Good morning friends, Carolyn here with a review of a new tool I just recently purchased. Received a newsletter from Scrapbook.com recently and checked it out. But I did not purchase from Scrapbook.com as it's out of stock, so went to another source, and it arrived this past Saturday afternoon.
TIP: Easy way to create borders for your scrapbook page layouts, or embellishing the page or creating edges for your cards. Gives you ease of creating a border across the edge(s) of paper; and create a border strip and cut down to size you would like for embellishing a sentiment mat for a card or front of card.
Supplies used:
- Fiskars AdvantEdge Punch System
- Fiskars' smaller interchangeable border punch cartridges - double scalloped edge
Fiskars AdvantEdge Punch System
Here is a short write up about the system:
The unique design of the AdvantEdge Punch System by Fiskars allows crafters to add perfectly aligned decorative borders and ribbons to any project. Unlike most border punches, you keep your paper in one place - it's the punch that moves. With the slide-and-lock system, you can say goodbye to frustration and misaligned projects. The AdvantEdge Punch System offers larger options, up to 2.75", and includes an adapter plate for Fiskars' smaller interchangeable border punch cartridges (sold separately). You'll receive everything you need to get started with this kit. Included in this package is the 12" base, the Flower Garden punch, and the adapter plate.
And here is a video from Youtube.com showing how to use the tool.
And now to what I have started with the use of this tool.
I
used the double-scalloped edge punch ( Fiskars' smaller interchangeable
border punch cartridge) with the orange adapter plate. Inserted the
cartridge, and using a 8.5x11 size card stock, I created the
double-edge scalloped border to use on a scrapbook page. I had two
borders, and trimmed the scalloped edge and thought, this would be cool
for a border on a mat or tag for a sentiment which I applied to the card
(see December 29 Mini-Challenge for details of the front of the
card!!).
This
is a one-page layout that I am creating for my great-granddaughter's
scrapbook. You can see, from the picture, that I punched all around a
12x12 piece of card stock (corners not the greatest, and may-be Fiskar's
has corner punches on the market to go with). This is just laying it
out, haven't glued anything down yet. Working on the photo setup of
Isabella, and wanting to include month-by-month pictures in the smaller
circles. (I will include pictures as I work along to keep you up on my
progress).
Since
I have issues with border pieces found in cut files for a scrapbook
page, I purchased this to help with creating my layouts. Hopefully
Fiskars will come out with additional cartridges later. Check it out,
it's fun and easy to use.
Thank you for stopping by to visit with me, and hope you all have a great crafting day.
Hope you have a blessed day and thanks for stopping by,
Carolyn - Granny Ma's Creations
Okay, a punch that moves is kinda cool. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the review.
ReplyDeleteI've been curious about this one.
Love your sweet layout.
Thanks for sharing.
Crafty hugs,
D~
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