FISKARS

Angled handles make it easy to cut cloth and other materials on flat surfaces, in case you don't have rubber wrists.

Protective sheath that keeps blades enclosed and fingers intact.

A flat piece of bone or plastic, round at one end, pointed at the other; about the size of a letter-opener. Used for scoring and folding paper.

The margins of a scrapbook page. Usually spoken of in terms of decoration.

punch easily the margins of a page or card (straight or circle, punch and/or emboss).

Embellishment/accent that is usually metal. The top often looks like a small nail head, but can be a variety of shapes and colors. Bendable metal prongs attached to the bottom of a brad are pushed through holes in paper (or other material) and then bent outward to secure the brad in place

A tool resembling a small paint roller, often made of rubber, hard foam or a soft sponge-like material. Use it with paint or ink to create decorative patterns on a flat surface.

Water-based marking pens with a long, broad tip for coloring in stamp images, or coloring directly on the marker.

Calcium carbonate has been added to buffered paper to neutralize acid contaminants that come in contact with the paper.

Pen-like shaped tool with steel ball tip on end used for embossing.

cutting system using 2 blades, joined by a pivot, progressive cut (see also “Anvil”)