Star Shape Single Paper Hole Punch, 1 Pack 6.3 Inch Length 1/4 Inch of Diameter of Hole Handheld Puncher with Pink Soft Thick Leather Cover(Star 1/4 inch)

I bought this star-shaped hole puncher for a few DIY projects, and it’s quickly become one of my favorite craft tools! The punch is sharp and precise, creating clean, crisp star shapes every time with minimal effort. I’ve used it on cardstock, scrapbook paper, and even thin foam sheets, and it works like a charm on all of them.The handle is comfortable and easy to press, even after punching out a bunch of stars in a row. It’s also compact and lightweight, which makes it easy to store or take on the go for craft nights.My only tip: if you’re punching thicker paper, flip it over and check placement first so the star is exactly where you want it. Otherwise, it’s pretty foolproof.Overall, this is a cute, functional tool that adds a magical touch to cards, party decorations, and kids’ art projects. Highly recommend for crafters of all ages!

This was not the most sturdy, but it works nicely. I use it to punch stars on conduct cards. I like that it catches the "punches" in a compartment underneath. The punches are clean and accurate.

We use these daily for work, and they hold up exceptionally well, even under heavier-than-average use. When they do break, it’s usually due to user mishandling, not a flaw in the tool itself. Sturdy, consistent, and reliable—definitely recommended for both professional and personal use!

Way bigger than I expected. It looked small and cheap in the pictures.

I don't think this would hold up to long-term frequent use, but for small projects it's well worth the money. It punches clean and has a small "reservoir" for holding the punched shapes until you're ready to discard.

I love this pink star punch. I wanted a unique punch so my students couldn't punch their own cards. I have used this almost every day all the school year so far and it's been holding up very well. I would definitely buy again.

Good quality. Perfect price.

Purchased this to punch tickets. While it creates a cute little star and works swell in the right hand, when I try switching hands, it’s like there’s some sort of misalignment that prevents the hole from lining up properly with actual “punch”. In order for it to somewhat work in the left hand it needs to be held in a U shape with the handles facing up & outward, with the end/tip facing down & towards the floor as opposed to holding it “properly”. If holding it with the handle down, and a sort of push and pull pressure is applied it’ll punch in the left hand. Maybe it was manufactured in a facility full of righties. But, it works so there’s that.