A punch index is a useful little tool that comes in handy when you're shopping for stamps and planning your scrapbook pages or card layouts. Here's how to make yours.
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2 comments:
This is such a neat idea, I have gone into the store before and saw a punch from a different maufacturer and thought that it was close to a punch I allready had but was wondering the size or if it was different enough to get it, thanks for this neat idea!
Great idea. It's hard to remember what sizes I have when I'm out shopping., esp. the circle punches.
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