Review on 🌸 240 Transparent Flower Stickers: Assorted Styles for DIY Scrapbook, Journaling, Planners, Laptop, and More by Karla Richter

This set contains six plastic bags with approx. 40 stickers each. These things stick to everything. My granddaughter was given a water bottle that wasn't cute (more like the ones her grandpa used) so there will be a flower garden around her bottle. They are good for magazines, journals, paper crafts, postcards, and envelope embellishments. They can be used on glass, whether it's the corner of a car window or to change the look of a vase. Lockers and school books can be decorated with stickers. Each envelope is labeled: Tawny, Tulip, Sweet, Pink, Purple, and Energy. Some of them are obvious, like the tulip full of tulip stickers and purple full of blue and purple flowers. Pink has more purple or orchid flowers and cute cream and white flowers. I think the energy is suitable for sunflowers and other hardy flowers. The detail on each sticker is good, but I came across a few that had odd additions. It resembles small strips of tape used to hold the flower securely on a surface so it can be photographed. And when the picture was taken, the film was unveiled. I get around this by snipping them off with small craft scissors. I recently found out that every time I receive stickers and inspect them, I want to say how I can remove them from the plastic backing in a reasonable amount of time. I stick a small strip of double sided tape to a hard surface and attach the back of the sticker to the tape. I only stick a small part of the sticker on the tape, the edge that I can put a nail under. After sticking the tape, lift the corner of the sticker and it will be lifted immediately. A piece of double-sided tape is so sticky that it sticks to the plastic backing and only half removes the sticker. I have had 100% success with this method. No more sticking the back sticker because I couldn't remove it. I hope this helps someone who really wants to use the realistic stickers in this set.