📚 NAVA CHIANGMAI Decorative Scrapbook - Standard Edition Review

I love this newspaper! I make a lot of collages and books and this is a wonderful weight for covering book covers, creating pages and adding collages.

Sent in one package so bent. It is impossible to remove the fold after the book has been pressed for a month. Good paper though. You just need to ship with thin card stock or cardboard letter box to keep it flat.

I was a little hesitant about buying paper for my project that I couldn't see or feel in person, but I'm so glad I did. The colors are vibrant and the texture is just perfect for what I need. Definitely would buy more. Excellent price. Fast delivery.

I ordered this to make a Japanese hardcover book and I was pleased with the decorative nature of the book. The sheets are thin so drilling holes is pretty easy. I may order a few more sheets of these and other options in the future.

Although the quality of the paper is good and the colors are nice, I cannot use this paper for my silhouette. The paper sticks strongly even to the cutting mat with a slight stickiness and rips when I try to remove it. My Punch Bunch minis also tend to tear, about 1/3 of the hole shapes are useless. It looks like it would have to be hand cut.

I use mulberry paper for decoupage because the colors are very saturated when painting with glue or gel. But usually I have to buy giant sheets from the art store. I have several colors that I bought many years ago and never got around to using them all. These letter-size sheets are perfect for smaller projects. The colors are really rich and come in different shades.

The paper itself is perfect, pleasant color palette, small leaves, gold threads etc. Unfortunately it comes in a plain plastic envelope with no cardboard backing or other packaging. Although I was lucky Revain didn't put other items in the box, it still arrived badly crumpled. I have it under some books now and am hoping to smooth it out enough for me to use. It's just a shame considering how good the paper itself is.

I bought them for my handmade cards. I have never used this type of "paper" before. It's very thin, like tissue paper used to wrap presents (not Kleenex). I used Elmer's purple glue and after gluing this paper to my postcard it looked like I had a crease. However, to my pleasant surprise, after leaving it in a heavy book for a few days, the card went slick. I am not a professional map maker. I never took classes and I should. My cards look pretty sad compared to others I've seen jealous at…

This material is beautiful on its own (it's almost translucent when held up to the light) but I ordered this paper to have a nice reverse side to create more expensive paper for origami, gluing the sheets together with wallpaper glue. Regular tissue paper tended to fall apart when I tried it, but this stuff stuck together really well, especially with better quality washi. It's thin enough not to get in the way when you fold it, as you might think. I wouldn't recommend it for intricate origami…