Click each image for a close-up. This project features the Tonic Studios Border System, Scallop Edger Punch, and Sewing Holes Punch. Other products featured – Cosmo Cricket Social Club.
Posts Tagged ‘punches’
CHA Summer 2010 Sneak Peek
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged accents, border system, CHA sneak peek, edgers, punches on July 2, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Introducing the new Edgers & Accents punch series by Tonic Studios! It’s as easy as 1-2-3: 1 – with the accent punch of your choice, punch a border along the edge 2 – using the same spacing increments, repeat with an edgers punch 3 – add to your cards, layouts, and papercrafting projects! * Back [...]
CHA 2010 Winter Sneak Peek
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged butterfly, cha 2010, heart, lever punches, pop up, punches, sneak peek, star on January 12, 2010 | 3 Comments »
I couldn’t wait until CHA to share with you the new Tonic Studios release, so here’s a little sneak peek at the new lever punches!
Ribblets Holiday Projects
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged border system, brads, eyelets, punches, rhinestones, ribblets, ribbon on December 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Ribblets punch #902 – (5/8″ ribbon – 1/8″ hole) - easy to adorn with brads, eyelets or rhinestones! Tip #1 – Weave two sections of ribbon starting from each edge so you can tie a bow where they meet. Tip #2 – When using eyelets or brads, it’s easier to add them before the ribbon. [...]
Ribblets Greeting Card
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged holiday card, punches, ribblets on December 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve been playing with the Ribblets punches again today. It’s wonderful how many different designs you can get from a few little punches! Here is one of the greeting cards I just finished – another will be posted tomorrow along with a layout and little gift box. Step-by-step: Cut white cardstock to 3 1/2 X [...]
Put some spring in your step
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged borders, butterflies, ovals, punches, ribbon slits, sewing holes, ShapeMate, spring, wavy border on March 19, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Here are a few springy ideas for your Tonic tools.




