Millie Marotta's Home Sticker Book: over 75 stickers or decals for wall and home decoration: 6

This is the fourth copy of the transfer set that I have bought to decorate my home.The transfers are beautifully crafted and lovely muted colours.

Beautiful quality stickers with great colour choices and stunning illustrations - bought as a gift for my sister in law for Christmas so don't know what they're like to actually use, but a great selection of Animal Kingdom illustrations made a gorgeous gift.

Some interesting stickers but they really only work on white or cream walls. When placed on a mirror, glass or darker coloured wall the plastic sticker showed up and did not blend in.

Brilliant

very nice and very easy to apply

Disclosure: I was sent a copy of this book to review without compensation. This review has been condensed from the original review on my blog Crafting Fingers.---Millie Marotta’s illustrations bring to mind childhood pastimes like chasing dragonflies and doodling on school papers. Millie’s attention to detail and intricate patterns in her work brings that naïveté into adulthood.The diversity of flora and fauna throughout makes me think Millie Marotta’s Home Sticker Book should have something for anyone. The stickers themselves vary in size, from 2" by 1" to as large as the book’s 9.75" by 9.75" square format allows.The introduction is short. A warm welcoming letter from Millie is followed by a bit of history and usage instructions, and that’s it. This book isn’t about literature so much as it is a clever, affordable approach to home decor. Still, I would have liked the individual stickers to have at least been named or numbered to make keeping track of them—and sharing ideas on social media—easier.I recommend using blunt tweezers to remove the stickers from the pages. Pinching the paper is clumsy, and I accidentally tore through a layer of pulp!The trick to making the stickers blend in as much as possible is to use a smooth and light surface. I tested emulsion and silk walls and sealed wood. I’m happy to say Millie’s designs stick to Annie Sloan Chalk Paint, too.Everything considered, Millie’s intricate illustrations make the price of this book a bargain. If you’re looking for a quick, individual approach to decor then I recommend Millie Marotta’s Home Sticker Book.

the book contains a few introductory pages which provide tips on how and where to display the stickers, and one or two glossy, lifestyle shots where the stickers have been used to add interest and provide a focal point to areas that may otherwise be plain. A mix and match of peel away stickers make up the rest of the book. Full review on a blog called NotCompulsory