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I think I started the palm tree punch thing...No, yours was not defective, the punch just doesn't like cardstock. At one point I was placing them on the floor and stepping on the thing to get the punch to go through!
Good to hear its not just me! I was doing the stepping on the floor thing as well because my arms just weren't strong enough... thats when my mom started making fun of me so Sean stepped in and helped. ; )



Also... FYI - Sean went to pick up stamps for them today because I wanted cute ones and also was concerned that with all the cardstock it might weigh too much (no clue what the limit is?)... well teh weight was fine, but because I have the ribbon tied in a knot it costs an extra 20 cents due to the bulk.
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How big is the Palm tree stamp that you have? All the ones I see seem to be 1" or so in height.. which is too small for the cover. I'll have to check out Michael's again on the weekend :)
When we were at Michael's there were 2 sets of punches... the small ones (mostly) and then the jumbo ones.

When I measured the palm tree punchout I used was between 1.5 and 2 inches.

I can't seem to find it online... I have no clue what brand it was. I'm not at home to see if it says anything on it - but don't really recall any brand on the punch. It was blue in color and relatively big (and heavy). I'll keep trying to find it. It was one with the circle punch you press down on - as I look now alot seem to be more lever like. Wonder if that would work any better w/ the cardstock?
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