360 Count Self-Adhesive Acid Free Photo Corners for Scrapbooks Memory Books (Multicolor)

I'm not a pro or even a hobbyist at scrapbooking or photo album creation. However, I find myself archiving hundreds of family photos that are anywhere from 20-80yrs old. It's nerve wracking! I've been fitting photos to heavy card stock with various photo corners, and these are the ones I like best.The adhesive sticks quite well to both smooth, hard, 80lb, card stock and to lighter weight papers.One feature that may not be useful to you, but darn near sanity saving for me, is that you can peel apart and break the photo corner for easy photo retrieval. My old photos tend to be quite small and fragile. So when trying to re-position them, I'd rather sacrifice the photo corner and the backing paper than flex the photo in any way. Quite doable with these. Grab one of the bottom triangle edges and slowly lift to break the corner into a triangular boomerang portion, and the adhesive backing still affixed to the paper. Not so with many other photo corners. I'll reach for those where I know I can get away with flexing the photo paper, but not for the fragile ones.Good stuff, and I've got several orders in. Black and Khaki work best for my purposes as they offer a nice smooth matte texture. The Gold is fine too, but was a bit too loud against the sepia or black and white photos I have.

These are really great! I got the gold, and I had plenty to put together a huge scrapbook for a friend who was leaving.I found that they were easiest to use when I glued the picture down where I wanted it first with some glue stick. Then I lifted each corner of the picture and inserted the gold corners. They stuck really well to all of the surfaces I used-- photo paper, cardstock, printer paper, etc. It looked so cute and made it look expensive. And my friend loved the scrapbook!

Everything about these work great, except once I put 300 of them in my book I looked back and realized the photo corners rubbed off and left dark smudges on the pages. You can erase most of the smudges but they just keep coming back after opening and closing the book a few times. It looks like the pages were dragged through the dirt. Just buy the kraft or ivory ones and save yourself the heartache.

These are high quality, they are constructed in a 2 piece fashion which allows for the actual 'corner' you see to have slight dimension and finish out just a tiny bit larger than regular photo corners. They are working for me on my current project which is an engagement album that needs to feel vintage. The package contains 15 sheets with 24 corners per sheet. So far I have used 5 sheets, just a third of the package. I will most likely use them on the wedding album which will accompany the engagement album previously mentioned. That's the positive of the item, the downside is time. They are more time consuming to use due to the care that must be taken to remove them from the backing if you don't want them to come apart. It's not a great deal of extra time but it's does take diligence. The adhesive is excellent so your times will stay put but again a double edged sword since working with the adhesive can offer a bit of a challenge. If you are patient and want you project to have that extra something I would recommend purchasing these. If you don't have the patience or you just want a quick fix you might want to reconsider. I'm glad I got them and I will continue to use them selectively. Hope this is helpful.

These are really nice looking photo corners (I bought black). However, I was using them in a 'waterfall' type photo album (the type where the photos are in layers atop each other), and the corners catch easily on the top layer and then tear off. They night be more stable on the type of photo book or scrapbook that just has 'regular' type pages, not a waterfall design. And I had to add a tiny drop of glue to a corner that was beginning to lift up...I've only just started using them, so I'm not sure how the long-range durability is going to be.

These were not available at any store when I needed them to make a Memorial billboard for a family funeral so I handmade 200 corners myself to protect my photos from bending and taping damage. Then a week after that funeral another close family member died and I needed more corners. No way would I spend another 6 hours straight cutting black paper and folding. It was a painful process. So yes I was very grateful to find corners available.

You wouldnt think, ordering protective photo corner adhesives would be 'a thing' BUT, pay attention to details! These corners are perfect for a vintage look! Also, if you insert your photo, into the adhesive while the adhesive is still attached to the card, youll acheive perfection! Look at my photos, for this example on application. Ill be sticking with this brand and vintage color.

Although time will tell for sure, I had no immediate adhesion issues and was able to gently reposition a few items right after placing without anything appearing to not stick. They seem very similar and slightly bigger than ones I have from local craft shops. The only thing I would change is not having a single sheet per color but thats what it shows and I ordered so no surprise. Just finding you end up with so many different colors and mixing and matching that much isn't may favorite look so may buy a couple more packs

Perfect for job

Llenaron mucho antes de lo esperado. Están bonitas pero pequeñas. Aún no las he usado pero parecen de buena calidad.

Exactement ce que je recherchais

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