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The Martha Stewart Edger Punch in the Chicks design is an essential tool for scrapbooking enthusiasts and paper crafters who want to add professional, intricate decorative borders to their projects. This punch provides a consistent and charming chick-themed pattern with every press, making it ideal for seasonal invitations, Easter cards, or spring-themed scrapbook pages. While it offers high-precision results, users should note that it is designed specifically for paper and may struggle with thicker materials like heavy cardstock or vellum.
| Model Part Number | M42-40021 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Martha Stewart |
For best performance, use standard scrapbooking paper between 65lb and 80lb.
No, this tool is strictly designed for paper crafting. Using it on fabric will dull the blades and void the product integrity.
Use the printed alignment markings on the side of the punch wings to match the pattern of the previous punch.
Occasionally punch through a thin sheet of aluminum foil to help hone the cutting edges.
Yes, there is a small locking tab on the base that keeps the handle depressed for compact storage.
Do not force the handle. Gently shake the punch to dislodge any stuck paper scraps or use tweezers to remove paper fragments from the underside.
Ensure you are using the correct paper weight and applying firm, even pressure directly downward on the center of the handle.
Verify that the edge of your paper is flush against the alignment guide before every punch stroke.
To achieve the best results, use paper between 65lb and 80lb weight; heavier materials may cause the punch to jam or wear the internal blade prematurely. To maintain the punch, periodically punch through a sheet of waxed paper to lubricate the blades, or use a piece of aluminum foil to sharpen them slightly. Always store the tool in a dry, room-temperature environment to prevent blade oxidation. If you notice paper fibers accumulating inside the mechanism, use a can of compressed air to blow out the debris before it builds up.
