We R Memory Keepers, Envelope Punch Board Kit, Includes 1 6.75" x 10.5" Score Board, Two-Way Envelope Punch, Bone Folder, and Measurement Chart, Create Home Made Envelopes and Invitations

This is one of my favorite tools, all the math is done, it’s easy to use & gives great results. It’s pretty compact as far as craft tools go, small enough that I don’t mind giving it real estate on the tiny wheeled cart I store paper supplies on. It’s sturdy enough that I take it with me for crafting away from home. Envelopes made with digital collage paper or double sided card stock are really pretty & just make a gift look more special.

Fantastic, I didn't even know these things existed until recently but now I'm hooked! Works good. Board is a little small if you're making larger envelopes but I work around that by using a larger scoring board for the score lines that would go off the edge of this board (easier to do than to explain). I had to extrapolate the manufacturer's chart to get odd custom sizes I needed that weren't on the chart, a couple minutes trial-and-error with scrap paper, no problem. Can't believe I used to use Xacto knives to make envelopes, that was accurate but slow and tedious so I made as few as possible, but with this nice little Envelope Board I can fairly QUICKLY make a small batch of envelopes without dreading the process. About the awkward-looking pointy (rounded point) shape on the part of the envelope that you glue the flap over, I just trim that off with a rotary cutter prior to gluing up the envelope, looks nicer that way, although most people probably open envelopes from the side anyway so your recipients probably won't know the difference if they receive the envelope sealed... unless you're making envelopes to go with custom cards that you're selling or something, you probably wouldn't need to bother with trimming off that part. The punch part is okay so far, I've probably made over 100 envelopes in the relatively short time since I bought this, don't know how durable it'll be in the long run but if the price remains low I could always buy another one if necessary. Also I like the scoring tool (the green/blue plastic pointy thing) because its point is rounded enough it doesn't risk slicing the paper as much as some other brands I've tried.

Love this little gadget! I am a huge scrapbooker and card maker and I love to matte my photos, double and triple sometimes, but that makes my pages and completed books very heavy. I have to admit I am a little stingy with specialty papers and don't like to cover up a large piece of specialty paper with a photo or card front. I am using this to make frames out of the mattes, my paper goes further and creates less weight in the books. This great tool was very easy to use and I cut over 100 frames in just about an hour. Easy to learn how to use - however I had looked at several videos so I could actually dispense with the instructions. It is very accurate, impressively so, if you are careful, but you do need to be careful with placement for every cut from beginning to end. Even the part that is cut out of the middle of the frame can be used to cut another smaller frame, for a journaling block, a die or just as decoration. And if you are like me and misplace your corner rounder all the time, this has one as well and is easier to find as it's larger!

Makes really nice envelops from simple cardstock! I like to make handmade cards and they often end up too thick to go in a regular envelope so with this board I can make the envelope big enough to accommodate the extra thickness of the card layers. Once I realized that you only use the Measure line once and from then on for the other three sides you only use the Score line, my envelopes came out great! I used the trick another reviewer mentioned for the A2 cards of using 3 5/8 instead of 3 3/4 and it's a better-fitted envelope. It is super convenient and handy and can fit right in a drawer. It is difficult to score larger envelopes because of the small size of the board, but I've had success moving the paper or finishing the score on a larger scoreboard. I didn't have great difficulty with the small font and the teal on white instructions, but I can see how it could be tricky to see. After using this envelope board I ended up getting two more score and punch boards from the same company!

I like how easy it is too use this to make cards. It can be confusing on the 3 charts that came with it to figure out the paper size to start with , The corner cutter on it cuts out a v so I have to cut it a couple times or use my hand round corner punch.

The media could not be loaded. I recently started creating journals and had to make an envelope journal. Well, I knew most crafters used an Envelope Punch Board for theirs, but I didn't have one and they were priced right out of my budget. So I downloaded an envelope template online and had to trace and cut it by hand for every page - obviously, each page was slightly different because I'm not a machine. I REALLY wanted a punch board so when I saw one here for around $8 - it was a "no brainer." I HAD to get it. I used it two times to practice and I'M ALREADY IN LOVE WITH IT. It makes making custom envelopes SO. MUCH. EASIER. and having them ALL uniform makes the end product SO professional looking. I only wished now, that I also had the 123 punch board. And what do you know??? After I had already received this - I see a seller on here selling BOTH bundled together for an EVEN BETTER PRICE than just this one alone. *sigh* Still - I can't complain. I love this thing. I love almost ALL WE R Memory Keepers products - one day I will not only own all the products I like, but hope to design my own products with them some day. Watch this space! Anyway - I think EVERY crafter should own a punch board - they are very versatile, save you lots of time, and make you look like a journal making pro!

This is an amazing little tool makes perfect frames every time, can’t go wrong with this it’s a definite keeper

Great product, useful too