SevenMye 5 Pack Plastic Bone Folder Crafts Scoring Folding Creasing Paper Crafting Scrapbooking Tool forHandmade Paper Leather Crafts Book Binding and Card Making Crafts, 8 Inch

• ✎WHAT YOU WILL GET: Package include 5 pcs Bone Folder Crafts Scoring Folding Creasing Paper Crafting Scrapbooking Tool.There's enough of it to last you a long time.Creat crip and clean folds on your cardstock everytime: use this handy little tool to score,crease, smooth, or burnish paper, tissue, and cardboard
• ✎QUALITY MATERIAL: These bone folders are made from durable plastic that cant damage paper, bone Folder Paper Creaser Set Crafts Scoring Creasing Tool for Bookingbinding, card making, paper crafts and office supplies
• ✎BONE FOLDER SIZE: The Bone Folder measures approximately 8 x 0.94 inches, making it comfortable to hold and providing precise and flexible control. This Bone Folder Polisher should be used in every office or arts and crafts room and is perfect for smoothing nicked creases or polishing rub, dent and scratch papers, cutting clay, and getting into hard-to-reach corners
• ✎WIDE APPLICATIPN:The Bone Folder Paper Folder is perfect for scrapbooking, card making, origami, handmade books, bookbinding, sewing, leather crafting, office supplies, school handmade DIY crafts and other DIY paper crafts, use this handy little origami tool for Score, crease, smooth or polish paper, tissue and cardboard
• SCORING TOOL: Bone folder creaser is so smooth that can glaze/scratch delicate papers, fabrics or surfaces and is perfect for smoothing nicked creases or polishing rub, dent and scratch papers, cutting clay, and getting into hard-to-reach corners

Specifications: Condition: 100% Brand New Material: Natural Bone Color: White Size: 205x25mm/8.1x1inch. Perfect tool for getting crisp, accurate paper folds, creases and scoring lines. Package Included: 5 x Natural bone folder tool Notice: Please allow 1-3cm error due to manual measurement and make sure you do not mind before ordering. Please understand that colors may exist chromatic aberration as the different placement of pictures.