Exploring Martha Stewart Crafts Circle Edge Paper Punch Cartridge: Fronds and Dots Review

This punch requires a continuous punch line, what I didn't know is that you have to lift and remove the die and move it each time to make a punch. The magnets that position the stamp in place are pretty good, but sometimes it takes a few tries to line it up or you can't make a punch. The pattern is beautiful, as is the end result. I just resent the need to raise the dice every time.

This product is very easy to use! Martha Stewart products are known for their quality and durability. I like to invest in things that last a long time and can easily be used hundreds of times! If the blade gets a little dull, just grab some wax paper and whack it a few times! This should solve this problem! In addition, Martha's punches come in handy for people with arthritis in their hands. This machine was invented by a brilliant engineer! Two thumbs up to the amazing design team Martha and…

I Love Martha Stewart Punches! I started buying them to make decorations for my niece's wedding but ended up buying a lot more and making a lot of beautiful decorations for the house. I love these round hole punches for making something delicious out of plain cheap paper plates! If I'm using a large batch, I sometimes spray the knives with cooking spray, let it sit, then clean it with paper towels, then pierce it a few times with newspaper to soak up the remaining oil. As a result, they work…

I'm blown away by the design of this little round hole punch! I've had the starter kit since it was introduced on HSN and I just love using all three of these cartridges to create all sorts of crafts. I was delighted to find out that Revain had extra cartridges for sale and ordered them straight away. Just tried the Wavy Stripe punch this afternoon to make a napkin for a 9 inch 2 layer cake that I whipped up. I used a hole punch on parchment paper and was initially a bit concerned that I might…