There are several versions available of the crop-a-dile. You can distinguish them by their colour: pink, green, turquoise… If it is your desire to get started by using lots of basic eyelets and you want a protective case to keep your crop-a-dile safe, you can by the Pink crop-a-dile, which includes a case and 100 eyelets.

At this moment, the most basic model is the Turquoise Crop-a-dile. This is the version 2.0, with a more comfortable and ergonomic handle for applying pressure more easily. If, on the contrary, you work on larger scrapbooking projects, what you need is the Crop-a-dile II Big Bite. Its functioning is exactly the same, but thanks to its size you can punch and set your eyelets farther from the edge of the paper. With it you can set your accessories anywhere in a standard scrapbooking paper (30,5 x 30,5 cm = 12 x 12”). Keep in mind…The Crop-a-dile is very easy to use once you understand it and it’s settings. No more banging. It comes complete with the punching mechanism on the sides in two different sizes. I feel that the Crop-A-Dile is a very good investment and that it really works well. We’ve tried it on different materials, and it has proved to be so easily to use in all of them. You’ll love the result!

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What is the crop-a-dile? In this post we explain you everything you need to know about this eyelet setting tool by We R memory keepers.

Place the eyelet on the hole using the correct position (the TOP side must coincide with the upper part of the eyelet, whereas the BASE part must coincide with the inferior part of the eyelet) and press the pincers.

Crop-A-Dile III Main Squeeze Corners - Nickel Stripes

Do you know what the crop-a-dile is? If you’re already a scrapbooking expert, these are not news for you. Most probably than not the crop-a-dile is already part of your essential working tools set. The Crop-A-Dile is Ideal for Punching: Paper, Tin, Leather, Plastic, Chipboard, Acrylic, Fabric, Wood and Poly Well, put in a simply way and to sum up the whole post, we can define the crop-a-dile as a hole-punching and metallic eyelet setting tool. Select your snap, eyelet or metal embellishment . Select the correct top and base combination as shown in the picture. Determine the correct top and base combination (see combination chart below) for the type of metal embellishment selected and rotate them to the correct position.