Posted on 14th September 2018 by Emily
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The wedding industry is huge - how on earth will you get your work noticed?! Read these wedding industry networking tips.
Posted on 13th September 2018 by Emily
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With our ranges of peralised card expanding we thought we would show you a closer look at each range.
Posted on 12th September 2018 by Vicki Poulton
Filed under Card Making Ideas, Design Team
I love using Papermilldirects white card super smooth 250gsm, so to day I will show you how well ink blending works.
Posted on 11th September 2018 by Emily
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Long the proven choice for professional laser printers, PRO-DESIGN has now been optimised to offer excellent results for high-speed inkjet printing as well.
Posted on 9th September 2018 by Emily
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Envelopes are commonly associated with carrying letters, card and direct mail, however they are actually very adaptable products! We have put together a few of our favourite alternative uses for envelopes!
Posted on 8th September 2018 by Vicki Poulton
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I love making cards with cute images and soft card so today I will show you what you need to create this card.
Posted on 7th September 2018 by Sylvia Ames
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Have you bought your papermilldirect Create-a-Calendar(s) yet? I have mine and here are three more pages which I completed this week.
Posted on 5th September 2018 by Emily
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A large card is a great idea to brighten anyone's day!
Posted on 4th September 2018 by Nicole Mullen
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Have you seen the new Papermilldirect 2019 Create-a-Calendar? I love these because you can have so much fun and creativity and they can make perfect gifts too.
Posted on 2nd September 2018 by Jennifer Squire
Filed under Papercraft Disciplines And Techniques, Papercut, Papercraft Artists, Design Team
Today I will be guiding you through on how to make your own sloth. This sloth can be put on to cards for fellow sloth lovers or made into a picture as I have done. I have used a die cutter machine to cut out my design but you can use a scalpel.
