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Old 06-19-2012, 01:52 PM   #1  
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Default Very large inverted corners Question

Hi,

I'm sitting here with tons of paper poorly cut. I've tried cutting the corners to make a large inverted circular cut by sketching one, cutting, and tracing the other three corners. Next, I tried using a template and cutting with scissors.
Lastly, I tried a circle punch. None of them are working. I haven't a clue what I am doing wrong.

I have three layers on my card, so each successive layer has a different sized cut.

How do you make square cards look like they have a bite out of each corner with evenly spaced mats that also have the missing corners. HELP, PLEASE!

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I would recommend Corner Chompers by WR Memorykeepers. They have several different kinds, which make different corners. If you use the chomper on each layer, you should have perfectly spaced layers on your corners.

Here is a video showing the ones which are available. I have the aqua handle one, which makes two different sizes of rounded corners. If you want an inverted corner, you should use the green handled one. Also, the SU ticket corner punch will make an inverted corner.

Here is a link to a video showing the Corner Chompers in action. I bought mine pretty reasonably on Overstock, but you can find them lots of places.

Product Review: Corner Chompers - YouTube
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I would recommend Corner Chompers by WR Memorykeepers. They have several different kinds, which make different corners. If you use the chomper on each layer, you should have perfectly spaced layers on your corners.

Here is a video showing the ones which are available. I have the aqua handle one, which makes two different sizes of rounded corners. If you want an inverted corner, you should use the green handled one. Also, the SU ticket corner punch will make an inverted corner.

Here is a link to a video showing the Corner Chompers in action. I bought mine pretty reasonably on Overstock, but you can find them lots of places.

Product Review: Corner Chompers - YouTube
Thank you so much for the link. I never knew they had different types of corner chompers. I ordered the cloud one that was in the video. thanks again!
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Thank you so much for the link. I never knew they had different types of corner chompers. I ordered the cloud one that was in the video. thanks again!
Hey, you are welcome! I just love the Corner Chomper I have. It is a very well-made tool. You can punch heaver chipboard with it as well as cardstock.
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I have the Corner Chomper that rounds the corners. As Bugga in OK said, it will cut chipboard which is why I bought it. It is a great tool.
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