Review on Craft Tool Quickstik by We R Memory Keepers by Jennifer Roberts

I make about 200-300 greeting cards each year and it's getting harder and harder to see some of the little details I want to punch out with the dies (like the letters of the alphabet or pieces for the eyes) . , or shirt buttons, etc.), but this seemed like a great solution to my problem. I couldn't wait to get it and when I got it I was very happy. I've read enough reviews to know that you only twist it the first time to get some sticky fuzz out and then it starts to come together nicely. As he begins to lose his cane. I'll just twist it a little and it will work great again :) Another thing I like is that it doesn't just have a very pointed plastic bit on the other end that works well for penetrating those punches, for those little ones parts to reach, but you can pull it out and flip it, and you've got a flat, narrow, spatula-like edge that you can use to hold things in place with glue or whatever you need. I know this is going to be one of my favorite tools and I don't want it to go far :)