Card making magazines (Easter Edition)

It happened again! At the beginning of March, I managed to get two card making magazines with plenty of gifts!!!

Here you can find the blog post on the bumper packs I got just before winter holidays.

But let's go back to the new ones!

Bargain number one is the ‘Make amazing cards’ bumper pack which contains: a project magazine, designer papers, decoupage sheets, 15 clear stamps, 2 embossing folders and more.

The stamp set is too cute and came in handy for Easter cards :-)

Bargain number two is the ‘Rose and cute bunnies Make Special Cards’ bumper pack which has a 52-pages magazine, 9 cards+envelopes in 3 different shades, 25 clear stamps and patterned papers.

I find the shades of the cards very Easter-ish!

I think I'll use some of the flowers in this stamp set for mom's day cards... :-)

Here some cards I made by picking elements from both packs

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Card making and papercraft magazines

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