Scor-Pal 449122 Scor Buddy Eighths Mini Scoring Board 9" x 7.5 Imperial

Great scoring tool. Small enough to keep on your craft table. Great that it measures in eighths.

This is just the perfect sized score board and has all the measurement sizes and can read them so clearly… just perfect for my card making.. plus it comes with a cloth bag that has a zip so it can be safely stored away when not using 👋

Bought as a gift so can’t personally comment on how good it is; but the mother in law was delighted as she was previously folding cards by hand and finds this much easier to use with a better finish.

Liking this. It has made it easier rather than getting the large one out which doesn’t have edges so this one is much easier to use. Would recommend.

a good little score I have used it a lot vey handy I use this one more then my big one

Everything on this scoring board is in inches and part inches thereof. This is the one I wanted before, a couple of years ago, but I got sent a metric version instead. I'm a baby boomer. I learnt imperial measurements at school, not metric. I am at my happiest dealing with feet and inches. I am happy now ;-)

Ideal size for carrying around to craft groups. Very useful for smaller cards and items

Great for making boxes, gift cards etc

So easy to use for card making

Es buena herramienta, aunue al momento de doblar la tarjeta, debes hacerlo en la misma tabla, sino queda chueco

Loved it. Easy to take when scrapbooking / card making at a crop or at Friends!

I love the Scor-Buddy, I love that the measurements are written on it. Highly recommend it.

After carefully checking all the options (including sizes and brands) available, I chose this one, and it has met (if not exceeded) my expectations. Since I will be using this mostly for making cards from a variety of 9" x 12" or 9" x 14" paper types, and I already own a paper trimmer, the size of this scoring board is perfect for my needs. I have now tested this on a variety watercolor paper (cold and hot-pressed), bristol paper (smooth and vellum), as well as mixed media paper, and the result has been equally good on all types. I recently purchased 100 blank cards and envelopes, only to discover the scoring was off, so I will have to trim each card -- something I never had to do in the past -- and this is what motivated me to make blank cards from scratch. I always end up with leftover envelopes when buying sets of blank cards and envelopes because not every card attempt turns out to my satisfaction. With this scoring board, I'll be able to make non-standard card sizes, as well as making use of my collection of assorted blank envelopes that I have acquired over many years.