My daughter loves arts and crafts. Before the holidays I saw a commercial for Crayola Cutter an awesome little gadget that is supposed to allow children to cut paper the same as writing with a pen. Sounded like an awesome concept, and of course the commercial looked cool. After the pilgrimage to Toys R Us myself and my wife, along with 2 other parents questioned a clerk, who informed us all that they would not receive any for a few days. On a separate trip to Target we happened to find one Yeah!!!!. 
Fast forward, after Christmas morning that afternoon, we opened everything and loaded the batteries into the base and I attached the cutting point that looked like a needle sticking out of a cone and when she fired the little contraption up it starting buzzing away. Of course after reading the instructions it tells you that it cuts by perforating the paper with many tiny little holes with the tiny little needle. Now that she has used it several times and has gotten the right speed down it actually cuts pretty well. I just think it is pretty interesting that someone at Crayola thought of the idea to turn a tattoo machine into a paper cutter for arts and crafts.
Fast forward, after Christmas morning that afternoon, we opened everything and loaded the batteries into the base and I attached the cutting point that looked like a needle sticking out of a cone and when she fired the little contraption up it starting buzzing away. Of course after reading the instructions it tells you that it cuts by perforating the paper with many tiny little holes with the tiny little needle. Now that she has used it several times and has gotten the right speed down it actually cuts pretty well. I just think it is pretty interesting that someone at Crayola thought of the idea to turn a tattoo machine into a paper cutter for arts and crafts.
