We continue to add products to our Craftelier's Basic brand. Today it's time to present this new product that has every one of us very excited, it's our new Photo Corner Punch. As a must for basics products, it's very versatile and you can get a lot out of it, we're telling you everything you need to know about it.
This small tool will surprise you as there is nothing like it on the market since Martha Stewart's Photo Corner Punch was discontinued. This corner punch is very practical, and also, it helps us to decorate our projects! You'll find it very useful, for example, if we don't want to paste the photographs directly onto our finished album or, if the project we're working on, is a commissioned album in which we aren't the ones adding the photographs. By placing these small paper cuts, we are indicating the perfect spot for the photos.
In addition, we cannot overlook their decorative value, as they not only serve to mark the place where the photos should be placed but at the same time, we are enhancing the project, adding volume, and making the photos stand out.
This photo corner punch has a lever, which makes it ideal for placing it on the table or over a flat surface so that it is not necessary to apply much pressure to obtain a clean cut.
Our corner punch cuts and perforates and folds at the same time. Once we have our paper cut, we only need to fold the corners by the pre-folded line and we'll have our new photo corners made with our favourite papers.
As you can see, this new punch is very practical, but there's even more! You already know that in scrapbooking there are no rules about how to do certain things, we just have to dare to experiment with different techniques and materials. Experiment with your punch to get the most out of it. We can use them, for example, not only to frame the photos but also to decorate them, by using some pearls, some Nuvo Drops, or any other element that you can think of to give a special touch to the corners.
As you can see this is a very versatile tool and very easy to use. We're very happy with the result, and we would like to know your opinion :)
We've just released it a few weeks ago and it's already sold out! Therefore, we've been working on it and by the end of this month we'll have more units on the store! Pay attention to our social networks because we'll always tell you everything there and don't forget to subscribe to the stock notification on the product page to be the first to know when they would be available again.
What do you think of this new addition? Were you one of those who wanted a tool similar to Martha Stewart's corner drill? What else would you like to see? We read each other in the comments :)
This photo corner punch has a lever, which makes it ideal for placing it on the table or over a flat surface so that it is not necessary to apply much pressure to obtain a clean cut.
Our corner punch cuts and perforates and folds at the same time. Once we have our paper cut, we only need to fold the corners by the pre-folded line and we'll have our new photo corners made with our favourite papers.
As you can see, this new punch is very practical, but there's even more! You already know that in scrapbooking there are no rules about how to do certain things, we just have to dare to experiment with different techniques and materials. Experiment with your punch to get the most out of it. We can use them, for example, not only to frame the photos but also to decorate them, by using some pearls, some Nuvo Drops, or any other element that you can think of to give a special touch to the corners.
As you can see this is a very versatile tool and very easy to use. We're very happy with the result, and we would like to know your opinion :)
We've just released it a few weeks ago and it's already sold out! Therefore, we've been working on it and by the end of this month we'll have more units on the store! Pay attention to our social networks because we'll always tell you everything there and don't forget to subscribe to the stock notification on the product page to be the first to know when they would be available again.
What do you think of this new addition? Were you one of those who wanted a tool similar to Martha Stewart's corner drill? What else would you like to see? We read each other in the comments :)
We're very happy you like this one, we worked so hard on it!