3 in 1 Craft Tag Punch, 1.5/2/2.5 Inch Gift Tag Paper Punches for DIY Projects, Card Making, Scrapbooking, Craft, Perfurador, DIY Puncher

This is an amazing tag punch! I really enjoy paper crafting, however, I hate having to cut out all of the smaller items. I purchased this to make cutting out the tags from my graphics kits quicker. This not only cuts the top shape of the tag for you, it also punches the tag hole at the same time. When you are cutting out several tags it's so nice to have the top cut in a decorative shape and the hole punched in one step. It cuts in three sizes for you can use it so many projects. I had no issues with it. It arrived on time. I would recommend this to anyone that wants to save time when they are paper crafting.

This punch works very well and worth the price. I have brought many punches and they get stuck. I have not had that problem with this punch. It saves time also, although aI have dies to cut out tabs this is more convienient because it has three sizes so I can do much faster. It is made out of good material and not to heavy like some are. It is made to make tags to put on bags and cards.

PERFECT. EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED! It's pretty easy to use and rather self explanatory.

Nice to stamp out my own tags for crafts and presents. It took a minute to figure out how to use the smallest one but works great once you have it down. I only use the small one but it is nice to have different sizes for possible future projects. Punches easily.

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.

At first I wasn't sure how to make this work, but now I know that it takes almost any size paper up to 2.5" and makes nice tags. I can vary the width and length of the tags and can make all sorts using different colors/textures of paper.

This was great item for price. I used to make my own gift tags. I used Xmas cards from past. It even cuts the hole for ribbon. I recommend if you need gift tags or are a vendor wanting to make tags for your items your selling

I really like this punch. I have no trouble punching even my heavyweight cardstock. I like the scalloped design at the top and the 3 size options. You do have to cut the cardstock to the width you want before punching but that’s easy enough to do. Since it only punches one end, you can make your gift tag as long or short as you want.

This craft tag punch is great. It makes really nice looking tags in 3 different sizes so that my old Christmas cards don't go to waste. It's not a perfect solution as it doesn't punch the whole tag out. Instead it cuts the curved end and hole at the top of the tag. You also have to cut the cards into suitable sized strips first to fit them into the tag punch. It is helpful to have a guillotine for this to make the job a bit quicker. However it does make slightly more professional looking tags compared to my old method with a standard hole punch and scissors to cut the corners.

Es muy útil para mi trabajo.