This is the brand new version of the Craft CD website. We are getting new content on as quickly as I can. Please bare with us whilst we get this done.

This is a review site and we will be informing you about latest releases and developments. We don't sell directly from this site but we affiliate with a number of sites which do. We hope the information will be of use to those involved in Card Making, Scrap Booking and other related Crafts.

Craft CDs

Craft Cds fall into two main groups: those which are full of images and those which are programmes which let you make your own images. The image ones normally contain a range of "sheets" based around one or more designs, the sheets will normally consist of one or more of; Backing Papers, Inserts, Tages, Labels, Decoupage Sheets, T-Bags designs, Pyramid Sheets, Embellishments, toppers, ATCs and Scrap Booking layouts.

The "programme based CDs" normally let you make some or all of the above types of sheets using either your own pictures or stock pictures made on the disc. You should be able to do a lot more with a "programme cd" but it is obviously a little more complicated and there are some very poor examples on sale out there.

There are 1000 of CDs now available, some people collect one designer, Joanna Sheen, FeeJ, Alan and Barry or such like or they just buy one offs which they find useful. Whichever you do we hope you will find this site useful.

Our first "CD of the Month" just has to be the Craft 4 Charity CD.

This CD is a collection of work by eight different designner: Sharon Dunca, FeeJ Designs, Funky Hand, Jo Price, Andy Carolan, Alan and Barry and BPFF. There are over 450 sheets on it including backing papers, decoupage, inserts etc etc. 

If you don't buy many Craft CDs or if you have come accross some of these designers before then this makes a great sample CD giving you an idea of all their work. Not only that but all the profits from this CD will be going directly to charity, namely the UK Rett Association. Full details, including a video introduction by "Alan and Barry" can be found on the Craft4Charity website