Boarding Pass Invites...Corner Cutters HELP!!

Cherielee · November 6, 2007

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Originally Posted by Julesr

My corner rounder is from Creative Memories. You can go to their site and find a rep near you, or you can check on Ebay for one, here is one for a really good deal with other things as well. eBay.ca: Creative Memories Scallop Scissors Corner Rounder Pen (item 140175746650 end time 07-Nov-07 12:00:31 EST) Since our dollar is so good right now, ebay is a great place to look for things.

Hi there, so i looked this up on ebay and the price is great i just don'e know how its goign to work? so confused is it still free hand amost like using an exacto knife? thanks for your hlep

Cherielee · November 6, 2007

oppps...sent it twice

boscobel · November 6, 2007

Like I said in my post up top, a corner cutter works like a whole puncher that punches shapes. you put the corner of the paper between the two sections of the puncher,then you squeeze.

Cherielee · November 6, 2007

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Originally Posted by carlymcmullen

Like I said in my post up top, a corner cutter works like a whole puncher that punches shapes. you put the corner of the paper between the two sections of the puncher,then you squeeze.

okay sorry...lol...so its like a whole punch then... i get it...so that will still work for that other section that goes up and down kind of like a triangle i guess you would just punch it on both sides then right? is that link that was posted for ebay the same thing?

JulieG · November 6, 2007

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Originally Posted by Cherielee

okay sorry...lol...so its like a whole punch then... i get it...so that will still work for that other section that goes up and down kind of like a triangle i guess you would just punch it on both sides then right? is that link that was posted for ebay the same thing?

The triangle part was done free hand, but the set posted on ebay comes with a cutting knife which would make it easier to cut. I don't think you need to do that part though, most people don't because its a lot of work. Just do the outside 4 corners and it will still look great.

boscobel · November 6, 2007

No problem at all, and I just realized re-reading my post - it was kinda bitchy! Not intended like that, jsut quick typed and sent, sorry

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Originally Posted by Cherielee

okay sorry...lol...so its like a whole punch then... i get it...so that will still work for that other section that goes up and down kind of like a triangle i guess you would just punch it on both sides then right? is that link that was posted for ebay the same thing?

Cherielee · November 7, 2007

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Originally Posted by carlymcmullen

No problem at all, and I just realized re-reading my post - it was kinda bitchy! Not intended like that, jsut quick typed and sent, sorry

hahha yeah a little but i understand that it can come across different...lol..happends all the time..lol

TATrisha · November 7, 2007

I actually cut every one of mine by hand. I have a corner punch... but it was exactly the curve of my boarding pass. Thus, I cut EVERY one by hand. It actually only took two hours and I was much happier with the results. It's an easy thing to do while sitting in front of the TV. I still find little triangle pieces around though

Alyssa · November 7, 2007

FI came up with a trick for getting the inner cut perfect --- we used the corner cutter for the outside of the 4 corners - then take the boarding pass and gently fold the stub over (but do not press it into a full fold - just lightly so that you can make that a fake corner for enough time to use the corner cutter) then use the corner cutter on the 'inside corner' - does this make sense?

also - make sure to do this BEFORE perforating or they will snap off!