The last part of our Japanese supplies you didn’t know you needed series is finally here!
In this video, we’ll show you five types of unique Japanese craft supplies.
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Corner punches are an easy way to give photos and cards the perfect finishing touch.
The Sun-Star Kadomaru Pro is an excellent tool for craft enthusiasts.
It has three different punches to round three corner sizes, in 3, 5, and 8 millimeter radiuses.
There’s also the adorable Sun-Star Kadomarun, which fits in a pen case for on-the-go crafting.
The Kuretake KurePunch is a corner punch with flair.
These punches cut out decorative designs
that you can use to make beautiful frames or intricate borders.
With five different styles, you can experiment with a different look every time you make a card!
Multi Scissors and Cutters.
Crafters need ergonomic scissors and cutters that slice exactly where you need them to.
These Midori Portable Multi Scissors fit the bill.
They're small but mighty, and their strong, steel blades
can cut through cardstock and other tough materials.
They aren’t just scissors though--they have a serrated bottom edge for opening boxes,
and a wire cutter is built into the hinge.
The included cap makes it easy to store them safely with other supplies.
The Midori Single Sheet Scrapbook Cutter was made for crafters who need to make detailed
cuts for paper projects.
The tiny blade slices cleanly through a single sheet of paper and the cutter’s rotating
head makes it easy to cut in straight or curved lines.
Plus, the blades are refillable, so you never have to worry about dull blades again!
The Ohto Pen-Style Ceramic Cutter is a similar option without the rotating head.
It has the accuracy of a craft knife in the convenient and portable body of a pen.
Adhesive and Glues.
Almost every craft project needs a little bit of adhesive.
These unique applicators make it a cinch to stick things together!
The Nichiban Tenori is a convenient adhesive dispenser.
You can use the Tenori in two different ways.
Press down to stamp a rectangle of adhesive, or angle the body to roll a continuous strip!
With the Tenori, you can attach a photo in your journal or seal an envelope with ease.
If you hate messy glue bottles, try the Kuretake Zig 2 Way Glue Pen.
The pen-shaped body and precise tip
makes it easy to put glue exactly where you want it to go.
With three different tip sizes, you’ll always have a glue pen that works with your current project.
The glue is light blue when wet but dries clear, so you know exactly where you’re gluing.
You can make permanent or temporary bonds with this glue pen.
To make temporary adhesive, just wait for the glue to dry completely; then you can stick
and restick as you please!
Washi Tape Cutters and Holders.
If you use tons of washi tape, take a look at our favorite washi tape cutters and holders.
The Kokuyo KaruCut is the perfect solution if you’ve ever struggled with messy tears
in your washi tape.
This compact cutter clips onto a roll of washi tape and has a serrated edge to tear off clean strips!
The KaruCut also comes in two sizes to fit different tape widths.
The Sun-Star LaCut isn’t just a tape holder.
With a strong magnet in the base, the LaCut can be positioned vertically on your refrigerator.
The magnet also prevents the dispenser from moving, so you can pull off pieces of tape
with one hand.
The MT Maki Maki Mini Tape Roll Maker lets you transfer washi tape from one roll to another!
Roll tapes onto the flat refill and then you can always have your favorite tapes in your pen case.
You can also share the tapes with your friends by making mini rolls.
Make your own envelopes and boxes using these handy templates.
With the Kuretake Handmade Envelope Templates, you can make unique envelopes in four different sizes.
Trace along the holes in the plastic guide on any paper you like: gift wrap, magazines,
or even calendars.
Then, cut along the line, glue, and fold.
The Kuretake Gift Box Templates make it easy to create your own containers for party favors,
small gifts, and more.
Simply trace along the template, cut out the design, and fold it together.
There are two templates with four designs total.
We hope you enjoyed this video series of Japanese supplies you didn’t know you needed!
If you didn't see the first three videos in this series, be sure to check those out too!
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