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Now you can take the hard work out of placing brads on your creative handcrafted projects when you have the Brad Setter and Piercing Tool by We R Makers! This amazing tool will take the pressure off your fingers and does all the work for you, it's so simple to use making it a great crafting investment.
Color: Pink
Size: 5 1/2" x 1"
This handy tool features a sharp piercer on one side and a metal wedge on the other, the piercer comes with a handy cover so that you don't have to worry about poking your fingers. It pierces through multiple sheets of paper, chipboard, cardstock, corkboard, leather, and so much more. You will love the comfortable ergonomic design of the tool and with its design, you don't ever have to worry about it rolling off your workspace.
How to use the Brad Setter and Piercing Tool:
Here are some fun ideas of what you can create using this must-have tool:
For best results, it's recommended that you use a foam piercing mat to prevent any damage to the tool or your crafting workspace.
Grab this handy tool today and take the pressure off your fingers, it's worth every penny!
Here is a sampling of what our amazing customers are saying about the Brad Setter and Piercing Tool:
How did I ever scrap without this??
"I should have had this tool years ago! I got this almost a month ago and it was on sale, after reading the reviews, I thought I would give it a try, and I am glad I did! I have fake nails and trying to open up a brad is not fun. This makes it simple and relieved to have this tool to do the hard (painful) work. I also got the make your own buttons and this helps with making the holes in the buttons to be a little larger and clean. Watch out for the piercer - it's super sharp! Buy this tool - you won't regret it!" - CrazyPatty
Brad Setter Trial
"Just tried the Brad Setter out today, for the first time. I really like the way such a basic tool, is so fun to have and use. I was putting together an older picture of my Grandfather and myself when I was about 3 yrs. My Mom just happened to be over and said that I needed something on the ribbon that I outlined the picture with. The Brad Setter was just the thing! The brads added a nice finishing touch to the corners. I rank it as one of the "cool tools", that I have accumulated!" - BJCarter1224
One of my most used tools
"I've had this handy tool for several years now and still love and use it all the time. The paper piercer is a nice thickness so that it pierces a decent-sized hole for the prongs of your brads to go through. And the other end makes prying apart the ends of the brads a cinch. I use a thick foam mat underneath my project when piercing the holes (the old Bazzill In-Stitch'z mat(s)). I also love the ergonomic design which fits comfortably in my hand. It also comes with a protective cover for the piercing end. I wasn't going to buy this tool when it first came out, but I'm so glad I did because I've found it to be so useful and nice to have in my basic scrapbooking tools drawer." - scrapstitcher
I should have had this tool years ago! I got this almost a month ago and it was on sale, after reading the reviews, I thought I would give it a try, and I am glad I did! I have fake nails and trying to open up a brad is not fun. This makes it simple and relieved to have this tool to do the hard (painful) work. I also got the make your own buttons and this helps with making the holes in the buttons to be a little larger and clean. Watch out for the piercer - it's super sharp! Buy this tool - you wont regret it!
I am just trying this out for the first time. I was going to try to use something else to pierce the paper to sew, but that was a flop. So, almost a month ago I ordered and received this tool along with the mat, needles and ruler. It is almost you can't do one without the other. Know what I mean?
A small tiny screwdriver is what I tried first, nope didn't work.
Tried to use a different mat, nope that didn't work.
So I broke down and bought this combo, and I LOVE it. Now, my friends are saying, "You are too busy to be "sewing"!" Ha, I did three yesterday in no time.
It took me a minute to figure out exactly how to do it. Went on Youtube, but that wasn't much help.
So, trial and error, and success!
This is an item that I wish I had thought up! What a great idea. I have very short, brittle nails and every time I try to open a brad I end up with it going under my nails, which if you have ever done that HURTS! I have only tried this twice, but I do love it so far. The only slight drawback is that it seems a little too wide to easily slide between the prongs on the brad - I had to give it a little assist. But, this may just be because I am not used to using it yet. Great product for an awesome price:)
As simple as it seems, you won't believe that you didn't have this tool from the moment you ever started using brads. Finally, my fingernails are saved and I can insert brads so much faster. This is truly a necessary tool you need in your stash. And the price is right for my budget. I hope We R Memory Keepers adds more color choices because I want to buy a couple more -- don't be caught with just one if you use brads a lot. I think there's a purple color somewhere out there with my name on it. Buy this tool.
What a novel idea for placing brads. Make your hole with the punch, place the brad in the hole, separate the brad ends with the other end, then just rock the tool and bing your brad is in place.
The punch on one side is so much more user friendly for my Granddaughter than a long punch, and no more brad end pushing up under our fingernails trying to separate them, or bent paper when my Granddaughter tried to place them.
Definitely a very usable and well made product.
Mary
Got this neat little tool on Mother's Day Weekend, it really is the greatest. I'm going to try not to be mad that it went 'On Sale' and I spent $2 more than I could have but, I love it so much. I use it for big brads, mini-brads, specialty brads and other paper piercing where I don't need a punch. I love the hot pink colour and the Cap is a bonus you don't have to worry about poking yourself trying to quickly grab it out of your stash. Highly recommended, very handy, a must have for scrappers.
Just tried the Brad Setter out today, for the first time. I really like the way such a basic tool, is so fun to have and use. I was putting together an older picture of my Grandfather and myself, when I was about 3 yrs. My Mom just happened to be over and said that I needed something on the ribbon that I outlined the picture with. The Brad Setter was just the thing! The brads added a nice finishing touch to the corners. I rank it as one of the "cool tools", that I have accumulated!
This is a great tool, why didn't someone (or I) think of this a long time ago?! It is so easy now to poke a hole for brads and spread them apart, even the tiniest brads. I would highly recommend the Brad Setter. I have one at home and one in my scrapbook bag. GREAT invention!!
I have already recommended this tool to people that have been using brads for a long time. The handle is ingenious!! And who would have ever thought you need a tool to split open a brad. But this tool lays the brad sooo flat. There is an end cap for punch end too. I new to using brads - and this tool makes it a cinch!
I've had this handy tool for several years now and still love and use it all the time. The paper piercer is a nice thickness so that it pierces a decent-sized hole for the prongs of your brads to go through. And the other end makes prying apart the ends of the brads a cinch. I use a thick foam mat underneath my project when piercing the holes (the old Bazzill In-Stitch'z mat(s)). I also love the ergonomic design which fits comfortably in my hand. It also comes with a protective cover for the piercing end. I wasn't going to buy this tool when it first came out, but I'm so glad I did because I've found it to be so useful and nice to have in my basic scrapbooking tools drawer.
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is it pink as the picture or the mint one?
The piercing tool I received was a light tiel or what you may call a mint color.
