Circle cutter

With a circle cutter, you can quickly and easily cut circles – perfect for creating honeycomb balls, tags, garlands, or card designs.

> Suitable for cutting paper up to 250g, cardboard, foam rubber up to 2mm, and more.

> Adjustable circle size: from 2.5 to 15 cm.

> Includes 3 replacement blades.

> To protect your table from scratches, I recommend using a cutting mat. You can easily order one above (additional cost will be shown in the cart). Alternatively, you can use thick cardboard or several layers of newspaper as a base.

> Replacement blades for the circle cutter can be found here.

How to use the circle cutter:
Place the circle cutter on the paper. Loosen the position dial, adjust the diameter, and tighten it. Turn the control wheel to extend the blade. If necessary, secure the paper corners with tape on the base. Rotate the cutter with the PUSH button or handle while holding the base with the other hand. Done! Turn the dial to the left to retract the blade.

Optional:
Add a cutting mat: The mat is a durable surface that, unlike newspaper or cardboard, won't be cut by the blade. This is why it's called a "self-healing" cutting mat. You can reuse the mat over and over for cutting. Note: Currently, I am including a Rico Design mat, not the one shown in the picture. The cutting mat is 30cm x 22cm, perfect for A4 and smaller projects. It's approximately 3mm thick.

Craft idea

Honeycomb balls
With the circle cutter, you can quickly cut paper circles for honeycomb balls. You can find a tutorial for making honeycomb balls on my Miom Blog and my YouTube channel. A starter Set for honeycomb balls is available here.