Marbled Paper Collection: 20 sheets of vintage marbled papers for bookbinding and other paper crafting projects (Vintage Papers for Collage and Paper Crafting) Paperback – November 29, 2019

Used for inside lining of hardback book. No problem with item, just wish someone made it in a 8.5x14.

This booklet of “marbled paper” is comprised of photographic reproductions of actual marbled paper, it is not marbled paper. Additionally the pages are printed on both sides so should one wish to use a “design" for a project, the “design" on the obverse is forfeited. Disappointing.Pretty but not authentic.

I loved the colors and patterns! They were spot on. However, I didn't like how the pages were double sided w diff patterns and there were no perforations to help rip out the pages easier.

The media could not be loaded. This is advertised as marbled paper that can be used for bookends and binding. It is not.1. This is paper that has been printed in a semi gloss with marbled patterns on it. It is not traditional marbled paper. Think magazine pages. That MIGHT be ok for a random craft project but don’t use glue the image will start to lift off. Definitely not for a books binding.2. It claims that you get 2 sheets of each design. You don’t, there are 20 sheets of paper but the designs are double sided so you have to sacrifice one of the designs if you use the paper.Overall not what I was expecting or looking for may want to be update the description.

I usually don't review which should indicate how disappointed I am with this product.Designs vary wildly in resolution, with most being blurry or pixelated. Different designs are printed on both sides effectively halving the amount of designs you have. Pages are bound without perforation and cannot be removed easily. On top of all that, the book reeks like it came out of an old perfume warehouse and can be smelt from quite aways away.Avoid and look for something better. Almost anything else will be an improvement

Perhaps the most problematic thing about this book is that the paper is long grain. It's marketed as end papers, but would be far more useful (particularly with only 2 sheets per pattern) if it was short grain. Still pretty and probably worth using, but functionality is very constrained for book binders. Much better for scrapbooking.

The designs are printed on two sides, two different designs, so if you want to use one for a project, you have to choose one and waste the other. Also the sheet size is disappointing. Similar designs I've had in the past have pages that can be folded out to 4 times the size of the booklet. Won't buy this one again.

Shitty quality thin magazine paper. As soon as any glue touches them the ink will bleed. All the pages are perfect bound into the book so there's no easy or clean way to remove them. The pages are also double sided so you can only use half the designs.Short of buying this book to flip through the pictures it's useless!