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  • MissyMe
    Junior Member
    Junior crafter
    • Aug 2008
    • 9

    Pre-scored Cards vs Scoring Your Own

    Does anyone just buy the card and score their own? Obviously this is a cheaper way of feeding your hobby but does it give the same results for you?

    I'm wondering what way to go or try

  • Pagan
    Senior Member
    Super crafter
    • Apr 2008
    • 1465

    #2
    Hi Missy, I score my own cards. I prefer buying card in bulk and sizing and scoring my own - that way I can make the card any size (or shape) I want. It's also cheaper lol
    www.corrigancards.com


    A mind is like a parachute........it only functions when open

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    • MissyMe
      Junior Member
      Junior crafter
      • Aug 2008
      • 9

      #3


      Does it take some getting use to *blush* or is it simple and give myself a shake? lol

      What do you use to pre-score? I have a paper cutter that has an extra slider for scoring but it was pretty cheap so might be worth investing in somehing better...maybe!

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      • Pagan
        Senior Member
        Super crafter
        • Apr 2008
        • 1465

        #4
        I have a bone paper folder like this to make the crease. Depending on the size of card, I either just fold the card over and crease with the paper folder, or make a guide with the edge of the paper folder and a metal ruler. You don't need anything expensive (I think the folders cost me £2-odd
        www.corrigancards.com


        A mind is like a parachute........it only functions when open

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        • MissyMe
          Junior Member
          Junior crafter
          • Aug 2008
          • 9

          #5
          Thanks

          I'll have a look around

          Love your cards - I had a quick peek at your website I could never do so much detail I'm really impatient & terrible with fussy things lol

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          • Pagan
            Senior Member
            Super crafter
            • Apr 2008
            • 1465

            #6
            awww thank you , glad you like them. You'll be surprised at what you'll come up with after a while, it gets addictive lol
            www.corrigancards.com


            A mind is like a parachute........it only functions when open

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            • MissyMe
              Junior Member
              Junior crafter
              • Aug 2008
              • 9

              #7
              My American friend is really in to her card making like yours - she just bought some machine called cricut to make her own little bits ...put a machine like that infront of me I'd have a headache lol

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              • Spirit_of_wales
                Senior Member
                100+ crafts club
                • Feb 2008
                • 149

                #8
                Hi Missyme
                I'm glad that you asked that question as I have always wondered about what was best as regards card. I have been givenplastic shoehorns (unwanted gifts from inside crackers) and was thinking if they could be used for the purpose of creasing too.
                Txx

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                • Pagan
                  Senior Member
                  Super crafter
                  • Apr 2008
                  • 1465

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Spirit_of_wales View Post
                  Hi Missyme
                  I'm glad that you asked that question as I have always wondered about what was best as regards card. I have been givenplastic shoehorns (unwanted gifts from inside crackers) and was thinking if they could be used for the purpose of creasing too.
                  Txx

                  I don't see why not - try it and see and let us know
                  www.corrigancards.com


                  A mind is like a parachute........it only functions when open

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                  • Tip Top
                    Senior Member
                    Try and catch up with this one.. What a crafter!!!
                    • Apr 2007
                    • 5609

                    #10
                    I use the rounded tool in the picture and it cost around £2 and I would not be without it!!

                    PS I've responded to your other thread re cello bag suppliers etc

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