UCEC Paper Punches for Crafting, Hole Punch for Kids, 1 Inch Craft Hole Punch Shapes, 6PCS Star Heart Flower Punch Kids Hole Puncher Shape Cutters for Crafts for School Crafting & DIY Projects

These are nice little punches for scrapbooking or cardmaking.

I made some hearts for my nephew’s birthday card. The plastic cover on the bottom was hard to put back but you need to be careful to do it patiently. It is beautiful

I am using these punches with thin mulberry paper to cut shapes to make 1/12 scale flowers and plants. Mulberry paper is very thin and delicate and doesn't cut cleanly with a punch, so I fold it to an 8 ply sheet for the best cut (plus its faster to make a bunch of each shape). The shapes always come out very clean, even the more detailed ones. The punches are small and it takes some force to punch through that many layers, which is hard on my hands. I use a heavy block to push the tiny plunger down, which works well.

Very well made product and easy to use. I am older and they are made so that I can push the levers with ease. I also purchased these for my great grandchildren to be able to use on scrapbooking. They are only 4 and 5 years of age but are able to easily use the product themselves. The area on them that catches and holds the pieces after cutting them out, is a very nice thing for them so nothing gets lost while making things. It makes the granddaughters feel they have done more to make the little pieces and glue them in place rather than just putting a sticker on a page.

Generally a good product for my needs. The sizes are great for my projects and they are indeed sturdy. However, after using the large circle cutter twice on one single sheet of cardstock it has decided to only work intermittently.

I use these and extra scraps of paper to punch out fun things for students to use in their pasting activity.

Easy enough for a 4 year old to use . My kid uses it to make trash for his toy garbage truck haha. The handle is easy to press. There is a little plastic lid on the bottom that can be tricky to slide to get the paper shapes but my 4 year old can manage it now.

My students love these