Splitcoaststampers.com - the world's #1 papercrafting community
You're currently viewing Splitcoaststampers as a GUEST. We pride ourselves on being great hosts, but guests have limited access to some of our incredible artwork, our lively forums and other super cool features of the site! You can join our incredible papercrafting community at NO COST. So what are you waiting for?
Bump to the top since I'm wondering the same thing. Other than price and shape, what is the difference between the horizontal slot and the rectangle hand held punch?
You could always use them to add a decorative element to a border...such as using the Scalloped scissors and then punching the double slot above each of the half circles?
I've used it in one of our classes(no i am not the demonstrator), as a student, in a card that one piece of cardstock sticks out more than your "base" cardstock, and overlaps the the other. So you have to have both sides open on the front of your card. Anyways, we pulled that "extra flap" over and tucked it into the punched hole. Careful now...measure twice, do once!!!
The Word Window Punch pieces (those that get punched out) slide in there.
One of my talented downline (stampingjosie) showed us this at a meeting and MADE me buy one!:mrgreen:
You can see a sample here: Gallery at Splitcoaststampers
it is hard to see because of the bright colors-but the top and bottom orange strips were woven through
__________________ I want people to be afraid of how much they love me-M. Scott
Bump to the top since I'm wondering the same thing. Other than price and shape, what is the difference between the horizontal slot and the rectangle hand held punch?
Dawn
I know it's been a long time since you asked, but no one ever answered, so I will! The rectangle hand held is a perfect, sharp rectangle... the horizontal slot is a rounded end rectangle (think a small word window punch). HTH
__________________ Lyssa Griffin Zwolanek, Gold EliteSong of My Heart Stampers14-time incentive trip earner
You can make your own ribbon slides with this punch. Punch a slot on each end of a snall rectangle or oval, stamp on the paper slide and then slide it over ribbon (or just use a thin strip of paper to make a faux ribbon).
The Word Window Punch pieces (those that get punched out) slide in there.
One of my talented downline (stampingjosie) showed us this at a meeting and MADE me buy one!:mrgreen:
You can see a sample here: Gallery at Splitcoaststampers
it is hard to see because of the bright colors-but the top and bottom orange strips were woven through
Brilliant! I had never thought of that and I've had this punch for FOREVER! Thanks Britta!!!:-D
The Word Window Punch pieces (those that get punched out) slide in there.
One of my talented downline (stampingjosie) showed us this at a meeting and MADE me buy one!:mrgreen:
You can see a sample here: Gallery at Splitcoaststampers
it is hard to see because of the bright colors-but the top and bottom orange strips were woven through
I too have had this punch (and the word window) for a while soTHANK YOU BRITTA, I will demo this next month and I bet I will sell both!!
Any good ideas?
