Makennasgmom's Reviews

These dies worked perfectly for the “Art Party” themed cupcake toppers I was making. I will also be using them for the scrapbook pages I create with the pictures taken at the party. Lawn Fawn dies are my favorites!

Perfect for the pages I am doing for my grandson’s Star Wars themed birthday.

I’m using this paper to scrapbook my grandson’s Star Wars birthday (a future project). I really like the quality of the print and the thickness of paper. It’s a perfect addition to the pages I am planning.

This is the only line and sheet adhesive I use. So glad it is back in stock. I had to resort to buying some from a local craft store, and the Scrapbook.com adhesive is far less expensive and works even better than their brand.

Purchased this set of paper to use with the Echo Park Witches and Wizards collection. It’s a perfect match! You won’t be disappointed!

Now I can finally rate this purchase, since it took approximately 1 month to receive it (not scrapbook.com issue, but package stalled at the receiving post office hub due to the Coronavirus, according to my local post office). Great colors and quality - typical Doodlebug product. You can’t go wrong purchasing this print assortment.

Echo park paper does not disappoint! The colors are vibrant and the quality is top notch! Great kit with everything needed to create memorable Harry Potter pages.

I haven’t had the opportunity to use these yet, but I’m sure they will be a perfect addition to my granddaughter’s Harry Potter themed birthday party pages. Beautiful colors and detail!

Purchased a set for my daughter and after she let me borrow I decided I needed one for me. Love this set!

I would recommend this set of dies to anyone looking to embellish scrapbook pages and/or cards. They seem to be made of good quality and I’m sure they will hold up for the many pages I will be creating. Perfect size to “fill in” those spots that “need something”. I’m very happy with this purchase.

Love the colors! Such a cute collection, I hate to use it...not!

These make really cute letters/numbers, but some of the lower case alpha are a bit tricky to decipher. The packaging consists of an envelope with all the dies loose, so you get to determine what’s what. After getting that done (and I think I have the “u” and the “n” sorted correctly), the letters really “make” a scrapbook page.