Scrapperbee's Reviews

Tried this because I ran out of removable dotto and couldn't find any. It really doesn't hold at all, just barely enough to keep things in place until you can use something else (I did have my permanent dotto).

Have always been a Fiskars fan--but-- just recently purchased this (my 10+year old one died), have barely used this, and it stuck already, plus many of the corner cuts are rough. Am hoping to find one like my old one (can't remember the brand).

The covers are rather flimsy chipboard, easily damaged. Thought it was a bargain, but you get what you pay for. My next ones will still be AC but a sturdier cover.

but I can't seem to use it effectively. And it takes a lot, which makes the price much more than regular paint which can be distressed with ink.

I really liked this when I first got it. But after a while, the adhesive comes out irregularly, and is hard to stop--gets stringy when I try to end it. Still use it some because I have it, but don't intend to buy it again.

I loved this, would have given it a five after using it on a number of cards last winter. Went to use it today--it had turned yellow, quite yellow, does not look like snow. So--would recommend not keeping it around for long after opening.

The sample is beautiful, but working with the small letters was hard--at least for my arthritic hands.

Love the ink, but the lids are always falling off.

The title says it all!

I ordered five of these on a sale last week. The ink is great, but I will not order any more because I cannot stack them because the lids either won't stay on or stick to the bottom above it--what a shame!

This definitely gives you a start. Some pens bleed a lot though, so practice before you work on your lo.

Sometimes have trouble getting the ink the level of coverage I want. On the other hand, is not as messy as the paint and brush.

This is if you want a true paint. If you want a mist, stick with the glimmer mist.

Not necessarily the most beautiful papers; but they worked great for me in making a set of Christmas cards for Cards for Kindness.

As for cutting and embossing, it worked great. But putting the suitcase together--oh my! Too small and intricate for me, though with tweezers and time, it finally came together.

These made for beautiful flowers for some cards. Gave a 4 because had some trouble seeing to line them up (even with my Misti)--may be just my eyes, but took me a second time to get it right.

I've been using dotto for almost 20 years. Occasionally I get a sample, or try something new on sale, but I always come back to dotto. My one negative, after a while the dispenser gets full of gunk. Even with Undo, it's hard to get it clean--so then I have to buy a new one.

Can't wait to get my alpha sets filed in here too--will be ordering more sheets. For the space and the magnetic convenience, definitely the ideal storage system for my spellbinders dies.

Just got my artbin and magnetic sheets tonight--and will be ordering more. Love the magnetic aspect, and takes less room than individual cases--the DVD size just didn't work for me. Can't wait to use for my alphas.

It lasts a long time, actually dries fast without a drippy mess, doesn't get mushy like a regular cardboard box, takes up little space, can be easily packed. Is it a necessity--no. But I was constantly cleaning up spray from my table and and going through cardboard. And for $3.50-5.00 (depending on whether you use a sale or coupon to buy it), I highly recommend it. I use my mists much more now--easy to set up, no clean up required.

As with other border punches, I wish they punched a larger section at a time. But with that out of the way, I love this punch and how it adds to a page or card.

Wish I had bought this a long time ago--it's great for lo's and for cards, adds a beautiful border. Just wish the punch part was longer--it punches only about 2" at a time.

Quick, easy way to say thank you (or happy birthday, or I'm thinking about you) to a friend and/or neighbor here at sb.com. Only complaint is that you can't let the recipient know that you're who sent it.

Loved using this to lo a curve--so much easier than freehanding and hoping it will mix well with the other elements on the page. Easy to use too.

Have used on various products, but especially to get rid of excess Xyron around intricate diecuts.

Used this for the first time today--for vellum with journaling, and it doesn't show AT ALL. If that continues, this will be a wonderful adhesive. Am looking forward to using it with small embellies on cards and lo's. Also, though it is called permanent, I was able to adjust it as I was working with it--which I also love.

Wonderful for cardmaking! and love the accessories too--flowers and crystals.

Makes for beautiful cards; so far have made over 25 with this collection.

I have a WRM magnetic cutting mat that I use with every project; over the years, the small magnets that came with it have slowly disappeared. I bought these as a replacement--and love them. They are so easy to work with, and I can still use the smaller magnets for smaller items.

I needed this for a specific purpose and was so please that it was sturdy. I did want a slightly smaller tag, so I cut it down. But I plan to use it for future projects also.

Loosens the diecut and brushes out the unused parts too--love it!

Just used this powder for the first time--heat embossed beautifully. And love the variegated color.

Used these for Christmas cards--makes a great sentiment on the outside or the inside.

Hated my last corner punch--threw it away. Love this one!

I use so many neutrals, so needed the colors; and even though it is now the AC brand, it's still the bazzill texture that I love!

Worked great with my gelli plate, where a smooth texture is needed. And is a wonderful neutral color.

This is always in my workspace. It protects my table; but I also use it to line up items, hold items in place while I decide where to place them, and as the mat for my WRM circle cutter. It easily cleans with my wipes. I never scrap without it! Oh, and I did order extra magnets--they also help flatten paper after I have misted or painted it.

I love snowflakes, and these are so versatile. I'm ordering my second set.

Got them in my order Wednesday, used one in a lo--misted it. Absolutely love it--the look and the versatility. Oh, how I miss HS!

I have other fiskars punches, like them all. But this pattern is really great for lo's and for cards.

And with the price, recommend it to everyone.

If you use the felts for your alcohol inks, you have to replace them--so this is the way to go, unless you want to cut up your own, which doesn't seem worth it in my book.

Great for removing adhesive from old scrapbooks, from pictures, from the scanner--without hurting the originals.

Can't imagine why it's no longer offered in the Superstore--it makes threading a needle totally frustration free!

Love the size, love the font, love the price. Plan on buying some more in other colors

This is the perfect adhesive for the little alphas and embellies. Use it with the little x 150 constantly. And I love the removable because I can play around with the placement.

I had a Tim Holtz mat, really liked it; but then some holes appeared in the center--guess I'd worn it out. So thought I'd try this one. So far it has worked great. I use my mat with every lo to protect the dining room table I work at.

It does everything, uses any dies; but I especially like the spellbinder cut and emboss dies--so detailed.

I use these for buttons, alphas, and other small embellies--direct from the roll. One of my favorite adhesives.

Great rich colors, and love the tear drop shape to fit around cut out edges. My first Tsukineo inks, will not be my last.

I find myself using the clear powder about 90% of the time I emboss--use the exact color ink I want, and this makes it brighter and complements the paper. Nothing against the silver, black, and white powders I have. But I do love matching the color to my lo or card.

For heat embossing, this makes a wonderful white.

Wish I'd bought it sooner to protect my table and counter. I do recommend the alcohol blending solution, which takes the ink off easily. I use the craft sheet for almost every lo--just automatically put it on the table and start working.

I've tried them all--sprays, wacky tack, xyron, but this is the best. You really can't see them behind the vellum!