Papermania – Cherry Blossom
“Who would argue that the blooming of the cherry blossom trees in Japan’s springtime isn’t one of the most magnificent sights in the world? Patterns, colours and designs synonymous with Japanese culture make up the brand-new collection from Papermania. Bursting with bright colours and beautiful sentiments, this will bring joy to every project.” ~ docrafts
Cherry Blossom Clear Stamps
“Put your own stamp on projects with these stork and lantern stamps. Press the image out using ink and then colour, decorate or design around it for your own unique take. Great for new baby cards, birthdays and other special occasions.” ~ docrafts
Papermania – Natural History Museum
“Available in five stunning designs, these paper pads are inspired by the incredible things that can be found inside the collections and archives of London’s Natural History Museum. Stemming from a never-ending source of inspiration, this range of pads covers everything from the sea, jungle, botanicals, insects and more. Designed with repeat patterns, create amazing projects or use as stand-alone papers, perfect as art.” ~ docrafts
Xcut Cutting Dies
“Whether crafters are looking for something to create a lasting impact or some subtle details for a project, there is a die in this collection for every requirement. Create a centrepiece with large dies or add some floral charm to makes. Or maybe they’re looking for something a little more unusual? Don’t worry – we’ve got you covered. With mermaids, unicorns, peacocks and llamas, you’re sure to keep everyone pleased – no matter the occasion.” ~ docrafts
Paint Brushes
“Assorted natural hair brushes suitable for watercolour painting. Each brush shape enables the user to achieve different results. Brush types include: Flat (with the hair fanning out of the brush) can be used both wet and dry to blend in colours. Similar to flat brushes, wash brushes can be used for; base coating, floating, stroke work, blending, washes and varnishing. A Traditional brush shape, the round brush will come to a sharp point, enabling you to paint fine lines and detail.” ~ docrafts
