Papercraft

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I received a lot of inquiries from people that are just starting or new to paper crafts about what particular tools and paper I use, nothing fancy here, I just bought my entire paper craft tools from walmart. Here is a list of basic tools for starting with paper craft: Craft Knife - If you want a knife that would last, I recommend the Fiskars brand, the one with the ergonomic shape, replaceable blade, and SoftGrip technology for maximum comfort and control (I use blade #11). Craft Mat - this is where you are going to do your paper cutting, I prefer the "self-healing" mats. (I use a 9"x12"). Scissors - any kind of narrow tip/blade scissors would do. Glue - any type of crafting glue would do, but I prefer the ones that dry clear ( I use Elmer's white glue) Small Plastic Paint Pallete - this is optional, I just use this to hold my glue in small amounts. Ruler - any 12" would do. Printer - any type of colored/bubble jet printer or you could also get your stuff printed at your local print shop. Paper - you could use any brand of paper, as long as they are: Heavy A4 (210 x 297 mm) or regular (215.9 x 279.4 mm) paper (8.2677”x11.6929”) (8.5”x11”) 110 to 135 lbs (0.16 to 0.18mm thick) - this is also known in the U.S. as Card Stock Paper

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I received a lot of inquiries from people that are just starting or new to paper crafts about what particular tools and paper I use, nothing fancy here, I just bought my entire paper craft tools from walmart. Here is a list of basic tools for starting with paper craft:

Craft Knife - If you want a knife that would last, I recommend the Fiskars brand, the one with the ergonomic shape, replaceable blade, and SoftGrip technology for maximum comfort and control (I use blade #11).

Craft Mat - this is where you are going to do your paper cutting, I prefer the "self-healing" mats. (I use a 9"x12").

Scissors - any kind of narrow tip/blade scissors would do.

Glue - any type of crafting glue would do, but I prefer the ones that dry clear ( I use Elmer's white glue)

Small Plastic Paint Pallete - this is optional, I just use this to hold my glue in small amounts.

Ruler - any 12" would do.

Printer - any type of colored/bubble jet printer or you could also get your stuff printed at your local print shop.

Paper - you could use any brand of paper, as long as they are:

Heavy A4 (210 x 297 mm) or regular (215.9 x 279.4 mm) paper (8.2677”x11.6929”) (8.5”x11”)

110 to 135 lbs (0.16 to 0.18mm thick) - this is also known in the U.S. as Card Stock Paper