Bone Folder • 2/19/08


Bone Folder - The Paper Arts at Bloglander

Have you ever wondered how some crafters get those professional looking creases and folds in their paper cards or origami designs? The answer is that they use a folding tool - traditionally this is called a “Bone Folder” because that’s the material it was made out of. Nowadays, they’re almost always made out of plastic.

Several places have them - I spotted this melamine based bone folder over on Martha Stewart Crafts. The tool has pointed end on one side for scoring and a smoother and wider end for burnishing. It comes with storage pouch. Granted, you could just use a household plastic utensil instead, but the price is not too bad.

Craft Bone Folder
$5.99 on MarthaStewartCrafts.com

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  1. jess Says:

    Actually there are still quite a few “bone” folders- made out of real bone- out there. Paper Source sells them and some book artists prefer them to the plastic ones. :)

    Fun site!!

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