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Martha Stewart Crafts Scoring Board and Envelope Tool

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Brand	MARTHA STEWART
Color	Clear
Material	Plastic
Recommended Uses For Product	Crafts
Item Weight	0.7 Ounces

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Score flawless, crisp lines in seconds when creating invitations, envelopes, gift boxes, and more
Includes an envelope guide with a convenient storage slot and bone folder and storage compartment for your bone folder and pens
Measures 14 by 13 inches
Features measurement guides along the top and side to 12-1/2-inch in 1/8-inch increments with groves every 1/8-inch for detailed scoring
Reflects the quality, thoughtful attention to detail, and how-to expertise of Martha signature style

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Brand

MARTHA STEWART

Color

Clear

Material

Plastic

Recommended Uses For Product

Crafts

Item Weight

0.7 Ounces

Pattern

Solid

Number of Items

Unit Count

1 Count

Item Package Quantity

Product Dimensions

16.4"L x 0.6"W x 13.7"H

Product Dimensions

13.7 x 16.4 x 0.6 inches

Item model number

42-05002

ASIN

B0036FDKZS

Customer Reviews

1,586 ratings

4.7 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#199,276 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing (See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing)
#330 in Scrapbooking Tools

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Item Weight

0.7 ounces

Manufacturer

EKS

Date First Available

January 1, 2009

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Score flawless, crisp lines in seconds when creating invitations, envelopes, gift boxes, and more. This score board includes an envelope guide with a convenient storage slot and bone folder. Board also includes a storage compartment for your bone folder and pens. This board measures 14 by 13in and features measurement guides along the top and side to 12-1/2-inch in 1/8-inch increments with groves every 1/8-inch for detailed scoring. Instructions for making flawless envelopes and additional project ideas are included. This board is constructed of plastic making it lightweight and easy to travel with. Imported.

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Martha Stewart Scoring Board

Score Board

The plastic design is lightweight, yet its 12 inch x 12 inch size is perfect for paper crafting projects of all sizes. Board measures 14 inch x 13 inch (35, 5 centimeter x 33 centimeter). Store your bone folder, pens, pencils or other gadgets using the built-in compartment with secure close lid. Flip open the lid to reveal a convenient measurement guide with project specifications for different sized cards and gift boxes. Rubber feet grip the work surface to ensure stability. Clearly marked measurements allow you to make accurate, evenly aligned marks every time. Measurement guides along the top and left side 1/2 inch and 1/8 inch increments, with scoring grooves every 1/8 inch for detailed scoring.

Improved Bone Folder

It includes a bone folder to makes crisp, straight lines. Use it to create crisp creases and score paper projects with precise lines. When finished, simply tuck the tool into the board’s built-in storage compartment when not in use.

Envelope Guide

The Martha Stewart Scoring Board comes with a handy envelop guide. The triangular measure allows you score lines marked 1/8 inch apart and includes written instructions for making different sized cards, envelopes, gift boxes and more. The guide slips into a hidden compartment underneath your board to keep it conveniently tucked away until you need it. Create different size dimensional envelopes and flat envelopes.

Martha Scoring Board Includes

Scoring board
Envelope guide
Bone folder
Project Booklet

Gift Cards

Make professional-looking greeting cards with matching envelopes. The scoreboard creates precise measurements and crisp folds easier than ever. Create a handmade card using unique paper designs.

Projects for Your Martha Stewart Score Board

Add Texture

Use your scoreboard to add texture, depth and detail to your paper craft designs. Create quilted and striped designs.

Gift Boxes

The scoreboard allows you to create unique gift boxes using your favorite cardstock or paper materials. Includes step-by-step instructions for custom size boxes.

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It's the perfect tool for scoring cardstock and envelopes with precision accuracy!

Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2023

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It's made my life so much easier - I can now score, fold, and envelope paper in a fraction of the time it used to take me. The build quality of the tool is excellent, it's easy to use, and very sturdy. The board is sturdy and the tool is sharp, which makes scoring paper and cardstock a breeze. I also love that it comes with an envelope template so I don't have to waste time measuring out envelopes.

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Battygirlrachel

this will be great for origami!

Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2014

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Just got this today and in a few min had my first envelope! super easy to use. you do have to be careful and pay attention to what your doing though because, as other reviewers have commented, its fairly easy to 'jump track' and score the next groove over. (of course if I had it setting on a flat surface I probably wouldn't have had that issue lol)

I used a sheet of printer paper to make my first envelope and found that using the same light pressure I would use with a pencil and running the folder over the groove a couple times worked well to get the score lines. (the bone folder does NOT have to make contact with the bottom of the groove to score the paper which might be why some ppl have issues with it tearing the paper.)

The board itself is pretty rigid and has foam feet to help keep it from sliding. The packaging stated it had an 'improved' bone folder which feels pretty sturdy to me so it appears MS has addressed that issue. (I may even sand the edges of the tip a little so it doesn't have as snug a fit)

Some reviewers indicated the instructions were a little too simple, leaving them to figure steps out on their own so maybe the instructions improved too since I didn't have that issue. The instruction pamphlet with diagrams only covered a few projects: an A2 card, an A2 gate fold card, an envelope for an A2 dimensional card, and a 4x4x2" box with lid. (It gives you the general idea that you then apply to the measurements they give for the additional sizes for the card, envelope and box/lid.) The envelope guide gives you the measurements for the following sizes: #1, 4 bar, A2, A6, A7, A9, 6" square, and #10 and states that you should decrease the length and width of the starting paper by an 1/8th inch to make envelopes for flat cards. Since some of the cards I make have dimensional embellishments I thought this a nice detail. The instructions adhered to the inside of the 'tool compartment' gives the measurements for cards (which coincide with the envelope sizes) and the following box/lid sizes: 2x2x2, 3x3x2, 4x4x2, 4x4x4, 5x5x3.5, 6x6x3, and 7x7x2.5. I agree with other reviewers that these instructions shouldn't have been adhered to the inside of the compartment since the writing is so small. (I may type up the measurements and use my xyron sticker maker to adhere them to the top of the lid for easier reference.) Of course you can use youtube to get additional ideas on how to use it - I watched one that showed how to make accordion folded medallions.

Given the little issues, I would honestly score it a 4.75 but since that wasn't an option I rounded it up. My paper folding leaves a little to be desired so I think this will be a very handy tool, especially since I do origami.

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Vith

Get the most for your money

Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2014

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I bought the MS score board because I wanted to make my own wedding invitations. I had been making cards for a few months before purchasing it, and I was simply using my ruler to score cards before that. After getting used to it, I simply can't do without it. The perfect crease it creates is no match to folding and scoring manually.

Why not the scor-pal? A lot of you might want an answer to this question. The scor-pal is another widely using scoring board in the papercrafting industry. People who use the scor-pal claim that the grooves in the scor-pal are deeper, therefore the scoring is much more easier. I do not own the scor-pal, so I can't compare them both. But as far as my experience with the MS score board goes, I love it. I find the depth of the grooves to be adequate for my needs (and for the price).

The bone folder that comes along with it is a bit sharp so be careful while using it on copy papers. It is the only bone folder I have, and I am quite happy with it. It does leave a shiny edge on cardstock when you are scoring it, and some people find it a bit of a annoyance, and use teflon bone folders, which cost around $20. That's too much money for just avoiding a shiny edge, so I'll pass on that.

I score all my cards on my scoreboard. But that is not what I most appreciate about it. I like making miniatures out of cardstock. I made a small Christmas village last year, and it wouldn't have been possible without the scoring board. I downloaded templates, printed them out, and scored all corners using the scoreboard. The project was a success, and the process was a breeze :) So if you are into papercrafts more than cardmaking this is one tool you will find a lot of use for. So, if you are a card-maker(not a scrapbooker) the mini scoring board is the one you should be looking for. It's small and handy, and does the same scoring as the scoreboard. Since you are making only cards, the dimensions should be just enough.

The Envelope maker comes in handy when I want to make customized envelopes. But, I don't use this feature as much as I thought I would do.

The little compartment on the top is very handy. I store my bone folder, my black felt tip pen, white uniball signo, glue pen, pencil and my eraser in it.

The scoreboard is also sturdy enough. I've dropped it a couple of times from my desk, and no damage was done.

I've been using the score board for 2 years now, and I have no complaints. I 100% recommend it for papercrafters.

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Lilly Shaya

Excellent

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 20, 2016

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Perfect! I wanted a scoring board for making boxes easily and had been looking at this for a while before purchasing it. As I am fairly new to card making I needed some essential pieces of kit. The initial outlay is quite pricey so was taking care to pick items I would get the most use from. I have a paper trimmer that has a scoring blade but found it a bit tricky to use. There are a few scoring boards out there but this one stuck out especially as it had an adapter for making envelopes and came with a bone folder come scoring tool that lives in a small compartment at the top of the board. The measurements are in inches and the groves are an with of an inch appart, giving you a great choice of options.
I found the envelope adapter a bit tricky to use at first but once I made a couple found it a bit easier, although some of the recommended sizes came out larger or smaller than I expected.
The board is nice and sturdy and of good quality. It's a bit expensive but well worth it as I have made loads of boxes, cards and envelopes with it and have many more ideas for more.

Nerdy Nannie

Superb piece of kit

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 14, 2014

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I always wondered why folks go on about these boards so much! After all, you can fold with a rule and an embossing tool can't you? I also have a trimmer that scores card if required. Well I was wrong! This is so precise and easy, it gives just the right crease, 100% accurate. No trimming of the card afterwards to make the edges true. Some people commented on the poor quality of the bone folder. Well this now has a NEW version, and the tool is robust and looks pretty indestructible to me! I like how the bits all fit into the frame so it can all be kept safely and neat. I have not tried making a box yet, but the instructions look easy to follow. Delivery was within a few days, so mine must have been sent from the UK. I'm very pleased with this and wish I had bought one years ago.

K A Byrne

Simply Brilliant

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 14, 2013

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Had to order this from the UK as they are not available here due to copyright issues. This is cheaper than most of the inferior brands sold in the UK and with the FREE shipping offered by this seller, it's an unbeatable deal financially.

This is, in my humble opinion, the very best scoring board on the market. Light weight, very flat and most importantly has 1/8 inch markings in inches. Only criticism is that the scoring tool that comes with the board is too flimsy for my liking so I just use a 3mm permagano, embossing tool for perfect results.

In fact, I like it so much that I went back and ordered another one so that visiting family and friends have one to use when that sudden urge to make something hits..

Soozy

Brilliant score board

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 22, 2015

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Best score board I have used, wonderful to have all the small increments and ability to place your scorer in place with the paper/card butted right up to the top, such a boon. Love that the scorer can be stored in the little compartment though I struggle to open it which I have solved by sticking a thin length of ribbon to the inside long enough to stick out when closed and so much easier to grab onto to pull open. Because of the many scoring grooves they aren't as wide as my other hougie board so you have to be a bit careful not to 'fall out' of the groove but this is worth it for the extra increments.

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Avril Crisp

Perfect Results Every Time

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 22, 2013

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I wanted a scoring board as I construct hand-made cards, envelopes and boxes. Obviously the larger the card the larger the board you need. I tried Crafters Companion at £35+ but found it was fiddely to use and not large enough. I found the Martha Stewart board great for making the 8" x 8" cards and envelopes though, giving a good score line and easy to use scale markings. It is a sturdy and well constructed board without being heavy. If you are a paper crafter you wouldn't be disappointed with the results you can achieve. Well worth the money.

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Martha Stewart Scoring Board

Score Board

Improved Bone Folder

Envelope Guide

Martha Scoring Board Includes

Gift Cards

Projects for Your Martha Stewart Score Board

Add Texture

Gift Boxes

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