We R Memory Keepers hole punch &eyelet setter, Blue

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I just love how it easily punches through heavy materials allowing me to take paper crafting to new levels and explore new ideas. With it you can set your accessories anywhere in a standard scrapbooking paper (30,5 x 30,5 cm = 12 x 12”). Good To Know: If you are having trouble remembering your favorite settings, paint a little colored nail polish on the settings you use the most to make lining them up easy.

The Crop-A-Dile allows for numerous possibilities, including various correction angles with the SaeboStep. In this post we explain you everything you need to know about this eyelet setting tool by We R memory keepers. The smaller punch was too big to use for making holes in the masks (the cording would pull through, even after being knotted). Place the eyelet on the hole using the correct position (the TOP side must coincide with the upper part of the eyelet, whereas the BASE part must coincide with the inferior part of the eyelet) and press the pincers. Determine the correct top and base combination (see combination chart below) for the type of metal embellishment selected and rotate them to the correct position.

After a few tags I've made I noticed that the pins don't sit exactly across from each other, one is slightly off center which creates the top of the eyelet to be squished. I would suggest if you are just starting out…just set it to what is standard for eyelets and brads and leave it there. The We R Memory Keepers Big Bite Crop-A-Dile II is an all-in-one tool for punching, setting, and snapping. With its 6 inch punching reach, it's now possible to create an eyelet right in the center of your paper. While deliberating, I asked my upline, Esther, about the Crop-A-Dile and she began to show me the many great qualities it has and why it’s a must have tool.

I’ve watched many, many how to videos, and the demonstrations all mention “snaps” but I can’t find one that actually shows how to do it. It looks a lot bigger in person than it does on you tube I have small hands like a kid ha ha but it seemed like it punched easily on the tutorials Wish me Luck! If, on the contrary, you work on larger scrapbooking projects, what you need is the Crop-a-dile II Big Bite. This function is particularly useful for your binding projects, in which you need that all your holes are equally distant to the edge of the paper.Its functioning is exactly the same, but thanks to its size you can punch and set your eyelets farther from the edge of the paper.

Or if you need help choosing the right product please contact 01707 323 633 to get personalised recommendations. Features a 6" punching reach that allows you to punch and set the accents at the center of your 12" x 12" pages. You can also measure the distance between the eyelet and the end of the sheet, with a maximum of 2,5 cm (0. like the kind that that you would use to close a coin purse, or adhere two pieces of fabric together, or to make oneies (sp)( the one piece baby undershirt that snaps at the crotch. This embellishment punch can easily punch through paper, leather, fabric, plastic, thin tin and chipboard.For the C-3 setting you want to set the bits so that the C and the 3 are on the inside where your paper will be squeezed.

I found it awkward to use, but mostly it just doesn't suit my needs; and the packaging made it difficult to determine those fallacies. We had to use a YouTube video as the instructions are a bit hard to follow in the packet, but it all went well, and I now have three more pair of shoes to wear.Take it out and just start setting it as I stated above and you’ll be amazed at how graceful it is when setting Eyelets or Punching Holes. It is ideal for eyelets and grommets and can punch through paper, leather, fabric, plastic, thin tin, chipboard, and much more! To request a 2 week free trial of the SaeboFlex/Reach a Saebo trained therapist is ideally required to assess, measure and fit your trial splint. With my sewing, I need to punch holes in a variety of sizes for different items-such as masks (for the elastic cords), etc.