Lever Paper Craft Punch - Stamp-Edge & Plain Square
Lever Paper Craft Punch - Stamp-Edge & Plain Square
A manual lever punch for cutting decorative postage-style squares and rectangles, or a plain square, from suitable craft paper.
- Press a lever to cut a shape
- Choose stamp-edge or plain square
- Seven distinct styles to compare
Everyday making · Paper craft
Paper craft punches for cards and scrapbook details
Cut postage-style rectangles, squares or plain squares from suitable craft paper with a manual lever punch. Choose one of seven individual cutting styles.
Turn a simple sheet of paper into a detail worth keeping. This lever-operated craft punch creates separate paper shapes for cards, scrapbook pages and small decorative layouts. A cream handle and bright blue base keep the tool easy to recognise on your craft table, while the shape symbol on top identifies the selected design.
- Press a lever to cut a shape
- Choose stamp-edge or plain square
- Seven distinct styles to compare
A considered detail for your next card
Use a postage-style edge to frame a handwritten message, build a small collage or add a paper accent to a handmade card. The plain-square option offers a straight-edged alternative. Each selection has its own cutting shape: choose the one you need rather than expecting one punch to switch between patterns.
Know which version is on your table
The silver-label range includes medium and large stamp-edge rectangles and squares. Black-label choices include medium stamp-edge rectangle, medium stamp-edge square and medium plain square. Silver and Black describe the visible shape label on the handle; the tool body remains cream and blue. The supplier lists ABS and zinc alloy in the construction.
Compare paper punch shapes and cut sizes
Each row represents a separate punch. The cream-and-blue body stays consistent; the cut shape, size label and silver or black shape symbol vary.
| Shape and size | Label | Cut size |
|---|---|---|
| Medium rectangle stamp edge | Silver | 21 × 25 mm* |
| Medium square stamp edge | Silver | 25 × 25 mm |
| Large rectangle stamp edge | Silver | 32 × 38 mm |
| Large square stamp edge | Silver | 38 × 38 mm |
| Medium rectangle stamp edge | Black | 21 × 25 mm* |
| Medium square stamp edge | Black | 25 × 25 mm |
| Medium plain square | Black | 25 × 25 mm |
*The medium rectangle is labelled 21 × 25 mm in the supplier options, while a separate source chart lists 21 × 26 mm. Confirm the exact cut size before planning a precision-fit project.
Paper punch materials and operation
- Operation
- Manual lever; no electrical supply
- Construction
- Supplier-listed ABS and zinc alloy
- Appearance
- Cream lever handle with a bright blue base
- Your selection
- One punch in the chosen style. Paper and example projects are for illustration.
How to use a lever paper punch
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Choose and test the paper
Confirm that the paper type and thickness are suitable for your selected punch. Test a small offcut before working on your project.
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Position the sheet
Place the punch on a stable surface and insert the paper into its opening. Align the area you want to cut with the shape.
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Press and lift
Keep fingers clear of the cutting area, press the lever as instructed for the punch, then release and remove the paper shape. Avoid forcing unsuitable or overly thick material.
Care and compatibility
Keep the punch dry and clear away loose paper scraps from the accessible areas. Follow any supplied care instructions and keep fingers away from the cutting die. Paper thickness, body dimensions and cutting capacity have not been established for this range.
Paper craft punch questions
Does one punch create every shape?
No. Each option selects one physical punch with its own shape and size label. Stamp-edge squares, stamp-edge rectangles and the plain square are separate styles.
Are Silver Label and Black Label different body colours?
They refer to the silver- or black-coloured shape symbol on the cream handle. The listed photos show a cream handle and blue base; match your selection to its exact photograph.
What paper thickness can I use?
Confirm the paper type and thickness are suitable for your chosen punch, and test an offcut before starting your project. Do not assume the punch will cut fabric, metal, foam or thick card.
Do the listed millimetres describe the whole tool?
They identify the supplier-labelled cut shape, not the punch body. The medium rectangle is labelled 21×25mm in the options but 21×26mm in another chart, so confirm its exact cut size before precision-fit projects.