Scor-it Tool

Scrapbooking Tools - Advanced

There is also the Scor-It Envelope Maker, an A-2 Envelope Template, an aluminum template that guides you to make A-2 envelopes from any sheet of paper.

The A-2 card that measures 4 1/4 x 5 1/2 folded and holds an A-2 or invitation card that is 4 x 5 1/4. It has a cutout circle in the center that will allow you to position the template so you can see what the front of your envelope will look like. Great if you are using printed paper, to make sure you have the design you want centered on the front of your envelope.

Made from aluminum, you can either cut around the template with a craft knife or you can trace around it and then cut out the envelope with a pair of scissors.

Also available is a Sliding Ruler. It slips onto the 12 inch large Scor-it Board and allows you to create dry embossed diamonds, rectangles, grids and starbursts. It has inch and metric measurements and fits both large inch and metric Scor-it Boards.

Just released now is the Scor-Grip, a great removable handle for your large stamps or acrylic blocks. Sometimes when you have a large stamp or block that is just too big to hold comfortably or securely in one hand, wouldn't this Scor-Grip be a great addition to your stamping workshop?

The latest accessory is Cathie Allen's Position-It. This is the most complete and versatile stamp positioner on the market. It Comes with a solid base with grid, a main positioner with a peg system to hold it and your work piece firmly in place, a 1" sub-positioner, a clear plexiglass sheet, good instructions and non-slip feet.

In addition there are Cathie Allan's Sub-Positioners, a 1" and a 2" Sub-Positioner that allows you to move further into your work or can work as positioners on their own without the Scor-It.

And a set of 3 Position-it Replacement Pegs

And below, the card on the left was done the same way and then the corners cut off at an angle to make the scored lines appear diamond shaped. The scored lines were inked with a darker blue ink pad to accentuate the scored lines.

Scrapbook Layout Idea:
This scrapbook layout may use the card for a photo matte, but the idea behind this was to put on some small flower embellishments to make it look like a floral trellis.

It could also be used to resemble a French Notice Board, with the scored lines replacing the ribbons.

One last example is this card that was scored with double lines 1/4 inch apart. The scored lines were then lightly inked with a brown ink to accentuate them. The card was then matted with a brown card stock that was also scored 1/4 inch from the edge.

Scrapbook Layout Idea:
Use this as a Title Block, Journaling Block, Photo Matte or for the front of a greeting card.

You can check out the Scor-it Tool website at Scor-It-All where they have a video from Craft TV weekly which shows the tool in action.

There are also some suggestions for using the Scor-it Tool with other media like metallics, plastics, etc. Also available is a list of stores that carry the tool for purchase.

Or you can check out the Score Store below for several brands of scoring tools.

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