Rock Paper Scissors Removable Sticker Paper 8.5"x11" 100 count

This sticker paper works great, and it's a great price! I used it to print planner stickers, and the colors came out very well, it cut cleanly in my machine (Brother Scan n Cut... for "kiss cut" I set the blade depth about halfway between 1 and 2, and the cutting pressure to -1), and it was removable, but still quite sticky and I haven't had any corners lift so far after a couple of days, even on stickers I have removed and re-placed which is a problem I've had with other repositionable adhesive products. If anything It was a little tougher to remove than I'd really prefer but I guess you can't have your cake and eat it too, so I just make sure to hold the page down while I pull up on the sticker.I actually didn't find it difficult to tell the backing from the sticker, but just to prevent any confusion I marked the seam-side of the package and the cardboard insert on the side as "STICKER SIDE". When comparing it to a sheet of regular 95-bright copy paper the backing side is very clearly more yellow.

I use this paper to print out stickers for my planner and it does that beautifully. Some people mentioned that it seems a little thin, and it is slightly thinner than the comparable Avery sticker sheets that are much more expensive. Avery Sticker Project Paper, White, 8.5 x 11 Inches, Pack of 15 (03383) However, I prefer the thinness because it doesn't add bulk to my planner pages. I find these easy enough to peel from the backing also by holding it face-up and swiping the sticker surface upwards with my finger. The Avery stickers are scored on the back but with smaller stickers I have to peel them off opposite, by swiping the backing off instead.I prefer this paper to the Avery and will continue to purchase it because of the price-quality comparison. I am thankful they sell it in this larger volume at a reasonable price. Thank you!

I printed several woodworking templates so I could cut out exact shapes. Occasionally, the adhesive comes loose near where I'm cutting and sometimes the sheets want to shred when I am removing them from the wood after cutting my design, but overall, the sheets usually stick well and remove cleanly. Even when the sticker shreds on removal, a quick scrape with a putty or utility knife is all it takes to remove the leftovers.The main issue I have with these sheets is that one out of every two to four sheets "jams" in my printer. I say "jams," in quotes, because although the printer thinks there's a paper jam, all that happens is that the sheet feeds halfway into the printer and stops. Every "jammed" sheet has come back out of the printer in pristine condition, without being mangled in any way. For some reason, any sheet that "jams" takes at least 2-4 more attempts before it prints successfully.Rather than waste my time repeatedly retrying any "jammed" sheets, I usually just give them to my kids so they can color/cut on to them to make their own custom stickers. They love doing this and every sticker they've made has come cleanly off of wherever they stuck them, so the problem sheets, at least, don't go to waste.I'll definitely get these again in the future, I just wish I could prevent them from jamming so frequently.

I use this not only as sticker paper but as a mask when I'm ink blending on cardstock. It prevents any bleeding under it and I can use it with moderate watercoloring. It's a way cheaper option for card making instead of those small masking sheets that are super expensive. I will be a loyal customer to Rock Paper Scissors forever. Great find!

I printed pumpkin carving patterns on these. Just peel and stick on pumpkin (real or funkin) and carve. Worked great! Huge success at my annual family carving party. Wish I had thought of doing this years ago.

Product good, but packaging selected for shipping inadequate to protect the box that holds the sticker paper. I sent one back because the box was damaged and would not be useable for storing the labels. The second box I received was shipped similarly and it too is damaged but I decided to keep the labels as I needed them right away. Now I will have label sheets for which I will have to find something in which to store them.

I used this paper on my Canon TS9520, and the colors were VERY washed out. I have tried printing with many different settings, and no matter what I do, the colors don't print well. I do not think this paper is coated well to work in inkjet printers (or maybe the Canon ink doesn't agree with it).The one thing I dislike about this paper (as with most matte papers) you cannot tell the back from the front. It would be quite helpful if they would put writing on the back to differentiate them better. The paper quality is fine, but since it doesn't work well with my printer, I am giving it three stars.

Yes, I know these are marketed as "removable stickers", but isn't that what masking tape does? This paper is also "cutting machine friendly". That means that I can create masks on my cutting machine that match perfectly to my dies and stamps.