I do cards all of the time and send out a lot. I take part in card swaps at a forum to which I belong. You can get a Martha Stewart scoreboard at most any craft store and use a coupon if you can. There is the regular size and a mini. I have both and love them both. The Fiskar's one has both a scoring and a cutting blade if you don't have any kind of paper cutter.

If you have a Joann's store or a Hobby Lobby, check there. I don't think that Michaels carries any of the Martha Stewart products anymore.

If you have a Tuesday Morning near you they sometimes have great craft supplies

We don't have any of those craft stores near by. I wish we did. It would be an 1 1/2 hour drive over the mts to San Jose to get to one. That is why I usually check eBay.

Many crafters order from Maymay. Her shipping is reasonable and very quick. Here is a link to her shop where you can see the Martha Stewart scoreboards. https://www.maymaymadeit.com/pages/search-results-page?q=martha+stewart+score+board

You would enjoy watching her videos too. https://www.youtube.com/user/MayMayMadeIt/videos

I used to do a lot of papercrafting, however in the last year or so it's been less and less so I've gotten rid of many of the things that are used for doing paper crafting projects. I have a decent scoring board, didn't cost a lot. My paper cutter cost more but nothing near what the cuttlebug I gave away did.

Is that the same as one of thoser "self-healing" mats to use with a roatry cutter. I haven't done any real card mnaking but when I need a really crisp fold, scoring is essential. I will ise a NEW Xacto blade and just let gravity be the weight applied... just drag blade along a straight edge to barely scrt=atch the surface, as they say.

Found an interesting site earlier today. Not car making but paper crafting and scoring will be required. Check out www.babbledabbledo.com/paper-toys-flextangles! Looks fun and relatively easy.

I have a scorPal for scoring, and a making memories precision paper trimmer, which is a lot like those paper cutter tables with the handle you pull down to cut that school teachers used back in the day only mine there's a plastic thing that slides and cuts as you move it from one side to the opposite end.

I use the scorPal to make neat folds for cards, it has grooves and a flat plastic thingy you use for doing that with.

The cuttlebug uses special plastic 'folder' things to press designs into your paper with.