Other items in the Kit'N'Caboodle range... Circle Cutter
This simple and easy-to-use circle tool is a craft cupboard essential. The pivot arm helps to provide a steady movement as you guide it around the axis, while the dome secures the tool. Cutting circles rangeing from 10-32cm in diameter, so it’s never been easier to craft the perfect circle.
12in Paper
Craft Knife
Trimmer Cut sharp, straight lines in a flash with this crafting essential. Suitable for all abilities, this tool produces an accurate cut every time and is super easy to use; just put your material in place and slice the blade across. It’s ideal for trimming paper, photos and card, or for anyone who’s crazy about crafts!
Every crafting stash needs a good, reliable knife, which is exactly what you’ll get from this compact tool. It has five precise blades in four different shapes making cutting,
piercing and embossing a breeze. The soft, anti-slip handle allows it to sit comfortably in the hand so you can have a secure grip and total control over your creation.
die cutting machine Is tearing yourself away from your die cutting machine the worst part of your day? Well, we may just have the solution! We’d like to introduce you to the
‘N’ Caboodle Kit
incredibly compact and easy-to-use die cutting machine from Kit ‘N’ Caboodle. Weighing in at approximately 0.8kg, this tool is small enough to fit in a handbag, and light enough for you to forget it’s there. But don’t be fooled by its size; this machine is durable and has a robust gearing system that makes light work of cutting through paper, cardstock and veneer sheet. Suitable for beginners, experts and anybody in between, it also
time, space, or just can’t bear leaving your die cutting machines at home, this is the tool for you; all you need is your materials, a flat surface and away you go!
comes with different cutting plates to help you select the right amount of pressure to deliver a clean-cut every time. If you’re short on
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