Olfa Folding Cutting Mat 12″ x 17″
$49.99
Olfa-Folded Cutting Mat.
Durable cutting surface absorbs cuts made by rotary cutters. Folds flat for easy portability and when flat the fold line becomes almost invisible. Wavy fold line creates a smooth gapless surface when laid flat (will not skip threads when cutting directly over fold). Measures 2.5mm thick. Features a flat black backing with durable adhesive at the fold. This package contains one 12×17 inch cutting mat when unfolded.
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