
We use (and have shown in our videos) quite a lot of different scoreboards in our crafting, but one we always come back to is the Eazi-Scoreboard by Phyllis of DiamondCardCraft. It is well-designed, particularly for UK sizes of card (A4, A5 etc). Not just for scoring your cardstock neatly, it can be used for loads of things (use ideas from our Videos, or the boards' Project Books). The latest design is the Mandala board (which can be used over a lightbox as it is transparent) particularly useful for matting and layering, using the different shapes as a change instead of plain squares and rectangles.
We are intending to go to the craft fair at the SECC in Glasgow during October, so we hope to come back having bought lots of goodies!
Instead of my rubber-stamping I have been using large Christmas peel-offs on watercolour paper, then painting them with Twinkling H2Os; the paper is harder to paint than the 160g lightweight white card, but it gives a nice texture.
Instead of my rubber-stamping I have been using large Christmas peel-offs on watercolour paper, then painting them with Twinkling H2Os; the paper is harder to paint than the 160g lightweight white card, but it gives a nice texture.
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