22 Sheets Clear Double Sided Adhesive Tape Sheets for Craft,A4 Size Super Strong Sticky Tumbler Tape Sheets 8.3x11.5 Inch with 0.1mm Thickness for DIY Art/Craft/Home Decorative Tape with Yellow Liner

Perfect size and strength for doing Japanese quilt art. Sticks to the foam board without issue and easy to cut with an Xacto blade. I appreciate the price so that I can bring this art to a few art classes without breaking the budget.

estan bien pero llego incompleto el pedido, mande mensaje pero no me dieron solucion....

I couldnt find any reviews of anyone using this product to die cut craft foam. Just arrived today, and it works. This is a pretty intricate die, and i didnt have any areas of failure. Straight thru one time in my Empress machine with just the standard plates (no shims) and here it is. I stuck the adhesive on my material with whichever side peeled away first. (On the foam it was the white waxy paper side, on the paper, the yellow side came off first.). Both ways worked the same after die cutting, with the remaining protective layer coming off in once piece. This stuff is sticky, and no issues adhering even to foam (in fact, i had trouble getting it off my finger and tweezers for the photo) but it did not one bit mess up my die, plates, or machine. So this seems just about the PERFECT thickness/adhesion for card makers. Its only been stuck for about 10 minutes, but seems to be 100% success. Will update if there are later failures/successes.

I'd been looking for "thinner" adhesive tape or sheets for awhile. I needed something that would work to reattach those little rubber pads / blocks / strips that go on the under side of computer mice, trackballs, tablets, laptops, or anything else that had those little rubber feet on the underside. And, I wanted something that was either removable or gave me some "working time" to get the reattached object positioned correctly. These sheets are exactly what I wanted. I can cut the correct size piece of adhesive, put it in place and then reattach the little rubber foot. When I do it right, I'm very happy with the results. If I make a mistake, I can slowly peel off the adhesive piece, replace it properly and I'm good to go. My trackball has four, small, very odd shaped rubber pieces on the base. I simply laid them on the sheet, used a scissors to cut around it and then reattached them to the base of the trackball. One note - the surfaces need to be squeaky clean in order for the adhesive to work properly. Any amount of oil from your skin or dirt or dust and it won't work. I use rubbing alcohol as the final wipe before applying the adhesive sheet and that seems to work well.

I bought these sheets rather than the 4 inch double sided adhesive tape because I felt they were more economical. I plan to use them in my card making. They are nice to use when you want your letter die cuts to be thicker than one layer. It is easier to use this than having to meticulously glue each layer. If the top layer is sticky, you can apply embossing powder or glitter for added glitz. If you only want 2 layers, adhesive foam sheets work well.