Pinkbirdy's Reviews

It's easy to apply and to remove, and it does exactly what it says. It puts down little dots of adhesive that allow for moving the papers being adhered, and it's easy to rub it off, when you are done. This item is just the refill roll.

Both this left page and the right page were even prettier in person than they are on the computer!

The lids are tight the first time you try to open them (I had to pry one off with a paper piercer), but they get easier with use. Tim Holtz said Ranger received complaints of the lids falling off the previous minis, so they had to tighten them. That's why you'll find they are a little harder to deal with. Other than that, the ink pads were all the same kinds of wonderful that Tim's distress pads always are!

This is the second Umbrella Crafts organizer case I have purchased (the other was for embossing folders), and I am happy with both. I find the products to be lightweight but fairly sturdy. They are just right for the price.

This organizer fits 10 bottles of Stickles and Liquid Pearls, perfectly.

This product is made to fit the standard finger dauber perfectly.

The more I use Glue Dots, the more I appreciate them. I use the mini size. If I need to adhere something larger than a mini can hold well, I just use two or three. That seems more convenient to me, than storing separate boxes in multiple sizes.

Glue Dots hold very well. I was frustrated at first, because I am so used to adhesives that are repositionable for a time, but once I learned how to use these, I find that I like them a lot. I use them for adhering buttons, and other embellishments that have more mass than paper or cardstock. They seem to work best on smooth surfaces, rather than fuzzy ones, but they also can be stacked, and they kind of mold themselves to fit into curves and valleys.

Since I needed two of these, this set was a nice price break. It's a bit of an effort to get the ink pads in and out of the tins. I suppose the tight fit holds the lids on securely, so you can turn the tin on its side safely. However, the tin takes up a lot more space than I had imagined it would. Still they are very useful. You do need to label the ends of the pads, since there is not enough space between them to see the color, except on the front row.