Paper Corner Punch Square Edge Pattern, Large Craft Corner Punch Paper Cutter Portable Corner Hole Punch for Srapbooking, DIY Crafts, DIY Crafts, Card Making

This is a neat little gadget. I use it more than I thought I would. It is compact in size and very sturdy. It’s a little heavier than expected which isn’t a bad thing. It comes with instructions to sharpen blade which is nice because I’m sure I will need to with the amount of use it has at my house. I like that it allows me to make multiple widths and lengths of tags.I purchased this to make both watercolor bookmarks and gift tags. It does a nice job doing both. For larger production, I recommend a paper cutter to cut the paper into the correct widths. So far a scissors and ruler has been fine for me. After I finish my Christmas tag production, I plan to try making homemade earring cards for my polymer clay earrings using my earring card hole punch.Super pleased I purchased. So much versatility.

This worked so Good for the tags on my wedding favors!! I am also going to use it for Christmas tags for gifts this year! Love the versatility and the ease of use! The price point is great! It also embosses around the hole for the ribbon too which gives a finished look!

I have been using this tag punch to make new gift tags for next Christmas. The included jute string will make the Christmas packages look even prettier. The punch is easy to use and it is easy to punch different size tags. Nice product.

Absolutely love the concept and functionality of this little gem. Years ago, I wondered why someone didn't develop a device that could allow the crafter to determine the length of a tag...in essence, this. So I love that it's so versatile and clever. So why the four stars? I found that after only punching about 100 tags, there were visible rough edges. For this expense, I'd want to add a zero to that number. We shouldn't be seeing ragged edges after only a 100 tags, especially since only the top is being punched. The widest tag (2.5 inches) cuts the most cleanly and uniformly and I LOVE its unique shape. I have the most trouble with the medium one (2 inches). On that one, one "shoulder" or curve on the tag always seems slightly off/different than the other no matter how scrupulously I cut the size.Those are quibbles because this really is an ingenious idea and I love it so much I've bought two, but I know how much money we crafters spend and I like to be scrupulously honest about the pros and cons. I hope these tips help others make informed choices. BTW, ignore those talking about how hard it is to use. It isn't. You simple cut the width you want and feed it in. Then the sky's the limit for how long or short you want to make it. FWIW, I find that 6 inches for the 2.5 wide one is the most pleasing aesthetically. In general, you double with a dab more for tag length. So a 2 inch wide tag should be about 4=4.5 inches etc. But I just started making tall/skinny journals and the genius of this tool allows me to make really tall tags. I highly recommend this tag maker despite the few flaws.

I really like this punch. I have no trouble punching even my heavyweight cardstock. I like the scalloped design at the top and the 3 size options. You do have to cut the cardstock to the width you want before punching but that’s easy enough to do. Since it only punches one end, you can make your gift tag as long or short as you want.

I purchased this punch to make my diy gift tags look more polished and it has worked out perfectly! It is very sturdy.Just be aware that it only works with paper up to 2 1/2 inches wide.Definitely recommend!

Easy to use, cuts clean and offers a 3 in 1 space saving tool.

Used all 3 sizes on watercolor paper. Even though it's a thicker paper, the punches went through easily. Sturdy and well made!