Hi. I have a tip to help with centering up the paper. I drew the circle/ squares on the Cinch as a guide. This is how I did it- Put the guide lip back in the regular position. Line a large piece of chipboard/ greyboard up against the lip, and punch it. Pull the cardboard out slightly, still aligned with the guide lip. Now get a black pencil or thin marker and draw inside the punched out square/ circles onto the Cinch. That way you have an accurate guide of where the holes will be. It's easier than relying on the rulers.
Great video! I ended up ordering a Bind It All instead of the Cinch because it looked too complicated for me! I haven't had a chance to use it yet but after watching your video, I think I would have been okay with the Cinch because of your good instruction!
I have a Cinch machine. I encounter problems when the outside covers are a different size than the inside pages. How do you account for that when making holes? Also there is a peg to anchor your pages when doing the second set of holes. It is on the left side of the machine. I am all done shipping presents to family. I am glad that is done. Good tip about cutting the binding after putting on the pages.
Hi, Dee Dee. Is there a reason (or another model option) as to why this Cinch isn't wider to accommodate the need for more holes? Nonetheless, your instructions were clear and very helpful. Cheers, Ardith
I really like the cinch maker. Grace is really going to like her journal.
I love my Cinch. Thank you so much for this great tutorial.
thank you for taking the time to demonstrate the binding steps - step-by-step!! This looks so very professional! I hope I try this! hahahaha tfs
You are so good at instructing us on how to do things. Great little gadget. I am only used to office binders but this is much less boring 😊
I want a cinch maker thingie soooooo bad. One of these days I’ll get one! On that wish list. I just think they are so cute
Great tutorial! The cinch books are lovely. This machine would be great to have. 🐞🌲🎅⛄🤶🦌🎄
Hi. I have a tip to help with centering up the paper. I drew the circle/ squares on the Cinch as a guide. This is how I did it-
Put the guide lip back in the regular position. Line a large piece of chipboard/ greyboard up against the lip, and punch it.
Pull the cardboard out slightly, still aligned with the guide lip.
Now get a black pencil or thin marker and draw inside the punched out square/ circles onto the Cinch.
That way you have an accurate guide of where the holes will be. It's easier than relying on the rulers.
Very cool, I don't have one of these, maybe on the wish list for santa !! ;)
Hi Dee Dee you’re such an inspiring person thank you so much for sharing xx
Great instruction!
Great video! I ended up ordering a Bind It All instead of the Cinch because it looked too complicated for me! I haven't had a chance to use it yet but after watching your video, I think I would have been okay with the Cinch because of your good instruction!
Thank you, this was a fabulous video I definitely want to get one of these, tfs❤️
Thank you, I’ve wanted one of these for ages, but wasn’t sure how easy it was to work, now it’s ordered. Thank you so much xx😁❤️🇬🇧
I have a Cinch machine. I encounter problems when the outside covers are a different size than the inside pages. How do you account for that when making holes? Also there is a peg to anchor your pages when doing the second set of holes. It is on the left side of the machine. I am all done shipping presents to family. I am glad that is done. Good tip about cutting the binding after putting on the pages.
Hi, Dee Dee. Is there a reason (or another model option) as to why this Cinch isn't wider to accommodate the need for more holes? Nonetheless, your instructions were clear and very helpful. Cheers, Ardith
How much paper can be used on the largest size coil?
This had me a bit confused 😕