Make sure you use our social media pages and the hashtag #beinspiredby to show us your work. If you need to ask a question, suggest a craft idea, talk about advertising or want copies of Inspiration Magazine to give away to your customers, please do get in touch with us by emailing hello@inspiration-magazine.co.uk So, onwards and upwards now to our next issue, I wonder what craft ideas the team have come up with for this one …..
Toni
Inspired by: Crochet Flowers
Inspired by: Crochet Flowers If you currently don’t crochet, don’t worry! Visit our website at www.inspiration-magazine.co.uk to find links to our step by step tutorials that will have you making these stunning daisy flowers in no time. Why not experiment with different colours or try making them into a bracelet instead?
Materials and equipment: No. 3 crochet cotton in yellow and white Crochet hook size 2.50mm (US B-1, UK 13) 70cm (27½in) silver-plated cable jewellery chain 100cm (39½in) green sheer organza ribbon Sewing needle and thread
Single daisy With yellow crochet cotton, make a slip ring. Round 1: 1 ch, 8 sc (UK dc) into ring, pull end to close ring and remove hook. Re-insert hook from back of work into first sc ( UK dc) loop with a ss. Round 2: change to white crochet cotton, *3 ch, ss into back of each of these 3 ch, ss into next base sc (UK dc)*, repeat from * to * 7 times, making 8 petals all together. ss to centre and tie off the ends.
Double daisy Follow the instructions for the single daisy up to the end of round 2. Round 3: work into base ss between petals 1 and 2 of round 2, *sc (UK dc), 3 ch, ss into back of each of 3 ch to base ch*, repeat from * to * 7 more times. sc (UK dc) to centre and tie off the ends.
Welcomeby: Inspired to Inspiration…. Crochet Flowers To Make Up: Using the instructions above, make seven daisies (some single and some double). Thread the green ribbon through the looped silver necklace and tie it in a knot at the back.
Stitch daisies on to the ribbon at regular intervals.
This project has been reproduced with permission from the book ”Twenty to crochet - Crocheted Flowers” by Jan Ollis and published by SearchPress
Did you make this gorgeous necklace or bracelet? Please tell us all about it and upload your pictures to your social media using the hashtag #beinspiredby and we may feature you in our next issue!
Cover star Teddy had such fun on his very first photoshoot, have you seen more of our behind the scenes pictures on our Instagram page? Search online for @free_craft_mag or turn to page 28 for a few more pictures.
Inspired by: Photography Instagram: @click_run_eat Follow on Instagram to see more incredibly stunning shots from this very talented amateur photographer. See nature up close and personal with perfect macros and be captivated by his completely awe-inspiring photographs
Inspired by: Nutrition Twitter: @tomsnutrition1 Follow this hugely inspirational man on Twitter and Instagram, read his amazing story of survival and enjoy his posts and videos about food and nutrition.
Inspired by: Fundraising Web: www.forgeorgie.org.uk Read Georgie’s Story and Be Inspired by her Dad Geoff as he takes on some incredible challenges in her memory to raise funds for those who made a difference to her short life.
Inspired by: Craft Pinterest: @free_craft_mag Ok we have to blow our own trumpet here, our Pinterest site is growing and will have links to all the crafts from Inspiration Magazine each month so why not give us a follow?
Inspired by: Kids Craft
1 cup hair conditioner
1 cup hair conditioner
2 cups cornflour
2 cups cornflour
Food colouring
Food colouring As much glitter as you like
1 cup PVA Glue
1 cup White PVA Glue
1 cup (ish) Shaving Foam
1 cup Shaving Foam 1 tsp Baking Soda 1 tsp Saline Solution (i.e optrex) Few drops of food colouring
Simply put the ingredients in a bowl and mix! Please ensure your children are supervised at all times when making and playing with this fluffy, slimy, glittery, squelchy, slippery slime.
Welcomeby: Inspired to Inspiration…. YOU!
The humble kraft card luggage tag.
A small and rather dull thing usually, but wait….... We’re a bunch of crafters who like nothing more than a bit of a crafting challenge are we not? So it’s your turn to inspire us now and show us what you can do to make this luggage tag more beautiful. No craft is out of bounds, you can knit it a jumper, stamp on a picture of a baby and quilt it a blanket, adorn it with felt flowers or feathers, add a quilling pattern, stick a design in seed beads, cut out patterns, glitter it up or do absolutely anything with it!! Our team have been coming up with some rather amazing ideas of their own too so remember to share your designs on social media with the hashtag #beinspiredby and add YES to your post if it’s okay for us to feature your picture in the next issue of Inspiration Magazine, you never know, there may be a little treat available for the one our team think is best! So what are you waiting for, get down to you local shop, and pick up a poor lowly kraft card luggage tag and get crafting!
In Next Months Issue:
The Art of Quilling The Basics
Three gorgeous projects with a plain box frame
Working with Felt: Two great projects with tips and hints on how to work successfully with it! Kids Craft Project: Make Stanley the PomPom Spider Quick Project: A delicious microwave 30 second vanilla mug cake Packed full of inspiration and ideas, don’t forget to pick up a copy from your local craft shop from 15th August
Welcomeby: Inspired to Inspiration…. Winning!
Winning this gorgeous hamper could not be easier. All you need to do tell us the name of Georgie’s Dad when being “Inspired by Fundraising”
Is it A) Greg
B) Geoff
C) Gary
Either email your answer to us at win@inspiration-magazine.co.uk or use the hashtag
#beinspiredcomp1 on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram and the name of one person will be picked at random from all correct entries and contacted immediately after the closing date of 30/07/18 Please see our website for all competition terms and conditions www.inspiration-magazine.co.uk
Inspired by: One Patch Quilts
Inspired by: One Patch Quilts This is a great little shape that can make so many different quilts. When there is a stark contrast between the two patches in the square, many different combinations can be worked into quite different-looking designs.
Stitching: Stitch the patches into squares before continuing to larger units or rows
Option One:
Option Two:
Design Idea
Design Idea Two
Begin our quilting tutorial in next months issue of Inspiration Magazine or ask a your local craft shop about night classes
Inspired by: One Patch Quilts
Seam Allowance
Kindly reproduced from the “One Patch Quilts” book by Carolyn Forster and published by Search Press
Sewing Line
Inspired by: Winning! How would you like to win a gift voucher to the value of spend at your local craft retailer?
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Our Cover Star Teddy Towel enjoys his craft but he also loves being a little “crafty” and has managed to get his picture on more pages in this magazine than we promised him he would! You’ll find his photoshoot pictures all over the place and all you have to do to be in with a chance of winning is to simply tell us how many times he appears in this issue of Inspiration Magazine (as a finished Teddy, not as parts of him in the step by step instructions on how to make him). Then just drop your answer with the hashtag #beinspiredcomp2 either on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, or if you prefer, you can enter by email by sending your answer to the team here at win@inspiration-magazine.co.uk
Hashtags and emails with the correct answer will be entered into a draw, the draw will be shown on our Social Media and the winner announced there and in next months issue. The winner will immediately be contacted to find out their local craft store and the voucher will be sent. No cash alternative will be offered. Closing date for entries is 30/07/2018 Please see our website www.inspiration-magazine.co.uk for full terms and conditions of entering our competitions
Towel Teddy’s amazing on location photoshoot for the front cover
Inspired by: Knitting….
Inspired by: Knitting Make this gorgeous Tea Cosy and keep your brew warm as you enjoy some afternoon tea in the garden with some strawberry jam sandwiches and a nice fruity scone! You will need: One ball red worsted-weight (UK Aran) yarn Oddments of worsted-weight (UK Aran) yarn in green and white Tapestry needle Two stitch holders Needles: One pair 4mm (UK 8, US 6) knitting needles One pair 4mm (UK 8, US 6) DPN
Tension: 5 sts = 2.5cm (1in)
Instructions: Make two. Using red yarn and 4mm (UK 8, US 6) needles, cast on 42 sts. Knit in SS until work measures 15cm (6in) from the cast on edge. Shape the top Row 1: k7, k2tog, *k6, k2tog*, rep from * to * to last st, k1. Row 2: purl. Row 3: k6, k2tog, *k5, k2tog*, rep from * to * to last st, k1. Row 4: purl. Row 5: k5, k2tog, *k4, k2tog*, rep from * to * to last st, k1. Row 6: purl. Row 7: k4, k2tog, *k3, k2tog*, rep from * to * to last st, k1. Row 8: purl. Row 9: k3, k2tog, *k2, k2tog*, rep from * to * to last st, k1.
Inspired by: Knitting Row 10: purl. Row 11: k2, k2tog, *k1, k2tog*, rep from * to * to last st, k1. Row 12: purl. Row 13: k1, k2tog, *k2tog*, rep from * to * to last st, k1. Row 14: purl. Row 15: change to green for stem and k1, k2tog, k1, k2tog, k1. Row 16: purl. Row 17: knit. Row 18: purl. Row 19: knit. Cut yarn and place sts on stitch holder. Make up the cosy
Place the wrong sides of the cosy together (right sides facing out). Thread tapestry needle with the green tail on the back stitch holder. Graft the sts on the stitch holders together. Sew the stem Continuing with the green tail of yarn, sew down one side of the stem. Fasten off and hide tail in seam. Repeat on other side of stem. Sew the top Thread a tapestry needle with one of the red tails at the top of the cosy. Sew down one side for 7.5cm (3in). Fasten off and hide tail in the seam. Repeat on other side of cosy.
Inspired by: Knitting Sew the bottom Thread the tapestry needle with one of the red tails of yarn from the cast on edge. Sew up one side for 4cm (1½in). Fasten off and hide tail in the seam. Repeat on the other side of cosy. Make the leaves Make five. Using green yarn and the 4mm (UK 8, US 6) DPN, cast on 2 sts. Rows 1–8: knit. Row 9: k1, m1, k1. Rows 10–15: knit. Row 16: k1, m1, k1, m1, k1. Row 17–22: knit. Row 23: k1, m1, k3, m1, k1. Rows 24–27: knit. Row 28: k1, k2tog, k1, k2tog, k1. Row 29: k2tog, k1, k2tog. Row 30: sk2po. Fasten off.
Pattern taken from the book Easy Knitted Tea Cosies by Lee Ann Garrett and published by Search Press
Attach the leaves Position the leaves on the base of the stem and sew in place. Work in ends neatly. Make the seeds Using white yarn, embroider small, ‘V’-shaped patterns randomly around the cosy.
Inspired by: Baking
Inspired by: Baking You can add all kinds of extras to the basic shortbread biscuit recipe to make it extra delicious, such as chocolate chips, nuts or maybe a little salt? However you choose to make yours, why not post a picture to social media using the hashtag #beinspiredby we’d love to see them! Make your shortbread suitable for a Vegan diet by substituting the butter for a plant based cooking spread.
You will need: 100g / 3.5oz sugar, plus extra for sprinkling
300g / 10.5oz plain flour, sifted, plus extra for dusting 200g / 7oz unsalted butter at room temperature, cut into small cubes Method:
Preheat oven to 160c/140f/Gas 3 and grease and line a baking tray with baking paper.
Beat the butter until pale and add the sugar, beat with a wooden spoon until smooth. Add the flour and mix until just incorporated (don’t over mix, it needs to still be a bit crumbly. Add any other ingredients you want such as chocolate chips, at this stage. Squeeze the dough together with your hands into a ball. Dust the worksurface with a little flour and press the dough out to around 5mm thick.
Cut using the shaped cutter of your choice, repeating this stage with the left over dough until all has been used. Place the shapes on the baking tray and put in the fridge for 10 minutes. Sprinkle a little sugar on top of each biscuit and bake for 15 minutes until golden brown. SERVING SUGESTION: On a plate with a cup of tea, in the garden!
Inspired by: Craft
How much do you love our cover star Teddy? Follow the step by step instructions opposite to make your very own teddy and find lots of behind the scene shots of Teddy’s on location photo shoot all over the magazine.
Inspired by: Craft Believe it or not, our cover star Teddy Towel is actually made from a folded up hand towel, a few elastic bands and a length of ribbon. Surprise and delight your overnight guests with this cute addition to the bathroom or pop him on the bed like those big posh hotels do with their folded swan towels! Follow the instructions below or visit our website www.inspiration-magazine.co.uk to see the online video tutorial on how to make your own Teddy Towel and show us your Teddy’s with the hashtag #beinspiredby on social media You will need: 1 hand towel for each Teddy you want to make One large and two smaller elastic bands 1m length of ribbon to co-ordinate with your towel
Step One
Step Two
Lay your towel out flat on a
Start from one end and roll the
hard surface and fold three
towel to the middle and then
quarters of the way down as
repeat for the other side so the
shown in the picture above
two rolls meet in the centre
Inspired by: Craft Step Three
Step Four
Twist the towel as shown on
Fold the top part of the towel
the picture above, just below
back over the twist in the towel
the half way point of the towel Why not try using different
Step Five
Step Six
colour towels?
Secure the large elastic band
Carefully smooth out
about halfway down this fold-
Teddys face tucking in
ed part to shape Teddy’s neck
stray bits of towel under
and make his arms.
the elastic band if you need to
Inspired by: Craft Step Seven
Pinch the towel together as shown above and secure with a small elastic band to create one of Teddy’s ears
Finally, secure the ribbon around Teddy’s neck and tie into a bow.
Voila! “Finished” Teddy Towel!
Step Eight
Repeat on the other side
Inspired by: Knitting
Inspired by: Knitting This super cute mouse mittens pattern has been carefully reproduced from the fantastic Twenty to make - Knitted Baby Mitts book by Sian Brown and published by Search Press. So get your needles out and make a pair today! And for those who don’t knit, visit our website www.inspiration-magazine.co.uk and see our knitting basics video tutorials. You will need: Baby yarn: Yarn A 1 x 50g ball beige, Yarn B: small amount of cream, Yarn C: small amount of pink (This yarn should be either a 4ply or DK weight) 2 Stitch Markers
Stitch Holder 2 pairs 3mm and 3.25 mm needles Tapestry (blunt end) needle Tension: 25 sts x 34 rows = 10cm (4in) over st st using 3.25mm needles Instructions: Knitted flat. Make two. Cast on 24(28:32) sts using yarn B and 3mm (UK 11/ US 2) needles. Change to yarn A. Row 1: (k2, p2) to end. Row 2: (k2, p2) to end. Repeat rows 1 and 2 three(three:four) more times.
Inspired by: Knitting Change to 3.25mm (UK 10/US 3) needles. Next row: k. Next row: p. Continue in st st for rest of mitten. Sizes 0-3 months and 3-6 months only Continue in st st until mitten measures 9(9.5)cm/3½(3¾)in from cast-on edge, ending with a purl row.
Size 6-12 months only Work 2 rows in st st. Row 13: k16, place marker, m1, place marker, k to end. (33 sts) Row 14: p to end, slipping markers. Row 15: k to marker, sm, m1, k to marker, m1, sm, k to end. (35 sts) Row 16: p to end, slipping markers. Repeat last 2 rows four more times, until there are 11 sts between the markers. (43 sts) Next row: k to marker, remove marker, place 11 sts from between markers on holder, cast on 1 st, remover marker, k to end. (32 sts) Continue in st st until mitten measures 11cm/4¼in from cast-on edge, ending with a purl row. All sizes Next row: k1(3:2), (ssk) twice, k2(2:4), (k2tog) twice, k2(2:4), (ssk) twice, k2 (2:4), (k2tog) twice, k1(3:2). (16(20:24) sts) Next row: p. Next row: k0(1:1), (ssk) twice, k0(0:2), (k2tog) twice, k0(2:2), (ssk) twice, k0 (0:2), (k2tog) twice, k0(1:1). (8(12:16) sts) Sizes 3–6 months and 6–12 months only Next row: (p2tog) to end. (6(8) sts)
Inspired by: Knitting‌. All sizes Break yarn and follow Sewing up instructions on page 6. Thumb, size 6-12 months only Place 11 sts from holder onto a 3.25mm (UK 10/US 3) needle. With RS facing, using yarn A and 3.25mm (UK 10/US 3) needles, pick up and knit 1 st from thumb gap before sts on needles; knit 11 sts from needle, pick up and knit 1 st from gap. (13 sts) Work 3 rows in st st. Next row: (ssk) three times, k1, (k2tog) three times. (7 sts) Break yarn, leaving a long tail, and thread through remaining sts, pull tight and secure. Sew up side of thumb. Ears Make eight. Cast on 5 sts, using yarn C and 3.25mm (UK 10/US 3) needles. Row 1 (WS): p. Row 2: k. Row 3: p. Row 4: k. Row 5: p. Row 6: ssk, k1, k2tog. (3 sts) Row 7: p. Cast off. Embroidery Using the photo for guidance, embroider eyes and nose with French knots using yarn C and embroider whiskers in chain stitch using yarn B, making sure you have one right and one left mitten (see page 6 for stitch instructions). To make up all sizes With wrong sides together and yarn C, sew two ear pieces together. Repeat for other ears. Weave in ends. Use long tail of yarn to sew up side seam of mitten. Attach ears.
Inspired by: Sewing
Inspired by: Sewing As a dedicated crafter you will already know it’s always worth keeping those scraps of fabrics from all your other craft projects as you never know when they will come in handy! Try your hand at making this adorable button cushion and show us what you made by using the hashtag #beinspiredby on your social media.
Materials: Cushion fabric, linen or linen–cotton blend, 12½ x 36½in (32 x 93cm) Jelly Roll scraps to cover buttons, 6 pieces 2½ x 1½in (6.5 x 4cm) 6 plastic self-cover buttons, 1¼in (3cm) diameter Sewing thread to match cushion fabric 13¾in (35cm) cushion pad
Tools: Basic sewing kit Scissors Sewing machine Rotary cutting mat, ruler and cutter (optional) Pen to mark fabric Iron and ironing mat
Instructions: On the wrong side of the fabric, turn a 4in (10cm) double hem (turn over 2in/5cm and then 2in/5cm again) on one of the short ends. Machine stitch to secure. On the other short end, turn a 5in (13cm) double hem to the wrong side (turn over 2½in/6.5cm, then 2½in/6.5cm again). Machine stitch to secure, then stitch along the folded edge, 1⁄ 8in (0.25cm) in.
Inspired by: Sewing On the deepest hem end of the fabric on the right side, mark and stitch six buttonholes. These should be approximately 1½in (4cm) apart. To space them evenly, measure from the middle out towards the raw edges. Lay the fabric wrong-side up and fold in the edge with the buttonholes by 5in (13cm). Fold in the other end by 10in (25.5cm). The buttonholed end should overlap the longer end. Pin in place and then stitch along the raw edge to secure. You can zigzag to neaten if you like. Turn the cushion cover right-side out and press. Make the buttons by covering them in the Jelly Roll scraps following the button manufacturer’s instructions. Mark the button positions through the buttonholes, and stitch the buttons in place.
This project has been taken from the book Jelly Roll Scraps by Carolyn Forster in the Twenty To Make Range. Published by Search Press.
Inspired by: Food What?: Pumpkin and Sweet Potato Burgers Manufacturer: Vivera Available: Tesco / Waitrose / Ocado Price: £2.89 (2 per pack)
Expectations: Low - As a “veggie” burger, we guessed it would be lifeless and lacking in flavour. Reminiscent of a soggy hash brown that will fall apart in the pan.
Review: How wrong were we! These burgers are tremendously satisfying and filling. Their firm “meaty” texture surprised us all and they are bursting with flavour. Moist, delicious and so versatile, these burgers would be equally as delicious stuffed in a bun with some salad, or plain on the plate with some chips and beans. Taking just five minutes to cook in a pan with a little oil, they are a real healthy fast food burger, quicker and, in our opinion, more tasty than take out. Each burger is only 99 calories! Oh and did we mentions, these little beauties are 100% Vegan too ?!
Verdict: 9.5 / 10 We hope you have been inspired to try these succulent Pumpkin and Sweet Potato Burgers from Vivera for yourself. Post your own pictures or review on social media using the hashtag
#beinspiredby
and your comments could
be used in our follow up in the next issue of Inspiration Magazine
Inspired by: Skincare
Inspired by: Skincare Make your own gorgeous body scrub to treat yourself or give away as gifts, a quick craft that can be created in five minutes! You will need: Granulated Sugar
Olive Oil
Body Safe Colouring
Jar or Container
Body Safe Scent
Fill your jar or container with granulated sugar until it’s right to the top. Pour the sugar back into a bowl and add olive oil a little at a time and stir until the sugar is all coated in oil. Drain off any excess oil. Add a few drops of colouring until the sugar is the desired colour. Add a few drops of scent to achieve the desired aroma. Spoon the mixture back into the jar until full. Pop on the lid and you’re done. Why not try creating your own label for the jar or tie a ribbon around the neck? Olive Oil is packed with anti-aging antioxidants and hydrating squalene making it superb for the skin and nails
Inspired by: Card Making
This beautiful card can be used for any number of occasions, simply add your own sentiment. Follow these easy instructions to make your card in under 30 minutes. You will need: A blank Greetings Card and Envelope Plain White Card Craft Knife 2 small beads Foam Pads Glue/Adhesive Sentiment Sticker
How to Make: Using your craft knife, carefully cut out the backing paper and the butterfly shape within it as printed on the opposite page.
Inspired by: Card Making Using foam pads, stick the backing paper to your card
Cut a piece of white card just under half the size of the backing paper and stick as shown
Using foam pads, stick your butterfly onto the white card
Carefully apply your chosen sentiment underneath the butterfly
Inspired by: Card Making
Finally, stick your two beads to the centre of the cut out butterfly
‌. And voila! A beautiful card ready for any occasion
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Pencil
Scissors or craft knife
Double sided tape
Using your pencil, trace the template overleaf onto your chosen paper. Cut down the solid lines and fold down the dotted lines. Run your double sided tape on the cut out where shown. Fold the large flap inward. Fold the opposite flap inwards and stick down. Fold the bottom flap upwards and stick down. When you have filled your envelope simply add your double sided tape to
the top flap and stick down.
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