* Take a piece of aluminum foil and punch your craft punch through it several times in order to sharpen the edges. Then try the punch on a thicker paper like cardstock to see if it cuts more easily.
* If that doesn’t do the trick you can gently sand the edges of your punch with fine sand paper on each side to make them sharper.
* Punch your craft punch through a piece of wax paper several times to lubricate the punch and clean off any adhesive residue.
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Good tips. Now I know how to get my old puncher to work again! THks
You are welcome Pete 🙂
this is good also for other kind of punchers right?
Scrapbooking was one of my hobbies when i was in high school and college. it was quite fun.`~*
my daughter loves to do some scrapbooking and she is good at that`:’
my little sister loves scrapbooking a lot, she uses those recycled paper materials and stuffs like that.–
my daughter have been doing some scrapbooking stuffs over the years and she really likes it “:~