Create a beautifully jagged, torn edge on paper with ease using the Tim Holtz Deckle Torn Edge Trimmer — a professional, repeatable alternative to hand-ripping for giving your mixed media projects and home decor pieces the textured/distressed look you're looking for. It's also a great tool for scrapbook and card making lovers. This tool gives you that artistic, distressed look you love, with far more control and consistency than tearing by hand.

Designed for standard paper sizes like US Letter and A4, the trimmer features an 8.5" cutting length, built-in grid lines for accurate alignment, and a soft-grip handle that keeps crafting comfortable, even during longer sessions. The result is a clean, intentionally imperfect edge that adds character and depth to every project.

Product Highlights

• Creates jagged, torn-edge effects with precision
• Professional alternative to hand-ripping paper
• 8.5" cutting length for US Letter and A4 paper
• Measurement markings and a ruler in imperial inches and metric centimeters at the top and bottom of the trimmer
  
• Built-in 0.25" gridded base for easy alignment and measuring
• Soft-grip handle for comfort and control
• A clear, plastic paper guard to stabilize your paper and protect your fingers
• Slice from the top of the trimmer or the bottom for a different look on the edge of your page, paper, or photo
• Non-slip feet on the bottom of the trimmer to reduce any movement of the trimmer when in use
• Trimmer size: 12.8" x 2.5" x 9.2"

Perfect For

• Cardstock
• Photographs
• Mixed media projects
• Specialty papers
• Home decor pieces
• Scrapbooking and card making
• Tags, labels, and journaling
• Collages and layered paper projects
• Artistic, distressed paper edges

Tips

• The Deckle Torn Edge Trimmer is designed to be used on thicker cardstock (60 lb. and up)
• When using thin cardstock or paper, try stacking at least 3 sheets together to allow for the best deckle edge cut.

When you want torn edges that look intentional — not accidental — this trimmer delivers every time.