Fiskars Hand Punch, 1/16” Small Circle, For Punching Small Circles, For Left/Right-handed Users, 1003816

This is fabulous - just what I needed. Have been making personalised place cards for a wedding and needed a neat very small hole to drop charms through - this is just the job. The place cards are quite stiff card and this punches through no problem. As you would expect with Fiskars it is very well made, and not cheap, but it works brilliantly and I know it will come in handy for projects in the future.

I like to make tags to decorate card fronts, or for use on gifts, and this hole punch is perfect for placing the string or ribbon through. Highly recommended Elizabeth Hair

We used this in making our own wedding invitations and have also used it on gift tags - everyone comments on what a lovely touch it makes. It's a great item for anyone interested in papercraft and such like. The size of the heart is about a 5mm or 6mm square. Very easy to cut but really only operates on a small scale. Not great at cutting multiple sheets at once and does seem to get a bit stuck every now and then as the cutter slides into the hole. It's easily released but a tad annoying. Quality of the cut, however, is excellent.

This love heart cutter is ideal for all crafts, but I use it for nail art. I paint some nail polish onto clingfilm, leave for 24 hours, peel off the film and then use this cutter to cut the perfect love hearts out of dried polish so it can match the nail design and colours that I am using that week! The cutter is so easy to use and just a great item.

needed a punch that would go through a foam glittery star (class Xmas crafts) to make a hanging decoration and this punch is ideal for that - so class Xmas craft goods will be professional looking! It does the job so well and it has purple handles! Easy to grip and use - I strongly recommend this punch.

Unfortunately the cut flowers were far too small for the project ii had in mind, and I don't really know what you would use them for.

This is so good! I use it for making a single hole in home made gift tags, but have tried it on everything from very fine paper to quite thick card. It works perfectly and has a convenient reservoir that holds onto the punched bits so they don't end up all over the place. The grips are soft and quite comfortable, but I think the squeezing action might be a little hard for anyone suffering from arthritis or weak hands. Just make sure you put the paper/card between the springy bit and the reservoir, rather than between the springy bit and the sticky-up punch bit. It took me a couple of goes doing it wrong before I realised what I was doing wrong - duh!

having tried loads of different ways to punch a simple small hole into a card tag, including a very noisy fiskars pen shaped eyelet setter unit, I must say this is the cleanest and easiest cut I have made. Perfect for card making. Gonna get the rectangle for ribbon slots now. Easy purchase from the US company via Amazon and free post - perfect.