Printable Sticker Paper, 8.5" x 11", Matte White, Repositionable Adhesive, Laser/Inkjet Compatible, 5 Full-Size Label Sheets, Great for Product Branding, Cute Stickers, Crafts, and More (53202)

Gray product easy to use and. my stickers look great .

This sticker paper is great! I used in my Cricut maker to make stickers for my Granddaughter's baby shower! It was easy to use and it is a great quality! Looking forward in making more stickers with this sticker paper because of the great quality, the paper thickness and especially the price!

Great product, I used them for my sons birthday party bags. Super easy to use and its compatible to Cricut devices.

I’ve been using Avery sticker paper for a variety of projects — from organizing at home to creating custom labels — and overall, it’s been a great experience. The paper is high quality, and the adhesive sticks well without peeling or leaving residue. The sheets are easy to print on, and the colors come out vibrant and crisp when I use my inkjet printer, which is a huge plus for DIY projects.One thing I really appreciate is how versatile the sticker paper is. I’ve used it for everything from labels on jars to custom stickers for personal items, and it works wonderfully for most applications. The back is easy to peel, and the stickers are simple to cut, even by hand, though a cutting machine makes it even easier.That said, the reason I’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because I wish the paper were a little thicker. While it’s fine for most uses, I feel like it could be more durable, especially for projects where I need stickers that are going to hold up over time (like outdoor use or on high-touch items). If you're using it for something that requires a bit more durability, you might want to consider a heavier weight paper.Overall, I highly recommend Avery sticker paper for general crafting, labeling, and organizing needs. It’s affordable, reliable, and produces professional-looking results for most projects!

This is the same DIY sticker paper that you can purchase from Walmart but it's cheaper on Amazon. As an Entrepreneur it my job to find the best sales to save me money and this is one of those sale.I use the DIY sticker paper for my product labels and the paper is perfect for my 4100 HP series printer. It's not to thick. The color quality and texture is great. The print quality is good as well.

Great product, especially for the price! I make organic handcrafted mustache waxes, and this is what I use to create the labels for my tins. It includes all the info you need to figure out how to print properly on the sticker sheets. On the back of the sheets, there are small separations that make it easier to peel the back off the sticker (which really comes in handy). The adhesive on the stickers works very well. I've had no issues with it peeling off after applying. I think next time though I will try the glossy finish for a more professional look.

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They do work, it is nice having some peel and stick paper, but they do not work for my needs.I have a bunch of Rubermaid Bins which I wanted to put lists on the front of them for their contents. These are a great large size and I thought "perfect". I made a hand full of labels and none stick. Not that the paper is not sticky, it sticks awesome to painted metal, cardboard, iffy on wood, and on several plastics. Not the flexible plastic bins though. It sucks I had to use packaging tape to tape them on and should have just used paper. I will say I tried a few methods, I cleaned the plastic really well. I tried to scratch and push the sticker on to the plastic (sometimes the added pressure of finger nails makes it stick) I also tried it on the "rubbermaid" and "sterilite" brand bins, both the colored plastic big ones, and the clear big and small ones. Both the lids and the bins them selves. I think it may be something to do with the bins being rubbery and flexible.They are not a crapy product their adhesive just does not work on plastic bins.