YUBX Patterns Decorative Scrapbook Projects Review

These adhesive tapes are a bit like sticky notes: they stay on the paper but are easy to peel off. The variety of patterns is ideal for drawings on postcards or notebooks. Because they're so thin, they make great bill separators.

They are really very thin! This is the perfect width for my planner to separate the days without overlapping the areas I need to use. Really my only complaint is that almost every print has at least 1-3 double rolls, so when I don't feel I have a lot of variety in colors/styles.

My daughter really wanted these for her art. She really loves them and all the fun varieties, but some buns are thinner than others and these arrived a little askew. However, they are sticky and tear easily. In general, she is happy with it. (She is 10 years old. Her first experience with washi tape. She has low expectations.)

These washi tape rolls are quite thin and have many repeating patterns. There were actually 80 in the pack as advertised and I love the bright colors. In terms of size, they're really handy for my watercolor and pencil anime portraits and some sketchbook sketches, but otherwise I'm struggling to find a use for them because the width is so thin. I can experiment with gift wrapping accents as it seems to adhere well to wrapping paper and in terms of general adhesion it adheres well to heavy…

When you see how many reels you get for this price ($6.99 as of 10/14/2021) you will think you died and gone washi heaven! I was excited. But when you start looking closer, some oddities start to appear. First, they are super thin washi. This is what I use to trim the pots I make so I love the size. The first thing that struck me was that on the vast majority of the rolls you couldn't see the pattern as the color pattern was only a fraction of the width of the roll and the width of the entire…