Martha Stewart's Circle Edge Punch

So now that I've started scrapbooking again, I've been introduced to a whole world of new scrapping tools that I haven't seen before.  I mean the last time I actually scrapbooked a page must have been 7 years ago at least?  So the whole scrapbook world has moved forward while I have discovered other crafting.

So while making decorations for my daughter's wedding bbq, I found Martha Stewart's Circle Edge punch. And if I had known then what I know now, we would have had a bunch of decorations made with this. 

I was intimidated at first with the instructions and such, and it was, I thought, too much for me to figure out in the limited amount of time we had to throw the bbq, so I just put it aside. And since I was home sick with the stomach flu today, I was bored and thought I'd try it out. 

OMG, have I told you how smart Martha Stewart's people are to have invented something like this?? 

You don't need to cut up the paper in a circle first, or have to know advanced math, they've done it all for you.  I just really love it! You put the piece of paper under the small round magnet knob.  You should mark crosshairs on the page to make sure you have the center of the paper.  Figure out how big you want to have the circle by using the two size indicators, and there you go.  Just punch, turn the knob, and punch again. Crazy easy to use!

Now I want all the punches....curses!

Here's a video on how to use it...