emmoolife 300 Sheets Aesthetic Scrapbook Paper, Retro Boho Pastel Wall Collage Scrapbooking Supplies Craft Decorative Papers Abstract Art Hippie Pattern Room Fashion Decor Paper for Card Making Gift

This is exactly as described in the seller’s video. These tiny papers are so incredibly adorable and I keep picking up the little book and looking through it lol. The type of paper (washi paper) is so aesthetically pleasing to look at and touch and is an excellent quality. There is a wide variety of different pictures to choose from. I am using the pages for a decoupage project with a wooden box.

Bought this as a starter set for my junk journal and scrapbooking. Perfect size paper to play around with and great quality! Thin enough to layer but durable. I’ve found a cute design for a ton of different vibes/aesthetics using this stack. Will buy again for sure!

I used the product for junk journaling. There is a big variety of different design papers that are perfect for junk journaling, I highly recommend it.

The pages are pretty and very easy to rip out. Due to the book being wide upon opening the book the cover just break and falls apart. The pages are transparent but the images are beautiful.

Love it! Great for scrapbooking.

The flowers are really pretty but this product doesn't work for decoupage. As soon as you try to attach it and it touches the glue/modge podge it curls it.

Perfect for junk journaling, can use in big or small spreads. I like the feel of the paper as well, it doesn't feel very thin.

At first I didn't think it was what I ordered, but then I realized the papers are simply stored in a book. It actually makes them a lot easier to manage, and not a single one tire when I pulled them out of the book. When I tried to use it directly on heavy card stock, it warped the cards, because it shrinks while it dries and pulls the paper into a warped position. The warping would not come out permanently with an iron or blow drier. It works fine on card stock if you glue it to a card stock square first and let it dry under books and then glue that square to your main card stock piece a day later (and press again under books while drying) to prevent warping. It also works very well glued directly on wood panels and pressboard. I attached it in all cases with a glue stick (not hot glue).