Cute Mini Retractable Utility Knife for Paper Crafts
Tape that tears, stickers that wrinkle, and envelopes opened with a fumbling blade all disappear with one pastel cutter. The blade slides out with a thumb for a clean cut and tucks back under the shell when you are done. At about 6cm, it clips to a keychain or sits in a pencil case.
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Tape that tears, stickers that wrinkle, and envelopes opened with a fumbling blade all disappear with one pastel cutter. The blade slides out with a thumb for a clean cut and tucks back under the shell when you are done. At about 6cm, it clips to a keychain or sits in a pencil case.
Cute pastel mini cutter with a retractable blade for everyday precision cutting
- bulky box cutters for small paper and craft jobs
- exposed blades in a desk drawer or bag
- cutting tape, labels and sticker sheets neatly
Precise paper cuts without the bulky box cutter.
Tape, labels and sticker sheets used to tear or crumple. With a 6cm pastel cutter that retracts with one thumb, every snip lands clean.
Small enough to carry, safe enough to keep

Blade hides with one thumb
The ribbed white slider sits right under your thumb. Push it forward to extend the slim blade, then slide it back to cover the edge. The blade stays hidden in a bag or pencil case, so the cutter is safe to toss in with notebooks and sticker books.

Pocket-size footprint
At about 6cm overall, the rounded bean body rests in the palm and fits the hand without effort. A small hang hole at the rear takes a keychain or lanyard, so the cutter rides on a bag strap instead of sliding around a drawer.

Pastel colors on your desk
The lineup covers yellow, light blue, white, green, pink and cyan. Every color shares the same shape and blade slot, so the set sits neatly beside washi rolls, sticker books and a stack of journals.
Three moves from drawer to desk
- 1Slide the blade out
Push the white ribbed button forward with your thumb. The slim blade extends with a short click and shows a flash of the accent color.
- 2Cut along a straight edge
Hold the knife at a shallow angle and draw it along a ruler or the edge of a tape roll. Light pressure gives cleaner ends than sawing back and forth.
- 3Slide it back before you set it down
Push the button back with your thumb so the edge is covered. Thread a keychain through the rear hole to clip it onto a bag or pencil case.
Pocket-sized, from 6cm long
- 6 cmOverall length
- 10 mmBlade (as listed)
- PP plasticBody material
Pocket-sized: fits a pencil case, a pocket or a keychain
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Questions and answers
Yes for tape, labels, sticker sheets, envelopes and thin card. The body is PP plastic and the blade is short, so it is built for light paper work. For thick board, reach for a heavier cutter.
Yes. Slide the blade back under the shell with your thumb after each cut, and the edge stays covered. Hang it from a keychain or lanyard through the rear hole so it does not slide around loose in a bag.
You choose the color. The lineup includes yellow, light blue, white, green, pink and cyan. Pick the one that matches your pencil case or desk set.
No. The blade and the light plastic body are made for paper, tape and stickers. Thick cardboard and heavy packing material need a sturdier tool.
A standard craft knife has an open blade and a metal handle that rattles loose in a drawer. This one hides its blade in a pastel shell, clips onto a keychain and fits a pencil case. It is a budget desk tool you can afford to keep in every bag.
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