- Paper
- Cardstock
- Chipboard up to 1/32" thick
- Wall covering (thick)
- Grungeboard
- Acrylic
- Sturdy leather, such as belts.
- Fabric
- Canvas
- 1/32" metal (although I believe it would work on thinner metal)
Here's a layout I made using the chomper. It was used on the grungeboard under "be you" and on pattern paper throughout the layout.
I had some scraps of Basic Grey's Origins laying around so I figured I'd make a card, and I might as well chomp the crap out of it :oP I cut the front flap of the card about 1" to make the front shorter than the back, and corner punched (or chomped) all edges of the actual card AND the paper... now who to send it to? hehe
Let me be honest... I had to think long and hard whether or not this tool was worth it. With a retail price of $24.99 I was a little skeptical, but when you think about it you're really getting two punches in one tool. It almost comes out to be the same price as if you were buying the two individual punches. In my case both were the same style only different sizes, but the other designs actually have two different styles, which makes it even more worth it...
Hope this gave you a little inside scoop on the *new to me* Crop A Dile Chomper! :o)
Stay sweet,
Mari
Hope this gave you a little inside scoop on the *new to me* Crop A Dile Chomper! :o)
Stay sweet,
Mari
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