These paper tools are made of solid bamboo and are an eco-friendly, vegan-friendly alternative to traditional bone folders. Perfect for folding and
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A smooth lightweight folding tool made from bamboo. An alternate to a bone folder that is crafted from a renewable resource. A lightweight tool good
Smooth Lightweight Bamboo Folding Tool | A Vegan Version of a Bone Folder — Washi Arts
Aitoh Bamboo Paper Folding Tool
This lightweight and razor-sharp Japanese kiridashi knife is great for bamboo crafts, wood carving, and general cutting. The blade is made from quality steel with high strength and long-lasting sharpness, giving you many years of service. This tool's wooden handle offers a comfortable grip and better control with its rounded design. With its single beveled pointed blade, this tool is easy to sharpen and produces smooth, fine cuts.
Woodworking Tool 175mm Small Japanese Kiridashi Kogatana Utility Knife, with Blade Sheath, for Wood Carving & Bamboo Craft
This versatile multipurpose craft tool is great for creasing, folding, scoring paper, fabric work and more. Each bamboo folding tool is individually handmade. Crafted of 100% natural bamboo with smooth edges that won’t damage your work. Customize your tool by using sandpaper to shape it to your liking. The smooth, lightweight tool is shaped to suit origami and many other different projects with a handle that fits comfortably in the hand.
Yasutomo Bamboo Folding Tool - 7 in.
VENCINK Real Bone folder for bookbinding,leather and paper crafts.Size approx. 6 x 0.8 x 0.2 Leather crafting tool: This bone folder burnisher
VENCINK Genuine Bone Folder Scoring Folding Creasing Origami Paper Creaser Crafting Tool for DIY Handmade Leather Burnishing, Bookbinding
Rice Grid Maobian Paper for Chinese and Kanji Calligraphy - ASIAN BRUSHPAINTER
Japanese Bamboo Pen for Sumi, Fine Art, Calligraphy and Mark Making — Washi Arts
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