With its unique position in the market as the only craft magazine catering for people who wish to make and sell their handmade crafts, Craftseller’s comprehensive redesign delivers a quality feel throughout, says Immediate Media. With a brand new logo, updated fonts, revised colour palette, exciting new content and new matt paperstock, the magazine has been totally transformed.
To tap into consumer demand for better value for money, the revamped Craftseller also boasts more copyright-free projects than ever before, all showcased in the title’s cleaner and more contemporary layouts and new wider format [280mm x 220mm].
Alison Worthington, Publisher of Craftseller, commented: "We're tremendously excited by the redesign of Craftseller. Its dramatic new look is in keeping with the aspirational nature of its content, which provides professional, stylish ideas to make your own, along with the know-how to really sell them with success. Whether for the love of the creative process, or to turn a tidy profit, the new-look Craftseller will satisfy even the most voracious crafty appetite."
The redesigned June issue of Craftseller is on sale now, priced £4.99. According to the publishers, the first new look edition is packed with makes perfect for fêtes including vintage-style bunting, homemade jam, a crochet bunny and a sunhat for children. There’s also an exclusive interview with handbag designer Lisa Lam who shares her top tips for starting your dream business. The issue comes with a free booklet of vintage summer fête-inspired papers worth £8.99 for every reader.
