3 in 1 Craft Tag Punch Gift Tag Paper Punch，Paper Craft Tag Punch 1.5" 2" 2.5" with 1 Roll Hemp Rope 32.8 Feet Round Shape Small Hole Punch for Paper Crafting Scrapbooking Cards DIY Arts Crafts

This is a neat little gadget. I use it more than I thought I would. It is compact in size and very sturdy. It’s a little heavier than expected which isn’t a bad thing. It comes with instructions to sharpen blade which is nice because I’m sure I will need to with the amount of use it has at my house. I like that it allows me to make multiple widths and lengths of tags. I purchased this to make both watercolor bookmarks and gift tags. It does a nice job doing both. For larger production, I recommend a paper cutter to cut the paper into the correct widths. So far a scissors and ruler has been fine for me. After I finish my Christmas tag production, I plan to try making homemade earring cards for my polymer clay earrings using my earring card hole punch. Super pleased I purchased. So much versatility.

Sturdy for tag-making. I like it a lot!

Takes quite a lot of strength to push down so if you had a large number to produce you would probably want to break it down into sessions so as not to cause strain. Would have been nice if there had been an option for a smaller size too but these sizes are great for gift tags, book marks etc. Great price and speedy delivery!

I’ve practiced making these tags and it’ll be fun to make Christmas gift tags this year.

It does not shift between the different size tags. It only cuts out the top portion, and mine kept ripping the paper.

Maybe it's just my bad but when I was looking for a punch for gift tags, I just naturally assumed machines would cut the whole tag if it was pictured on the product; I was really confused when it arrived and I realized you still need to cut down the paper strips and then it only cuts the hole and end design. I wanted a punch to cut the whole tag out for me; this doesn't really save me much time. I decided to pay more and get the Fiskars instead, which I'm hoping works better.

It looks ingenious. Cuts the top fine. When you try to remove it, it won't release the tag. What am I doing wrong?? Can't see anything obvious so what's the secret to getting the tag out??

The smallest die cut is off. It is very noticeable. I tried several times to over compensate when I loaded the card stock, but was not able to get an even cut. The middle and large sizes were not noticeable. I do not recommend unless you do not need the smaller size.