We made it! They are finally here. Yes, we are talking about the Retro Corner Chomper.
After years and years where the only place to purchase them was the black market, which means they were sold at an exorbitant price, they have arrived at our site.
So, you could only have a Retro Corner Chomper if you lived in America or if you were lucky enough to have travelled to the United States and have bought them there. We, Europeans, had to be content with looking at them from afar with a little envy.
But that is over! Finally, some weeks ago we could confirm the good news, the Retro Corner Chomper are here!
We have made an explanatory video where you are be able to see in action these four tools. In addition, we compared the Retro Corner Chomper with the other Corner Chomper that were available at our site: the Stub and Scallop, the turquoise and the white one.
Letās see it!
So, to sum up, these are the different cuts that you would be able to make with the Retro Corner Chomper.
- Purple Retro Corner Chomper: scallop and clouds are names of the corners. They are elegant and original cuts. The scallop option is also found in the Stub and Scallop Corner Chomper, that was released after the Retro Corner Chompers were discontinued.
- Green Retro Coner Chomper: deco and stub cuts. The stub option is also found in the Stub and Scallop Corner Chomper and it is very useful to make vintage tickets or tags. Deco corner is cool and very unique, we can only find it in the Green Retro Corner Chomper.
- Pink Retro Coner Chomper: photo and angle corners. We can find the same cut, the angle one, in the White Corner Chomper, but photo option is impossible to find in any other tool. A nice trick for this one, the photo cut, is to save the angle paper residue and use it to decorate our projects.
- Yellow Corner Chomper: very useful to add round corners to your projects. This one was the last one to be discontinued. Although the corner cuts are similar to the seafoam one, they are not the same and we cannot find these options in any other Corner Chomper. The options we can find in this one are, 1/8ā that is the smallest corner and 3/8ā it is pretty wide.









