Isn't it fun? We have a couple of other tutorials for the punch boards as well - I hope you'll poke around! xxDina

Punchboard ticket card

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Thank you! There's a lot to see!

I bought the 123 punchboard too, in preference to the envelope board though the 123 requires more table space it has better visual aid in making different projects. SO yes the 123 can do the same and bit more easily (is why I bought it). Good luck!

The steps are the same, with a few little additions. In step 1, line up the edge of the paper at 2 3/4". Score as far as you can on the board, and then fold the paper to extend the line to the edge of the paper. In step 2, I lined up the paper at 4", made a mark at the center of the punch area, then lined up that mark at 4" to continue. Follow the rest of the instructions as written, just extending the score lines by folding when the line is longer than the board.

That should work - it's big enough to tie ribbon through!

You can! You'll make the initial punches at 2-3/4" and 8", and then just follow the instructions to use the scorelines as markers for punching on the other sides. You'll need a larger scoreboard to extend the score lines and mark the 8" point, since the paper is much larger than the board. The bottom of the box is 3.5" x 5" and it's about 6.5" high.

Hi Ellen! Susan uses products from Stampin' Up.

The steps are the same, with a few little additions. In step 1, line up the edge of the paper at 2 3/4". Score as far as you can on the board, and then fold the paper to extend the line to the edge of the paper. In step 2, I lined up the paper at 4", made a mark at the center of the punch area, then lined up that mark at 4" to continue. Follow the rest of the instructions as written, just extending the score lines by folding when the line is longer than the board.

...bigger. :) The steps are the same, with a few little additions. In step 1, line up the edge of the paper at 2 3/4". Score as far as you can on the board, and then fold the paper to extend the line to the edge of the paper. In step 2, I lined up the paper at 4", made a mark at the center of the punch area, then lined up that mark at 4" to continue. Follow the rest of the instructions as written, just extending the score lines by folding when the line is longer than the board.

claude azulay Les mesures en centimetres sont sur le punch board, juste en dessous des mesures en inch. Mais elles sont moins visibles car elle sont ecrites en noir et 'debossées' (en creux). Comme les mesures en inch sont plus visibles, il est plus facile d'aligner le papier avec les inches. Si vous avez le punch board, vous n'aurez pas besoin des mesures en centimetres. Bonne chance.