Snohomish Paper Crafter's Reviews

Love all these Glitter Brush Markers, the colors are wonderful. I must have all the colors by now.

There is a bit of a learning curve and squeezing the barrel is hard on the hands if you have any arthritis BUT it is worth it for the great glitter effect. And, do not unscrew the base once it is seated, you will have ink all over. I did that once (fortunately over a piece of scrap paper.) Always remember to pull off the cap - do not twist.

I found it best to get the pen started on a separate piece of scrap paper each time you use it, squeezing it until the right amount of ink is flowing. The nib, or brush tip, should be fuller saturated, if the nib is producing scratchy, dry marks, squeeze the barrel some more.

This red one is a particularly rich deep cherry or Christmas red. It is gorgeous!

Wonderful, sturdy decorative paper. I also have the rose gold and the charcoal. Really like these papers.

Shoulda read the details closer. I will find a use for this paper, it just wasn’t what I expected.

I have 2 of them. This is such an open door for creative ideas, especially if you love flowers.

I was having a terrible time with glueing small pieces - the glue I was using was glossy and even a little over spill looked awful. Then someone on Scrapbook recommended this product and the problem was solved.

It is easy to keep the point free flowing and any clogs are easy to clear by rinsing in warm water and clearing with the pin.

So far, I have only use the smallest point.

Great glue!

Note: the pin is a standard glass-head pin, if you sew, you probably have some.

What fun! Lots of little accents! A chance to go wild with colors!

These are gorgeous! I should have looked closer at the examples - I didn’t realize they are semi opaque. This is only a problem when foiling on some printed or decorative papers. But, on plain card stock, they are wonderful.

This is a great tool/pencil holder. It has a bit of weight to it and is stable. I am going to purchase another one.

Wonderful, charming die for us tea drinkers. Fun to use hand-painted papers! I have the matching tea cup plus Tim Holtz’s Paper Cut cafe which also (imho) works sith this tea pot.

This folder hardly makes any imprint on any paper!

I have several other embossing folders and they work fine. I even tried a piece of printer paper..

I spray the paper before embossing, but it didn’t work it’s a real dud.

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I changed my rating from 1 to 5 star. I had the wrong sandwich for my Sizzix. Sorry about that. This folder works real well for making embossed dots.

One of my favorite stencils! Try it with Hero Arts Neon Cubes! So much fun!

Very disappointed in this product. It won’t stay glued and keeps collapsing, knocking stuff off the shelf and making a big mess. I glued it twice with different glues and it still wouldn’t stay glued …SO I punched a hole in it with my long reach Cropodile and secured it with a brad as a temporary fix. The cropodile only reached one corner, unfortunately, but I will drill another hole and secure that with a brad also. I think that will work. Most products from Scrapbook.com are great, but this one isn’t. I think the problem is due to the very slick, shiny surface.

These make a nice filled bouquet or just a simple single branch. Very dramatic when cut out of metallic paper.

Love these oxide sprays! Can’t wait to get the rest.

Discovered this free file by accident, downloaded it and cut a great card! Love that this technology exists. Looking forward to downloading more .svg files from Scrapbook dot com.

I was pleasantly surprised with this system. It was a little difficult to get the tabs to snap into place, however.

Not all dies are magnetic and others required 2 magnetic sheets stacked together, but I really liked the finished product. It didn’t matter that some dies needed two magnetic sheets because the extra envelopes are perfect for those big single dies.

I am surprised that Scrapbook.com shipped these sheets to a customer. The yellow side is totally unusable- it looks like something happened during the manufacturing process. Very disappointed.

March 17
Update: I just found out that the paper is supposed to look this way - it is an ‘aged’ or vintage look.

Since The actual cardstock is fine I changed my rating from 1 to 5 stars.

I just needed something plain.

Wonderful dies - easy to build off-set layers and get some wonderful dimensional insects. I used some fancy, delicate imported papers and created some beautiful critters. Wow!

These pads have good color but the construction of the pads is terrible - there are distinct gaps between the colors. If you over stamp it partially solves the problem otherwise, you get 3 stripes of color.

I have had other ombre pads that were one solid stamp pad with the colors applied in distinct areas but touching so there is an area where the colors merge slightly.

Disappointed in these ombre pads.