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 Making Christmas Cards - Judy Balchin
 Making Christmas Cards - Judy Balchin ... published 2005-08 by Search Press LtdNewest Review: ... attractive in themselves. This makes you secure in knowing you have bought a quality book. The ideas do look stunning in the ... more ... book and if you prefer to make a card for a special person rather than buy a shop one, you are really going to feel inspired.
The step-by-step instructions are easy to follow and the photos only serve to make this easier. I must say though that, as with any activity, if you don't have a flair for it, no amount of easy instructions are going to turn you into a master-crafter. To be fair though, if you are a complete beginner you must expect a little trial and error. To get immediate results it will help if you have g...more |
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Making Christmas Cards - Judy Balchin: Crafty Christmas (434 words)
by - written on 09/04/09 (Very useful, 76 readings)
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Making Christmas Cards by Judy Balchin is a softcover book measuring approx 8 by 10 inches. It is 48 pages long and as you should expect from this type of craft book it is very well illustrated. The projects include Stitched Stocking Embossed Motifs Seasonal Silk Tree Wire & Bead Star Festive Fairy Bethlehem Sticker Scene The real beauty of this book comes in the wonderful illustrations. Not only do they serve the purpose well of showing you clearly how to do the craft work, the pictures are just very attractive in themselves. This makes you secure in knowing you have bought a quality book. The ideas do look stunning in ... Read the complete review
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