Rub on some beauty onto your creative projects with the Vintage Artistry Blush Collection Rub On Transfers by 49 & Market. The package includes 6 sheets of rub on transfer stickers with images of butterflies, leaves, flowers, doilies, sentiments, and more.
These are delicate and detailed — an elegant addition to any project. When you rub them onto paper, they seem to rub *into* the paper, not just sit on top like a sticker. Very happy with them.
It's so hard to find rub-ons, much less quality rub-ons, 49th & Market hit the proverbial target 100%! Beautiful and applies perfectly!
I truly love this product. It is perfect for an addition to my botanical prints on watercolor paper. My only complaint is that I feel there are 2 fairly unusable sheets in most packages. The lace and lines pages usually go to waste. I would much rather see more flowers, leaves, butterflies and words that are more generic saying. I love the black script and the page with the random bits of text…awesome. The overall quality is spectacular.
Love how easy and gives a magnificent background effect to cards. Only wish they had double the floral and leaves.
I’m using these on envelopes to decorate and I must say I wished I ordered two, I’m happy with this purchase
Use white or very light backgrounds for contrast. Same if you put the rub on over a stencil.
They work well but small bits tend to slide off the protective sheet and get lost
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Is this a sticker? Can I use it in my scrapbook? It's self adhesive?
By:
MyLilPnyGrl
(20-Mar-21)
Rub-on Transfers do have an adhesion to them but it is more of a tackiness - you use a tool (included with the pack) to rub on your surface and then peel plastic top - the image is then left on the surface. Can be used for scrapbooking or on most other surfaces including wood, metal, ceramic, etc. These provide great detail and can be placed where you need an element. Hope this helps.
By: 49 and Market, LLC
(21-Mar-21)
Are they usable on metal, wood, glass?
By:
India5
(26-Feb-21)
Yes they can be applied to just about any surface (including paper, glass, wood and metal). Depending on use of the applied surface, you may need to seal it.
By: 49 and Market, LLC
(27-Feb-21)
