SCOR PAL SP202 3PACK 0 25 Yd Tape Review

I bought a super awesome roll of scrapbooking ribbon from my local scrapbooking store but unfortunately they went out of business by the time I was done. This other tape was easy to use, stayed strong and even on all my paper projects, and I could either tear or cut it. I had to search the internet for a replacement and thought I found one. I was completely wrong. This tape is thin, very thin. You have to cut it with scissors and separate it from the paper, and then it just curls up into a ball

After years of using dozens of different papermaking glues, I've finally found one that I like. I love the fact that there is such a large reel at a really great price and it comes in different sizes too. I bought this 1/4 inch 3 pack and used it for a week or two for both my paper work and my mixed media art magazine. In my art journaling, I often use a heat gun to speed up the drying time, and this glue is the only one I've tried so far that doesn't melt or spread when I hit it all the way…

I LOVE this ribbon. Yes, it's weird to say, but it's AMAZING! I used this tape for my DIY wedding and it is very easy to use and has a very strong adhesive so it will hold! Just make sure you place it right the first time because you won't get that sucker! Candy bars, my companion cards and table numbers. This stuff is worth it, I'm sure it will work great for any type of paper making/scrap ordering. As a warning. At first I was disappointed because the backing paper on the tape didn't quite…

I'm setting up a special workshop for kids where we'll make simple electrical circuits using an LED, coin cell battery, and special copper tape (no wires or soldering). To make it more fun, I made a simple cardboard box with cutouts to make it look like Minecraft Redstone (google it if you don't know). The idea was to assemble the circuit, build a box around it, and the LED would glow through the holes. The session only lasts 45 minutes and I had to allow for the dexterity of small children so…