Dcuminkel 260 PCS Vintage Scrapbook Sticker Aesthetic Journaling Scrapbooking Supplies kit Planner Sticker for College Album Notebook DIY Picture Frames(Plant)

More than what I expected! It reaches farther than my expectations and really made my day!! It has everything I need. I definitely recommend ^^!!!

This scrapbooking kit comes with a lot of useful stuff, including washi stickers, transparent/clear PET stickers, some thick card stock-like tags, a pair of tweezers, and more! The stickers and papers all follow a theme, which for me was plants and animals. I noticed a lot of flowers and plants (obviously), including a lot of mushrooms, as well as woodland animals and birds. There’s only a handful of clear PET stickers, some featuring intricate, lacey designs, which is a shame since they are so pretty.The adhesion for these stickers is pretty good — they stick where you place them, as long as the surface is flat, clean, and dry. They also come off or can be removed pretty easily and effortlessly. These stickers would be great for scrapbooking/junk journaling, as well as other creative outlets. They come at a super low price, and you get a large amount of high quality supplies, making this product a great value for money. They would make a great gift for artistic people, scrapbookers, and sticker collectors. I would definitely recommend it!

This pack of stickers included a beautiful assortment of stickers and glue on embellishments with an theme that centers around butterflies, flowers, and lace patterns. The pack contained 120 actual stickers, while the rest were embellishments that you will need to glue or tape on. The stickers are a little difficult to remove from the backing, so I recommend that you use tweezers. Over all, a nice set if it fits the theme that you are try to achieve. I hope you find this review helpful. Thanks.

I liked all the scrapbook papers/ephemera, and most of the stickers but not all. Several of the Lace PET stickers had stuck together in transit, and I couldn’t really use them.I didn’t like some of the clear/PET stickers, because the art style and color palette felt inconsistent with the rest of the pack. For example, the bunnies and sheep don’t really match anything else and particularly stood out, both their illustration style and color palette felt too modern compared to everything else.

Since I’m at the start of my journaling adventure this is one of the first kits I’ve acquired to get going with it. It looks to me to be a very nice, comprehensive kit full of lovely vintage stickers, papers, clear floral frames and other items to decorate the pages of my journal. I love the translucent butterfly and floral stickers. It takes a little patience to get the backing off of them but you get the hang of it the more you do it. I’m glad this kit wasn’t full of mushroom stickers since I don’t care for mushrooms, but I would have loved at least a few bird stickers. I would have preferred birds over the butterflies but they’re still very nice. I also wish the kit came in a container instead of a plastic bag, but that doesn’t take away from the quality of the contents.Overall, I think I’m going to be happy journaling with the various items included in this kit. It’s very lovely and I’m quite pleased with it.

My late grandmother. Nonna Lucia, and my upstairs neighbor Estelle grew up at the turn of the 20th century -- they regaled me with many tales of cherished toys, elegant parlors, and vaudeville shows. As children, they were delighted by exactly what came in this package of stickers-- the inexpensive but beautifully detailed artwork of the early 19th century that was used by many (adult and child alike) to beautify their lives.So these stickers can do NO wrong! I love them not only for their whimsical old fashioned quality, but for the way they evoke a quieter gentler time more than 100 years ago.Although they came packed in a rather tight little ball of beauty, I carefully opened the package and let everything in it regain its shape over the following days-- the fact that we had 4 days of constant rain also helped raise the humidity in my room, which flattened out these stickers better than I ever could.What do I plan to do with them?1 - admire each and every one and put the duplicates together in specific themed areas2 - make new scrapbook pages for Nonna Lucia and Estelle - and surround them with some of this artwork3 - make a collage or two and frame it (them)4 - modge podge some of them onto containers slated for pencil holders5 - and more things than I can imagine right now -- and I WISH there was some way these some way these fragile designs could be turned into curtains, a scarf, and -- one special robeThe price? Trivial, for such a lovely amount of beauty.

I am loving the trend of washi sticker scrapbooking and journaling stickers. I was that kid growing up that had multiple sticker albums and just collected them all over the place. This set came with a nice assortment of bigger stickers to use as background and smaller stickers to use as accents. If you like to mail things out and want to include something small to personalize or as an extra bonus, these would be great little stickers to stick in your letters or envelopes as a thank you or as a free gift. We got the nature set, and it came with a nice assortment of small butterflies and flowers and mushrooms in the washi stickers, and the opaque writing paper was a really neat set. A lot of them were just pictures of plants, but some of them were set up like instructional books or like someone else's journal. They were really cute and I really liked this set.

Good selection of papers for various uses. Some are paper, some are vellum like and very translucent. Some already have an adhesive on the back that you can peel off. Better printing and graphic quality than a lot of the ones I have gotten.