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Using fancy border punches

Border punches have become really popular and are so simple to use but might look a bit scary at first so I thought I would share a few tips to using them to achieve great results

This is my favourite border punch, the loopy border punch by Martha Stewart Crafts. See the flat edges? They are what you use to line up the punched pattern so that you can cut a continuous length of border.

To use the punch simply insert your paper or thin cardstock into the punch and press down the lever

Next insert the paper back into the punch, slide it along until the part that you already punched covers up the guide patterns at the side

Then just keep punching, sliding and matching up the pattern until you get to the end of the paper – easy!

Once you’ve punched out the paper trim it to the right depth and width and use it on your projects to make them look pretty 🙂

Supplies used:

Born in the Heart by Melissa Bennett and Meg Mullens

Martha Stewart edge punches

October Afternoon alphabet stickers

Paperchase acrylic gemstones

Happy Crafting love Andrea x

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2 comments

  • I love these punches! And they are amazingly easy to use/line up. If anyone has not had a chance to play with them, I encourage you to give them a try!

  • I have been lusting after this loopy MS punch for a long time, but everytime I decide to buy it, it’s sold out. Clearly I’m not in the right place at the right time. Lovely card btw!

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