What Reviewers Love: Craft Supply Best Sellers, Decoded

Plenty of buyers call this the best spray paint they've used, and the reason comes up again and again: a beautiful glossy finish that stays shiny. Reviewers also highlight good coverage and how easy it is to use, with many feeling it is well worth the money.

The oil-based formula is made for wood, plastic, metal, plaster, masonry and unglazed ceramic, dries to the touch in 20 minutes and covers up to 12 sq. ft. per can. The any-angle spray and wider comfort tip suit longer sessions. The one recurring gripe is a nozzle that some say broke almost immediately on their first can.

Parents and teachers love the simple trick here: the glue goes on purple so you can see where it's been applied, then dries clear. Reviewers say it's easy for children and adults alike and holds up through a full day of school use.

It's acid-free, photo safe, non-toxic and washable, and bonds to paper, cardboard, foam board and display board. The split opinion is on grip: many find it plenty strong for paper, while others say it isn't very sticky for heavier materials.

Teachers are a big part of this fan base, with buyers describing these as ideal for making reading and math centers. Reviewers praise the crystal-clear look, the ease of use and the sheer value of a 200-sheet pack.

The 2.8 mil sheets measure 9 x 11.5 inches and are designed for all leading thermal laminators, and you can trim them for custom sizes. Opinions differ on thickness, with some calling them sturdy enough and others finding them very thin, and a few report adhesion problems.

Buyers say this cardstock feeds well through home printers, laser printers included, and like its bright white shade and pleasing weight. It turns up in card making, school projects and church work.

At 65 lb / 176 gsm and 96 brightness, it's sturdier than copy paper and FSC certified. Feedback is mixed on heft, though: some praise its thickness while others find it flimsy, and a few mention receiving damaged pages.

The generous 4 oz size is what reviewers mention most, with one buyer saying a single bottle lasted through about 50 batches of body butter. Others use it in ultrasonic diffusers and moisturizers and say it helps them unwind.

It comes in an amber glass bottle with a glass dropper and is pitched at soap making, skincare and massage. Scent strength is where opinions divide: some find it lovely, others say it's weaker and less concentrated than they expected.

Reviewers love how easy these are to apply and remove, making them a go-to for hanging pictures without nails. The pack mixes 12 pairs of 10 lb medium strips and 16 pairs of 15 lb large strips.

The complaints are about staying power: while many say frames stay put, others report strips falling off within days. Following the instructions matters here, including cleaning with rubbing alcohol, waiting seven days after painting and avoiding wallpaper.

Buyers adore the festive scents, singling out gingerbread, cinnamon and candy cane as favourites, and say they work well in handmade candles and soaps. One reviewer found a few drops kept a diffuser going all day.

The set includes six 10ml bottles: Christmas Wreath, Mistletoe, Candy Cane, Gingerbread, Cinnamon and Cranberry, formulated to IFRA guidelines. The only real split is on value, with some feeling it's worth the money and others not.

Fans praise the beautiful glossy finish and overall quality, with one using it successfully on outdoor glider furniture frames. Krylon describes it as non-yellowing and suitable for wood, metal, wicker, most plastics, glass, fabric and paper.

It dries to the touch in 20 minutes or less and covers up to 15-20 sq. ft. per can. Reviews are mixed on coverage, with some noting uneven results, and on value. Best results come at 55 to 75 degrees with humidity under 60%.

Scrapbookers like that this runner skips the mess of glue sticks and needs no drying time. Reviewers call it good quality and well suited to paper projects, and you can reposition if you act quickly.

The drawbacks are consistent: grip is mixed, and many feel each dispenser runs out quickly and holds less tape than expected. The brand notes cold temperatures can weaken stickiness, so it's best used indoors where it's warm.

Reviewers mention using this in skincare blends and say their skin feels softer and smoother, with one saying their face had never looked better. Others report it helps them relax and sleep and use it diluted for sore knees and headaches, though these are personal experiences rather than proven effects.

The brand describes it as Boswellia serrata with a precision Euro dropper and advises always diluting before topical use. Scent reactions split, with the brand itself noting a bold earthy-resinous aroma, and several buyers were disappointed that the bottle seemed smaller or less full than expected.