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All your projects will look professional when you use the 12" x 12" Scor-Pal Eighths Measuring and Scoring Board by Scor-Pal. Features of this board include:
A definite 'must have' tool for the card maker and paper crafter. The new marks, repeated down the grooves, make specialty cards and multiples a breeze. Also, the clip lock that holds the bone folder means I never loose it, like I constantly did with my old one. This tool also works well for vellum; but beware, don't press too hard or you will tear your work!
This board makes projects easier. Love the Eighths measuring lines!
Love this score board. Very easy to use and versatile. It handles any size project. I make a lot of different sized cards and mini albums and it handles all of them. I also love that the scoring tool to make the creases is easily attached to the board so it’s not lost.
Thought I could make do without this tool but after the first use it was clear I had been so wrong. Scoring is s easy and neat -no more ragged folds and I would definitely recommend the Scor-Pal to all paper crafters
This is my first scoring board and I'm finding it to be very easy to use. I love that a 12x12 sheet fits perfectly inside the unit, the numbers are easy to read and the little spot for the bone folder helps keep that little tool handy!
very happy with the Scor Pal. Transaction was quick and smooth. Thank you.
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Does this score properly? The one I have is off and I have to trim the cards all the time.
By:
mrs3ski
(29-May-20)
Does this scoreboard give you measurements to make envelopes?
By:
User
(06-Feb-21)
I haven't used it for envelopes, but you could try measuring envelopes
By: Michelle Scrapper of 4
(08-Feb-21)
I am interested in the ScorePal board and you are out of stock of this item. Will you be getting more and do you ship to Nova Scotia,Canada? Thanks
Jean, 
