Does anyone have a

[kinseykitty]

Making Memories Tag Maker Punch Kit? I'm wondering if I should get one.

http://www.joann.com/catalog.jhtml?C...&source=search

[stamper-c]

I have one...I really don't use it that much...it works great, don't get me wrong...I guess I just don't use tags all that much...it was given to me as a gift...I find that I always cut the paper to go inside the tag too small! I did notice however, that Michaels is now selling the rims in colors...metallic colors...very cool...I might need to start using it more!

[Novell]

I have one, hardly use it. Honestly, you could just buy the tags and smoosh the rims yourself, without that huge tool. The rims are really soft.

[jent]

Have it use it at times, like Novell said your really wouldn't need the actual tool. I always like the outcome when I do use the tags though, HTH!!!!

[snooky]

I received one for my birthday in January and I haven't used it once!! I can think of a lot of things I'd rather have.

[buggainok]

Don't buy the whole set. Just get the rims, cut out your paper, put it inside the rim, and mash the edges down with a butter knife. Works great!

[KimberlyinMN]

I think you should be able to set this with the Cuttlebug too. (I did this with the Wizard.)

From the bottom to the top:

1. Plate A
2. Plate B
3. Rim (flat side down)
4. Paper in Rim
5. Mousepad
6. Plate B

[KimberlyinMN]

Okay.. Here's a revised sandwich:

Bottom to Top

1. Plate A
2. Plate B
3. Rim (front side down)
4. Paper in Rim
5. Plate C

I just tried the two sandwiches out with a couple of tag rims I had on hand and this one worked the best. The previous sandwich squished the metal rim, but it got all kitty-wonker because of the soft layer above it.



Kimberly