EK ToolsMini Scoring Board, 7.5"x9.75", with Bone Folder, Scoreboard for Paper Crafting, Make Envelopes, Cards, Precision Photos, and More

The media could not be loaded. I originally bought this to make envelopes, and let me tell you—it’s a game-changer! The size is perfect for handling all kinds of projects without taking up too much space, and the folder is a dream for getting those crisp, precise folds.But the fun doesn’t stop at envelopes. I've used it to create personalized cards, fancy gift boxes, and even some unique photo mats for scrapbooking. It’s incredibly versatile, and the measurement guides make everything super easy, even for someone like me who’s not always the most precise.Whether you’re a seasoned paper crafter or just getting started, this tool is a must-have. It’s durable, easy to use, and opens up so many creative possibilities. Don’t hesitate—your next favorite craft project is waiting for you!

This is a simple tool but perfect for cardmaking.-size: It allows me to store it in most bins or drawers unlike the 12x12 size. It may be limited to small projects because of the size but it is perfect for cardmaking. With the Fiskars 5.5x6.5 trimmer, it will be on my desk stacked together.-markings: I love that it has markings for card folding on front side. It has envelope folding markings on the back.-scoring tool: The yellow scoring tool is thin and I prefer thin. The tool storage is on front so you don't forget to put it back. I lost my other scoring tools because I misplaced them.If you want to fold cards in half, use the board's top measuring edge as your guide. After scoring, place the card against the board's top measuring edge as if you make top folding cards. Match card edges then press down the folding edge with the yellow tool. It worked for me.

Scoring board for cards, it’s great to travel with its sturdy and comes with a little bone knife ti flatten your creases , looks great and works well, and a great value

I’ve had this a couple years. I used it very little cause I wasn’t getting the hang of it. Yesterday I took the time to take a good look as to why. The grooves are about 1/16th“ different than the measurement shown. No wonder my A2 cards were never even. This one may be defective so not sure it applies to all of them. Too late to return of course. I can still use it, but I have to measure separately and adjust the paper slightly. I do like the size and it works to score paper, I just can’t trust the measurement.

Great scoring board works well for increasing your paper. I recommend this item.

Great beginners pack, everything you need for junk journaling, and a good value!

This is a wonderful tool for card makers. And hidden on the back (that is not in the description) is a wonderful envelope maker. I had cards without envelopes and the 4 sizes noted on the back of the score board did not quite match the size envelope I needed, but after a little creative thinking and altering where I placed the card stock to be scored, I have the perfect size envelope I needed. Scoring tool stays nicely in it’s bracket. Easy to tote. So happy I bought this. My only complaint is that the number markings are not terribly easy to see/read, for those of us visually challenged. Easily remedied by using a marker to delineate the 1 inch marks. Approximate size is 7.5”x10”. I highly recommend this product!

I make cards and my craft space is very old school. One tiny die cut machine and very few punches. But..this little scoring tool helps me to be a bit more accurate when making score lines. Also as an added bonus there's a place on the back that can help you make envelopes; I probably use that feature more often. It's not very big, only 6 1/2 inches, but big enough for me.