Sizzix Doorschijnende witte releasebladen 663575, niet-klevende papierambachtelijke vellen 25 stuks één maat

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Use these for my thinlit dies and then attach the cutout to my cards without using glue

TLDR: If you're making a teeny tiny sticker album and aren't worried about it being doublesided, I'm sure this would work just fine-- but you do not get the full 4x6 surface to work on. If you're using die-cuts, again, the top half inch is basically useless.firstly: i didn't purchase these for their intended use, instead wanting to see if they would be useful for small sticker albums. I bought them knowing that they may not be suitable for that purpose, but my experiment may prove useful to those who'd asked about it above.They're not really that translucent, either. It's nowhere near the translucency of vellum and is more like regular weight copy paper in opacity.The listing does not state so, but the release is NOT double-sided. While you could still use the pages for a sticker album, just be aware that one side is just regular textured paper. I'm not sure why it's like that because the paper is still slippery on the other side and could still move around if not properly secured above your die-cut area. It's not got much more grip than the release side, but perhaps it's just enough for that; I haven't really tested that part. I just think it'd be better if they'd actually write in the listing that it's not double sided.Another thing not noted by the listing is the fact the paper is provided in a booklet bound through with staples. The picture in the listing shows free-floating sheets, but they are not packed as such. on one end of the papers they are stapled through with BIG staples rather far down the page, which i found strange because they are bound at the top with glue as well and are not at all perforated. The staples when removed leave BIG holes (pictured) almost a whole half inch down the top of the page, eliminating a fairly good chunk of workspace. If you were to rip them off of the packet rather than removing the staples, you'd get two chunks about a half inch wide torn out of it, and i can't imagine that's the greatest coverage for die-cuts either.It also means that of the promised 4x6 size, it's actually more like 4x5.5in.All that said, the release of the paper is great. I'm not worried about stickers getting too stuck at all. If you're not looking for something double-sided the paper truly is great for sticker release. Even postage stamps and weaker paper stickers had no trouble in my experiment. I imagine that means it works great for die-cutting.

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