Knaid Flower Eucalyptus Plant Stickers Set (160 Pieces) - PET Transparent Waterproof Decorative Decals for Scrapbook DIY Crafts Album Bullet Journal Planner Water Bottles Phone Cases Laptops

The first time I ordered these stickers my package got lost in transit so I decided to look for something similar at the craft store. I could not find anything close to these stickers and especially not for the price point. I caved and ordered them again and I’m so glad I did because they are beautiful. They look dull when held up against the light but when you put them on paper they become so vibrant without looking cheap. They do look a little shiny because of the plastic but nonetheless beautiful and I highly recommend them.

The stickers are difficult to peel from the clear backing. You have to get your nail in just the right spot to start peeling it off. Two of the sunflowers were misprinted and a few of the flowers were blurry. I do wish the sticker’s border around the flowers were thinner so when you place the sticker, you see less of it on the paper. Other than these few things, they are very pretty stickers and look great on any color paper or surface.

These stickers are gorgeous but they are pretty large, be advised for things like journals and scrapbooks.

I didnt read the whole description of this item and was pleasantly surprised to see the amount of stickers that were included. They are all so beautiful and look amazing in my journals

These were really beautiful stickers for journaling with! That said, it does make sense there are reviews saying that the backing is hard to get off of, and it can definitely look like it's not a sticker at all. The trick is to stick the fleshy part of your thumb at the edge of the sticker, then to sort of rub it in any direction until either the sticker or the backing gives away and sticks to the fleshy underside of your thumb (at least that's how I do it). If you want to confirm it's a sticker and absolutely can't take off the backing, then I suggest folding the edge of the sticker (backing and all) then messing with the part your bending until the backing comes off. After a couple dozen times of unpeeling the stickers, it becomes second nature!