Dizdkizd Washi Tape Set, 100 Rolls Vintage Design Masking Tapes with 4 Sizes 5mm/10mm/15mm/30mm Wide, Colorful Decorative Tapes for DIY, Scrapbooking, Planners, Photo Album, Calendar

The value of these washi tapes are incredible! 100 rolls may not seem like a lot until you get the package. 100 variety rolls of washi tape is immense! I struggled to find storage for these tapes!Overall, they are lovely little tapes! They are colorful, and true to their description--these are vintage themed tapes. I have no cons for this tape either than the images don't repeat themselves. The whole roll of a tape has a variety of images in that roll--so the design on the first inch of the tape, will not be continued (as far as I've seen). If this doesn't bother you (which it certainly doesn't bother me), I recommend you buy these! These are excellent! Affordable and well made! You can't beat this price with the quantity offered!On the other hand, these stick very well on paper, but any other surface, these tapes will not stick. Use these only on paper.

I have recently taken up pen paling and I wanted a good washi tape base to start out with. I have started ordering off Aliexpress but wanted to see if I could find a faster, cheaper way to get a large amount of washi tape. This product is perfect for just that.This product is amazing. Roughly 20 bucks for 100 washi tapes! The designs are extremely pretty and a decent amount comes on each roll. The varying sizes are nice and the color coordination is lovely. The tapes are sticky, but easy to remove. I have used over 15 of the tapes and have not had any issues of peeling or not being able to stick them down properly.This product is simply great. I ordered the first option personally (100A) and didn't even realize until coming to write this review that there are other color options! I am definitely buying the 100pc set of the brown vintage looking ones.Overall, if you are considering this product, I say go for it! I love it.

For all those bullet journals, planner addicts and stationary lovers out there... here's lookin' at you.This 100 set of washi (100A) is fantastic for the pricepoint. You receive several sizes in a range of colors which is a great starter to try your hand at the tape without breaking the bank. With this pack, you're looking at roughly $0.23/roll which is a STEAL as most cost $1.50 OR MORE for a single, standard-sized roll. However, there are pros and cons to this. Scroll to the bottom to see a full pros/cons list within minimal detail. Otherwise? Here we go!Some Basic Notes:1) The washi arrived in a standard amazon box, pre-packaged. The box itself is rather flimsy cardboard with the tape held inside by a clear plastic cover. This cover slips on and off with its open sides, but it held in place, upon arrival, with standard stickers. Nothing fancy here! Pretty straight and to the point.2) Because of the cheap packing quality, I'd recommend nabbing a plastic bin to hold the washi in. Maybe toss in a couple of small dowel rods. This will make it both easier to use and easier to access.3) THESE ARE NOT FULL-SIZED WASHI ROLLS. I don't feel like I should have to add this since it's right in the description... but we all know people who gloss over those. Most of these rolls have 2mm (approx. 6.5) of tape compared to the typical 10mm (approx. 33ft). THESE ARE SAMPLE SIZES.4) No, the itty-bitty ones are not poorly cut rolls. They're simply a smaller size.PROS:1) The washi is cheap. You cannot beat the cost. Honestly, this is definitely a situation where I'd recommend you buy the larger stash versus the smaller options simply because you're getting more bang for your buck.2) The packaging is simple, but effective. If you're not going to be retreiving your stash constantly, then you've got a great storage option right off that bat.3) There is a massive variety of colors in a single pack with MANY alternatives. This would make a great gift for someone who wants to try out washi without investing hundreds for a cute collection.4) An X-Acto knife (or even scissors!) cuts through these tapes like butter! However, this is also a downside in quality. (See below in the cons.)5) This tape won't leave a tacky residue like some others, and is a breeze to lift. Washi tape is NOT meant to be used as regular tape. It WILL NOT hold things to your fridge, walls or anything of the sort (unless you're piling it on). But for those using it as intended... it makes projects SO much easier to deal with.CONS:1) SUPER PAPER THIN. Washi is a type of sticker paper, to keep it simple. However, I don't think I've ever seen washi THIS thin before. This is primarily why it's so easy to cut. However, darker backgrounds WILL show through. This tape is pretty, but thin. If you're someone who no-gos show-through then many try another company.2) The color payoff just isn't there. If you're someone who goes for bold looks, then this washi isn't for you. While some of them are darker, most of the designs are softer and almost pastel. It gives a lovely look to the paper, but, if you're looking for something to POP... you might want to try elsewhere.*** ALL TOGETHER ***PROS:1) SUPER cheap.2) HUGE variety of colors.3) A FANTASTIC starter deal for those not wanting to break the bank.CONS:1) SUPER sheer - lots of see through.2) Pale/not rich colors.OVERALL CONSENSUS:I would 100% recommend this to a friend. Especially if they're new to planning and don't already have a collection of washi. If you're an old-timer who has washi to spare... maybe pass for some higher quality. But for the price point? Definitely worth it.

I make cards and I use washi tape for temporary adherence of ribbons on the back side of cards and to hold dies in place before running through my Big Shot. I bought this tape because it was inexpensive, came in multiple widths, and was light in color so it wouldn't show through cardstock. I have to rethink my plans based on how pretty these tapes are. Instead of being hidden on the back of pages, many of these will be highlighted on the faces of cards. They're very lovely in color and pattern. I highly recommend them for the purposes that I intended or as decorative tapes.

I've been exploring a form of bullet journaling this year and use washi tape for borders and decor. This set blew my expectations for washi tape away! I like the transparency of some of the tapes, allowing me to decorate pencil drawings in my journal or add a bit of character to a layout. Not all the tapes double as stickers, some are lovely scenes or border accents. I've probably explored about half the roles, which makes this whole pack totally worth getting! I particularly love the ocean themed tapes and the variety of flowers and other creatures. And there's a really cute black kitty sticker that made my day!

I use these in scripture. Great washis. They’re more like paper tape. Beautiful tapes. I got the 100 tape roll one. Sometimes when ur peeling the tape rips but it’s fixible. I’ve had these for quite a while and there is still enough use to them. Highly suggest.

So, I love the variety and the designs. The only thing that prevented this from being 100% satisfaction purchase was that the washi tape was hard to peel off so it would rip easily. There would also be some sticky residue left on the washi tape underneath. Be careful when peeling the tape or you’ll end up ripping it. The rolls are also very thin, but it’s fine for people that are constantly using washi tape and changing designs. If you’re someone that likes to use the same washi tape over and over then this isn’t the washi tape set for you.