The Ultimate Crafting Tool for Holiday Bakers and Entertainers ~ #MarthaStewartCrafts Circle Edge Punch {Review}

• Punch
  a continuous, die-cut border in 7 different sizes for paper up to 12
  inches
• No
  pre-cutting of paper is necessary
• Trims
  the paper while punching
• Additional
  circle edge punch cartridges are available for a wide range of punch
  designs

Beside all the creative possibilities, what I love most about this tool is that it’s well designed.  The instructions are easy to follow and after making only two doilies I felt like a pro!  The ingenious use of heavy-duty magnets in the construction keep you and your project on track and your cuts precise.  

The Circle Edge Punch will be available exclusively on HSN and HSN.com while
supplies last—and
once they’re gone, the Circle Edge Punch won’t be available again until after
the holidays. It’s not going to be available in stores anywhere.

• Start with a taper candle firmly inserted into a candlestick.
• Make paper doilies of several descending sizes.
• Start with the largest size on the bottom.
• With scissors, make a snip from one side of the doily to the center.
• Form doily into a cone shape of the desired height and width (trim off excess overlap).
• Tape or glue the sides together where they overlap.
• Snip the top off of the cone, creating an opening just large enough to fit over the candle.
• Slide cone over the candle and into place.
• Continue with alternating colors and patterns, decreasing the size with each layer.
• For the top piece, do not snip a hole.  Simply put a dab of glue inside the top of the cone and set in place on top of the wick.
• For an extra bit of sparkle, spray with adhesive and sprinkle with Martha Stewart glitter.