Posted on 21st August 2014 by Sharon Nettleship
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How to use up scraps of card! Shary shows you how she makes ATC cards from her scraps.
Posted on 11th August 2014 by Sandra Dunne
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Sandie has created a tutorial for making your own DIY Christmas Holiday Planner Notebooks - they could be used for any occasion, we think they would make great back to school gifts too!
Posted on 9th August 2014 by Lisa Sumpter
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Lisa has a fabulous tutorial for making your own drinks coasters using our card!
Posted on 6th August 2014 by Papermilldirect
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Sharon created this fun desk tidy using our white hammered card - it inspired us to see what other desk tidy designs we could find!
Posted on 1st August 2014 by Lisa Sumpter
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In this tutorial, Lisa shows you how to make a simple handmade card for a baby.
Posted on 31st July 2014 by Papermilldirect
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Here's a great post from Shary, showing her fantastic Mad Hatters Hat made with Papermilldirect card.
Posted on 31st July 2014 by Angela Dodson
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How to make a Gap Card - Angela shows how to make one of these striking handmade cards.
Posted on 10th July 2014 by Papermilldirect
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Posted on 9th July 2014 by Sandra Dunne
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Hi all! It's Sandie here and today I want to share with you a handmade Baby Boy Gift Bag I made from two Sky Blue 12" x 12" sheets of cardstock.
Posted on 16th June 2014 by Lisa Sumpter
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Hi everyone, it’s Lisa here and I have a tutorial showing you how to make this clean and simple card for a child using an adorable space themed digital stamp set from Jellypark I am a clean and simple papercrafter at heart and one of the things I love most about Papermill Card is that it is of such good quality that I don’t feel like I need to cover it up with patterned paper!
