3 in 1 Corner Rounder Punch, Paper Hole Punch 4mm 7mm 10mm 3-Way Corner Rounder Cutter for Paper Crafts, DIY Projects, Photo Cutter, Laminate, Crafting Handmade Activity,Card Making and Scrapbooking

This worked so Good for the tags on my wedding favors!! I am also going to use it for Christmas tags for gifts this year! Love the versatility and the ease of use! The price point is great! It also embosses around the hole for the ribbon too which gives a finished look!

Results are great - try it a few times with a variety of papers to find what fits your need. Super easy to use.

Absolutely love the concept and functionality of this little gem. Years ago, I wondered why someone didn't develop a device that could allow the crafter to determine the length of a tag...in essence, this. So I love that it's so versatile and clever. So why the four stars? I found that after only punching about 100 tags, there were visible rough edges. For this expense, I'd want to add a zero to that number. We shouldn't be seeing ragged edges after only a 100 tags, especially since only the top is being punched. The widest tag (2.5 inches) cuts the most cleanly and uniformly and I LOVE its unique shape. I have the most trouble with the medium one (2 inches). On that one, one "shoulder" or curve on the tag always seems slightly off/different than the other no matter how scrupulously I cut the size.Those are quibbles because this really is an ingenious idea and I love it so much I've bought two, but I know how much money we crafters spend and I like to be scrupulously honest about the pros and cons. I hope these tips help others make informed choices. BTW, ignore those talking about how hard it is to use. It isn't. You simple cut the width you want and feed it in. Then the sky's the limit for how long or short you want to make it. FWIW, I find that 6 inches for the 2.5 wide one is the most pleasing aesthetically. In general, you double with a dab more for tag length. So a 2 inch wide tag should be about 4=4.5 inches etc. But I just started making tall/skinny journals and the genius of this tool allows me to make really tall tags. I highly recommend this tag maker despite the few flaws.

I really like this punch as it has 3 different sizes and is so easy to use. It cuts well! You can use left over paper scraps from projects to make tags. You are also able to make them as long or short as you want. This is a must have for any paper crafter.

I like that this punch is easy to use. I can make 3 different widths of tags. The length of the tag (which I use for handmade journals) just depends on the length of the paper strip you punch. I have a lot of scrapbook supplies and this is a easy to use, versatile addition at a fair price.