Crop A Dile

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Using the Crop-A-Dile™

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The Crop-A-Dile/Big Bite comes with different settings

based on the type of eyelet or snap you're using.

• 3/16" Eyelet Setter– For all 3/16" standard

and oversized eyelets• 1/8" Round Snap Setter

– For all 1/8" round standard snaps

• 1/8" Eyelet Setter– For all 1/8" standard

and oversized eyelets• Flat Setter

– For all oversized, miscellaneous and square-shaped metal embellishments and snaps


Select your eyelet or snap

1. Determine the size of the hole you need--1/8" or 3/16". Set hole depth using the depth gauge near the punch. Hole depth is how far into your paper you want to place the hole. You do this by loosening the screw and moving the slider.

2. You can punch up to 1" into your paper. In this example, I set it at 1/2”.3. Punch hole.

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Top and Base Combination

• For each type of metal embellishment described in Slide 1, there is a corresponding top and base combination on the Crop-A-Dile.

• You need to set this combination by rotating the cubes to the correct position before you attach your eyelet.

• We R Memory Keepers provides this handy-dandy chart to assist you.

http://cropchic.typepad.com/CropADile.pdf


Insert embellishment in punched hole

• Line up the base of the Crop-A-Dile in the tube of the eyelet or snap.

• Squeeze handles to set it.


Finished look

• This is how your eyelet should look after it’s been set (front view, back view).


For more scrapbooking and stamping tips, visitwww.cropchic.com

Questions?E-mail Carolyn at

itsceedub at gmail dot com

http://www.cropchic.com/

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