Easy to use. Works great.

As described

This refill works great for my set

I have become addicted to my Happy Planner but I was shocked at how much I spent on sticker books. I thought I would prefer to create my own, so I purchased this after some research. I bought mine used, so I was not expecting too much. The plastic protection sheet on the 5" cartridge was wonky, but I was able to cut that off without too much waste. I did wish the directions were better, and like one reviewer, I watched a few YouTube videos to see how this was supposed to work. I do find it useful for creating what I want. The glossy magazines have so many pictures that can be turned into stickers in addition to printing photos of family and pets to decorate my planner and anything else. I also tried pieces of fabric and it works! The glue is water soluble, so I would not put them on clothing unless I follow up with stitching. Fabric stickers are an interesting change for card making or other artistic embellishing. For personalized stickers, this is the best option for me.

I have been looking for a way to easily make water-proof labels for bottles that go in the shower for a while now. This is a relatively inexpensive solution without having to purchase the heavy-duty Xyron machines that cost way too much for home hobbies.

Pros:
Waterproof - so far, these are working out in the shower. I am not dunking the labels into a tub full of water, but they are getting quite wet.
Thickness - the lamination is really thick and makes the label nice & stiff, which is much easier to work with, especially if your label is pretty big - they don't scunch up and wrinkle and stick on themselves and make a mess.
Strong Adhesive
Easy to push out any air bubbles

Cons:
Thickness - if you are making a small item & it needs to curve around something with texture or something with a curve, the adhesive tends to want to jump back up, so that the laminated item is flat again.
Cloudiness - the laminated result is NOT clear. It is pretty cloudy. I had printed labels out on clear film & used this Xyron product to try to waterproof the labels and stick them on pump bottles. I don't know if it is the adhesive on the back, but there is definitely a noticeable light gray film on it. That cloud was enhanced by the fact that I used clear film on a clear bottle. If you are using items with a color, you wouldn't see the film on the parts of that there is paper; however, you'd still be able to see it on the edges, since you really need to leave at least an eighth of an inch margin from your paper to the edge of the lamination. I've included pictures so that you can see what I mean by the film. The first picture shows how clear the film is before I applied the Xyron. The second picture shows the cloudy film that is visible.

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