ORIGACH 6 Pcs Deckle Edge Tool Paper Tearing Tool Craft Ruler for Book Binding, Journal & Paper Crafting (16.5/23/32cm)

Elevate your paper crafting projects with the ORIGACH 6 pcs Deckle Edge Tool Set. Designed for book binding, journaling, and various paper crafts, this set enables you to create beautiful, handmade paper like deckle edges. Whether you're a book binder, a journal enthusiast, or a paper crafting lover, this tool set provides the versatility and quality you need. Follow the included tips for the best results and let your creativity shine with unique deckle - edged paper crafts. Material: plywood Size 1: 32x5.5cm Size 2: 23x4.5cm Size 3: 16.5x3.5cm The set includes: 6 tools in 3 sizes, each with fine and rough edge options. Notice: Due to the light and screen difference, the item's color may be slightly different from the pictures. Please allow 0.1-0.5cm differences due to manual measurement. Thanks for your kind understanding.

• Package Includes: You will receive 6 Paper Tearing Ruler in 3 different sizes (each size has 2 pieces): 32x5.5cm, 23x4.5cm, and 16.5x3.5cm, with a thickness of 3mm. This variety allows you to fit various paper sizes and project requirements
• High Quality Material: Made from plywood, these tools are sturdy and don't bend during use. They have smooth surface that's comfortable to hold and use, ensuring long lasting durability for your crafting endeavors.
• Unique Deckle Edge: This tool replaces the straight paper tearing edges, giving your paper crafts a slightly rough, artisanal appearance. With both fine and rough edge options, you can fine tune the edge style to perfectly match your project's aesthetic
• Three Edge Styles: The fine edge creates beautiful journal pages with soft edges that form a fairly straight line. The rough edge offers a more pronounced, textured look. Letting you choose the right edge style based on your creative vision
• Use Tips: For thicker paper, tear more slowly and position the paper close to the tearing edge. For fiber papers that are hard to tear, cut them first and then moisten the edges with a paintbrush, shaping them with your fingers to get the desired look