My! Goodness! I have had a Crop a Dial for about 12 years and DID NOT KNOW anything about that Eyelet Setter. I often got frustrated with how the eyelet looked from the back. Thank you SO MUCH for exposing these WONDERS😀 💕🏴
This is the best video on the crop-a-dile usage I’ve ever seen! Thanks so much for taking the time to explain this to us. Now I’ll be more confident using a tool I’ve had for many years!
I solved that problem with the washer not staying put. I put a dot of glue on washer and place it over hole. It will stay in place until you set the eyelet. .
Ok new subscriber Thankyou for explaining this tool to us all. I've had mine for at least 5 yrs and never understood how to use it I'll now be using it often Thansk for showing us the cube chart
What a game changer. I've had this tool for many years. I have thousands of different eyelets that I purchased in a thrift store crafts lot. You have given me a wonderful gift with your instructions. Thank you so much.
Not being a paper crafter I had never heard of a Crop-a-dile until I saw your video. You're a great teacher❤. In the 60's & 70's mom used a similar tool to put western style snaps & buttons on our clothes. It wasn't nearly as fancy!
I have both my cropodile and my big bite.... I can't imagine not having either one of them, LOL. I think I use them more outside the craft room then for actual crafting. Both of mine came with the cube chart but over the years I've lost them. I finally downloaded one onto 4x6 photo paper and it's hanging on my wall at my desk.
I'm glad I ran across this YT. I've had a CAD for a while now, but didn't use it because there were not any good instructions. I've saved and will print off the chart for reference and will be using more, thanks to you.
It's interesting that many people didn't get the cube chart included with their Crop-A-Dile. When I bought mine almost a year ago, it came with a little foldout booklet that included the cube chart and usage instructions. I do like that it's available online for printing because this way I can have it in larger print and can keep it on my craft desk for easy reference. Thanks for an informative video! 😊
Hi there, thanks for your comment. Yes, I don't know why my Crop-A-Dile didn't come with the instruction booklet... unless it did and I misplaced it or something?? I literally only learnt how to use it properly in researching for this video. Previously, I just fumbled my way through!! I really love it now I understand how it works! Jen
Amazing!! Thank you, I have shared your video on my TH-cam Community page for all my subbies and viewers. I always had trouble with those darn eyelits. THANK YOU!!
Thank you! I just found a setting by trial and error that works for the eyelets that I have and I try to never change toes settings. Understanding why they work is much better!! Thank you!
OMG....thank you so much for this fabulous tutorial! I've had a Crop-a-dile for several years and could get a basic eyelet done but wow, this gives me so many other options. Perfect!
Love your dramatic intro and your clear demonstrations! The chart did come with my tool in very tiny print and of course, I paid no attention to it. I will print out the chart, thanks for a great video!
Who knew this could do snaps too! I’m in love with my cropadile all over again! I’ve had it for years and it still does great with tin, leather, chipboard and I could go on and on. Thanks for the tutorial.
This was the best tutorial!! I got the Crop-A-Dile when Tuesday Morning stores in my area closed. It sat in the drawer until I stumbled on your video! Now I know how to use it ,Thank you so much. Terry in Milwaukee WI
Thanks so much for this video! I have saved it and will no doubt refer back to it. I've ordered a Cropadile awhile ago, so hoping to receive it soon. 👍
Thank you so much for this video, I have a crop a dial which I have cursed because I couldn't set the eyelets, I will watch your video a few times to get it right, thank you xx
IVe had one since they first came out and you could use wonderful coupons at all the craft stores! I need to go back and figure out all that I’ve forgot! Thanks for this!
Thank you so much for this. I cannot understand why the chart is not included with the tool. I have the large table top model (arthritic hands can't squeeze very well) and it had no instructions with it. I sort of worked it out having used eyelet punches before with leather and fabric but I still was still a bit unsure of the cube thingy. Never understood why there were 4 sides to choose from. Good to hear a fellow Aussie. Thanks for sharing. 😀
Fabulous! Wish I'd seen this before. I think I messed mine up because the bottom portion is quite sharp when done! I also really enjoy your sense of humor (or is it humour?). 😉
Thanks for your video and the tip about The cube chart. I got excited when you mentioned the lock. I went to go check mine right away but was sad to find out it doesn't have one 🤷🏻♀️
Hi there. Yes, absolutely! You can use the hole punches alone for any type of hole punching needs. I use it as a hole puncher, even when not installing eyelets. Often I just use an awl to make brad holes but if it's a large brad, the Crop-a-Dile definitely comes in handy! Thanks for your comment. Jen.
My husband and I craft together and I’m always relegating the Crop-A-Dile to him. It always confused me. THANK YOU for this video. Just a little note, if you don’t mind. You have a lovely voice and don’t need the distracting music. Don’t mean to offend.
I recently damaged my cropodile. I was using some eyelets that were in decorative shapes, like flowers that were gifted to me. They were an off brand. Actually had no brand name on them. When I tried to compress the eyelet the cube came off partway. And the metal on the cube appeared damaged. And the little eyelet was so mangled and it ruined that area of my otherwise finished junk journal. Still not sure why that happened. But from now on I will only use the ones from we are memory keepers, or the ones from craftalier. They seem to work great. But not using any others.
I'm sorry that happened - how annoying for you! From what I learned through my research of the product, replacement cubes are available, if that helps with the damage? All the best. Jen.
Thank you for doing this video. I seem to always end up with eyelets that have washers (grommets)! That I am unable find how to use, the info sheet that came with it is so tiny print that it's hard to follow. I will look for the info sheet.
That was super useful tutorial. I was really scared of this tool lol. Thank you so much!! I just bought mine one yesterday and it didn't come with eyelets, so I purchased 4mm eyelets from Amazon. Do you think the 4mm will work?
I have a problem with the bottom not splitting and the eyelet coming out. When this happens, I end up using my 2 hand held pieces and a hammer. Works every time.
My! Goodness! I have had a Crop a Dial for about 12 years and DID NOT KNOW anything about that Eyelet Setter.
I often got frustrated with how the eyelet looked from the back.
Thank you SO MUCH for exposing these WONDERS😀
💕🏴
I was about to throw my crop a dile in the bin as I didn’t know how to use it properly. Thank you for this video, it’s going to be a game changer xx
This is the best video on the crop-a-dile usage I’ve ever seen! Thanks so much for taking the time to explain this to us. Now I’ll be more confident using a tool I’ve had for many years!
I solved that problem with the washer not staying put. I put a dot of glue on washer and place it over hole. It will stay in place until you set the eyelet. .
Excellent tutorial ! Very good tips . I found the music detracting.
Thanks for your comment. I will keep this in mind for future videos. Jen.
I didn't know at all about the different settings. Thank you so much. 😮
Tyfs I have had my cropadile for YEARS AND NEVER KNEW THESE THING!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
Ok new subscriber
Thankyou for explaining this tool to us all.
I've had mine for at least 5 yrs and never understood how to use it
I'll now be using it often
Thansk for showing us the cube chart
I've had this tool for years with no idea how to use it! It may now be my favorite tool ever!!❤❤TFS
Thanks for your comment. Definitely in my Top 5 favourite crafting tools! Jen.
What a game changer. I've had this tool for many years. I have thousands of different eyelets that I purchased in a thrift store crafts lot. You have given me a wonderful gift with your instructions. Thank you so much.
Not being a paper crafter I had never heard of a Crop-a-dile until I saw your video. You're a great teacher❤. In the 60's & 70's mom used a similar tool to put western style snaps & buttons on our clothes. It wasn't nearly as fancy!
Thank you❣️ NOW I understand. Much appreciated
Excellent info, thank you
Hallelujah! I had no idea how to use this thing....!
I have both my cropodile and my big bite.... I can't imagine not having either one of them, LOL. I think I use them more outside the craft room then for actual crafting. Both of mine came with the cube chart but over the years I've lost them. I finally downloaded one onto 4x6 photo paper and it's hanging on my wall at my desk.
I'm glad I ran across this YT. I've had a CAD for a while now, but didn't use it because there were not any good instructions. I've saved and will print off the chart for reference and will be using more, thanks to you.
Immediate subscribe half way through this video - love the chart and the humor!
Had mine for at least 20 years and never used it. Thanks so much for a great tutorial! 😊
Who knew there was a chart? This is a great video.. thank you 😊
It's interesting that many people didn't get the cube chart included with their Crop-A-Dile. When I bought mine almost a year ago, it came with a little foldout booklet that included the cube chart and usage instructions. I do like that it's available online for printing because this way I can have it in larger print and can keep it on my craft desk for easy reference. Thanks for an informative video! 😊
Hi there, thanks for your comment. Yes, I don't know why my Crop-A-Dile didn't come with the instruction booklet... unless it did and I misplaced it or something?? I literally only learnt how to use it properly in researching for this video. Previously, I just fumbled my way through!! I really love it now I understand how it works! Jen
I don’t even own a crop a dile but thoroughly enjoyed your video! Loved your humor. 😊
Fantastic tutorial. Didn't realize there was a lock button.
Me either 😂
Hello 😊. Thank you for your comment. Some of them don't have lock buttons - I think it depends on the model. Cheers, Jen.
I've also had mine for probably 15 years. And I always have to search for a video for instructions. This is fabulous! Thankyou!
Amazing!! Thank you, I have shared your video on my TH-cam Community page for all my subbies and viewers. I always had trouble with those darn eyelits. THANK YOU!!
Thanks for a great tutorial! Learned something new today.
Had one for over 10 years, no idea about the flat one. Thanks heaps for sharing.
Thank you so much. This was very helpful.
Very helpful info....thanks for sharing 😊
Loved your humor 🤣
All the information was wonderful and very helpful. Thank you for posting this ❤
Thank you! I just found a setting by trial and error that works for the eyelets that I have and I try to never change toes settings. Understanding why they work is much better!! Thank you!
Great tutorial! I have a lot of eyelets but hardly use them anymore. Thanks to your tips about the crop-a-dile I will be bringing them back out.
So happy to find your video and the information about the cube chart is great!! Thank you!
OMG....thank you so much for this fabulous tutorial! I've had a Crop-a-dile for several years and could get a basic eyelet done but wow, this gives me so many other options. Perfect!
Love your dramatic intro and your clear demonstrations! The chart did come with my tool in very tiny print and of course, I paid no attention to it. I will print out the chart, thanks for a great video!
Thanks so much! That chart will be so helpful. Much better than just muddling through trying to figure out.
Who knew this could do snaps too! I’m in love with my cropadile all over again! I’ve had it for years and it still does great with tin, leather, chipboard and I could go on and on. Thanks for the tutorial.
I got mine at a thrift store and it didn't come with instructions. I thought it was a snazzy hole punch 😂
It can put holes in Altoids tins too. It's best to use the smaller punch side for metal.
This was the best tutorial!! I got the Crop-A-Dile when Tuesday Morning stores in my area closed. It sat in the drawer until I stumbled on your video! Now I know how to use it ,Thank you so much. Terry in Milwaukee WI
Great info and calming voice
Do you have a copy of the guide? Where can I get that? Thank you for sharing the video is very helpful.
Omg!!!! You have taught me how to actually use that scary instrument! Lol thank you so much 😊
Absolutely fabulous thankyouvso much
I’ve had and used one since they first came out. I also own one that stands on its own like a stapler. In all, I own three and greatly recommend them.
Thanks so much for this video! I have saved it and will no doubt refer back to it. I've ordered a Cropadile awhile ago, so hoping to receive it soon. 👍
WOW! thank you! I have had the tool for YEARS and had NO IDEA what it could do!
Thank you so much for this video, I have a crop a dial which I have cursed because I couldn't set the eyelets, I will watch your video a few times to get it right, thank you xx
IVe had one since they first came out and you could use wonderful coupons at all the craft stores! I need to go back and figure out all that I’ve forgot! Thanks for this!
this is the best explanation of the cropadile, thankyou so much❤
Don't mean to complain but the background music was so loud I struggled to hear what you were saying. Loved the tips.
Thanks for letting me know. Will try to rectify in future. Jen.
Hello TFS great tips.
Thank you so much for this. I cannot understand why the chart is not included with the tool. I have the large table top model (arthritic hands can't squeeze very well) and it had no instructions with it. I sort of worked it out having used eyelet punches before with leather and fabric but I still was still a bit unsure of the cube thingy. Never understood why there were 4 sides to choose from. Good to hear a fellow Aussie. Thanks for sharing. 😀
I own this tool and hardly use it because I had forgotten what I purchased it for. 😂 Your video was very helpful to me!
Great video, I have this tool and really do need to use it more. I appreciate the chart also.
I love a well made and thought out tool.
Great video! I finally mustered the courage to open mine and, lo & behold, the chart was included with mine! 👍🙂 But these tips help a lot too! Thx
Fabulous! Wish I'd seen this before. I think I messed mine up because the bottom portion is quite sharp when done! I also really enjoy your sense of humor (or is it humour?). 😉
I just got mine today and I struggled to figure it out at first. But I got it in the first try with your tutorial. Thanks!
great video, now maybe I will use mine more. Thank you
Thankyou now I will use mine.
I found out that you can use the large hole punch on the side to make holes in leather belts . Works great!
Now I want one!! Thanks for such a great video
Great tutorial. TFS 💛💛💛
Thank you. Good information
Thank you for this informative video. I’ve always wondered and now I will go purchase one. Wish I was in Australia. I’d come to your store!😊
Thank you very much! Now I understand so much better 🎉🎉
Great instructions!!!!❤
Thnx and job well done!!
I’ve had mine for years and never knew it had a lock/unlock 😂 that will make it easier to store!
Great video. Thank you!
WOW! This was so fantastic!
You have NO idea how much this has helped me!!
Thanks for your video and the tip about The cube chart. I got excited when you mentioned the lock. I went to go check mine right away but was sad to find out it doesn't have one 🤷🏻♀️
Very informative. Have always thought it would be difficult to use but now see it’s easy
Thanks for the video
Can you give us a link to the chart?
I loved this I’ve had mine for years and that helped a lot thank you
This punches holes for brads also, if I recall correctly
Hi there. Yes, absolutely! You can use the hole punches alone for any type of hole punching needs. I use it as a hole puncher, even when not installing eyelets. Often I just use an awl to make brad holes but if it's a large brad, the Crop-a-Dile definitely comes in handy! Thanks for your comment. Jen.
Great tips thank you
The chart was included in my kit…. But so tiny that I needed magnifier to read it hahahahahah…..
Great and super helpful I seen 1 a while back but I didn't know the name of how to spell it or use the cropodile
One thing: link to reference chart would be lovely 😊
best tutorial about this ever. thanks
Thank you so much❤
You are a life saver!
Ten thumbs up! THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU.
My husband and I craft together and I’m always relegating the Crop-A-Dile to him. It always confused me. THANK YOU for this video.
Just a little note, if you don’t mind. You have a lovely voice and don’t need the distracting music. Don’t mean to offend.
I recently damaged my cropodile. I was using some eyelets that were in decorative shapes, like flowers that were gifted to me. They were an off brand. Actually had no brand name on them. When I tried to compress the eyelet the cube came off partway. And the metal on the cube appeared damaged. And the little eyelet was so mangled and it ruined that area of my otherwise finished junk journal. Still not sure why that happened. But from now on I will only use the ones from we are memory keepers, or the ones from craftalier. They seem to work great. But not using any others.
I'm sorry that happened - how annoying for you! From what I learned through my research of the product, replacement cubes are available, if that helps with the damage? All the best. Jen.
Thank you!
This was so helpful. I have been able to make it work but it just doesn’t seem to look nice. Now (hopefully) it will work better for me.
A game changer, thank you!
Funny and so true …Thanks ❤
Awesome
Thank you for doing this video. I seem to always end up with eyelets that have washers (grommets)! That I am unable find how to use, the info sheet that came with it is so tiny print that it's hard to follow. I will look for the info sheet.
Thank you so very much
That was super useful tutorial. I was really scared of this tool lol. Thank you so much!! I just bought mine one yesterday and it didn't come with eyelets, so I purchased 4mm eyelets from Amazon. Do you think the 4mm will work?
♥️thank you
Game changer for me thakyou so much
I have a problem with the bottom not splitting and the eyelet coming out. When this happens, I end up using my 2 hand held pieces and a hammer. Works every time.
Can I ask where I can print a cube sheet from please
I believe Jen found it on Pinterest
Background music, can’t hear you. 😮