Product description

Premium construction: These folders are molded from imitation cattle-bone plastic, providing a smooth finish and a strength that often outlasts wood alternatives. Each piece is designed to protect delicate paper, cardstock and fabric surfaces while producing neat, professional folds and creases.

Versatile use: The set functions as folding tools, creasers and scorers for cardstock, and can double as a scraper for tougher materials. Whether you’re smoothing, burnishing or creating precise score lines, the tools perform reliably across typical paper-craft tasks.

Bulk kit: This pack contains 30 identical burnishing tools, making it suitable for classrooms, workshops, sewing circles and busy home studios. The large quantity ensures spares are on hand for group projects, origami sessions, leather work, scrapbooking and cardmaking.

Handy dimensions: Each folder measures about 8.07 x 0.94 inches, a size that’s comfortable to grip and easy to tuck into a kit or bag. Their shape supports controlled folding in everyday projects as well as more involved bookbinding work.

Crafting applications: Useful for bookbinding, card construction and many DIY paper crafts, the set is a practical addition to school art supplies or a studio’s basic toolkit. The tools are reusable and designed to assist with smoothing, creasing and finishing work across a range of materials.

Pros

Large 30-piece quantity ideal for groups
Smooth, durable imitation bone plastic
Works for folding, scoring, burnishing and scraping

Cons

Edges can be too thick for fine scoring
Some pieces feel rigid rather than flexible
Finish not as refined as premium bone folders

VerdictA high-quantity set of imitation bone tools aimed at group use and routine crafting. The plastic construction delivers a smoother, tougher feel than many wooden folders and works well for general folding, scoring and burnishing. They’re a sensible option when you need many identical tools for classes or production work, but hobbyists seeking finely honed edges and a polished finish may find the pi

Reviews

Lindsay Weirich 5/5

Perfect for class kits

I buy these for bookbinding classes so my students can keep them and practice at home. They’re simple plastic folders that meet my classroom needs. They won’t replace a high-end folder, but they’re ideal for student kits.
Greene Lady 1/5

Too thick for standard scorers

These are too bulky to fit into our standard scoring tool. We couldn’t use them in that holder and ended up returning the set.
gainesca 5/5

Works great for instructors

Excellent quantity for teaching — they were longer than my older folders but performed well. I’d suggest them for teachers who need many tools for classes.
Ambre P 3/5

Material and edge problems

Made from recycled-ish plastic, they feel stiff and the edges are too blunt for precise creasing. I could sand them thinner, but I shouldn’t have to; I found other uses but won’t buy again for scoring work.
AThoughtfulConsumer 1/5

Quality below premium tools

I was skeptical because these are budget plastic folders, and as someone who prefers quality bone tools I can tell they’re not finely finished. Edges are rounded and lack the polished thinness of traditional folders. I’ll keep some for class use but don’t expect premium performance.