240 Pcs Vintage Journaling Scrapbooking Supplies Pack DIY Retro Scrapbook Stickers Paper Kit for Bullet Journals Junk Journal Art Craft Aesthetic Cottagecore Collage Picture Frames (Celestial & Sea)

Quality,amount, the variety...love.

PROS: Very good print quality, image selection, and washi sticker quality. The washi backing is not difficult remove and provides good protection to the more delicate shapes. And since the backing is clear and the washi is translucent, you can get an idea of how it will look on your piece before sticking it in place. I also appreciate that there are two of every design in the set so I don’t have to treat any of them too preciously — even though I know I still will! And the decorative packaging was a nice touch.CONS: The paper is smooth but noticeably thinner than typical copy paper so I would not describe it as “high quality.” It’s probably fine for decoupage and collage or to use like you would a sticker (to decorate a planner page, for example), but for most applications you will have to test adhesives (some will show through). In some cases you may also need to adhere it to heavier paper or card and trim before using. Since half the items are paper, this is worth considering.NOTE: All the washi die cuts have a white border except the strips and rectangles. The same issue seems to exist with images printed on paper or card in other products. From what I understand, this is due to limitations in maintaining registration of the die and should not be considered a defect. There are no borders on the rectangular washi pieces because the same die limitations don’t exist. I included a photo to show how both look on dark and light backgrounds. The smaller sample has a white border all around which is more apparent at the bottom edge.BOTTOMLINE: Prices can change drastically on Amazon, but there really wasn’t much of a savings over the Tim Holtz set (per piece average) I bought around the same time. This set is decent quality for the price and variety (no washi in my TH pack), but the deciding factor is probably what you need most. For example: If you want a set that is flexible enough to work (or can be tweaked to work) for different applications, this may be a better choice — card stock is too heavy for most decoupage work and planner page embellishment. But if you only need card stock ephemera or don’t use washi stickers, you will have to back all these pieces so a card stock set is more cost-effective.I’m satisfied with this set for now because of the variety, but the thinness of the paper is a concern. I’m glad I also got the name brand set at the same time to see which works best for me.

They are what is in the picture but a lot of them are just decorative paper, just keep in mind they are not all stickers.

Other than the missing backing that damaged about 15 pcs event was beautiful. Really wish I could get a replacement for my mainly the butterfly specimen pieces. But not enough to go thru any type of return process lol. The are totally worth it tho.

To cheap looking