Sky Castle Sticki Rolls Sticki Book, Wearable & Shareable
Sky Castle Sticki Rolls Sticki Book, Wearable & Shareable Sticker Bracelet, 120 Mini Stickers, Bracelet and Sticki Book, Assorted Colours and Styles
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My ten year old daughter saw these on Youtube and had to have. I have to say they are very cool. I would have loved these at her age. Purchased one for my daughter and the neighbor little girl and they just love them. Have gone on to collect all the bracelets!
My Granddaughter ( age 9) had put this on her birthday wish list. Thought it was a little expensive for what it is but I am very out of touch as to what 9 year old girls want! She will love it I’m sure . Enough to pay for little extra present.nicely packaged, bright and pretty!
My daughter loved it! Came with the sticki roll book for the stickers and she had so much fun putting her stickers in it. I actually thought it was pretty cool and fun!
One of the most appealing aspects of the Rolls “Sticki” Book is its sleek and compact design. Fashioned like a small notebook, it features an eye-catching and inviting colorful exterior. The pages within are made up of various sticky note designs in different shapes, sizes, and colors, allowing users to select the perfect note for any occasion. The thoughtfully curated palette adds a touch of vibrancy to any workspace or study area, elevating the mundane task of note-taking to an enjoyable experience.
Functionality: In terms of functionality, the Rolls Sticki Book truly shines. The sticky notes are easy to peel off and adhere firmly to surfaces without leaving a residue, which is a common pain point with lesser-quality sticky notes. The roll format means that you can use the notes one at a time, efficiently managing how many you use and reducing waste. Whether you’re marking important pages in a book, creating reminder notes for daily tasks, or simply doodling messages for friends, the Sticki Book caters to a wide variety of needs.
Versatility: The versatility of the Rolls Sticki Book cannot be overstated. It’s perfect for students who need to annotate textbooks or create study aids, and for professionals looking to keep their desks organized with quick reminders. It can also be utilized in creative projects, such as scrapbooking or journaling, where the fun designs can add flair to any page. The potential applications are limited only by your imagination, making it a fantastic tool for anyone looking to personalize their organization system.
Sustainability: In today’s eco-conscious world, it’s refreshing to see a product like the Rolls Sticki Book that enhances productivity and emphasizes sustainability. Many of these sticky notes are made from recycled materials, and the roll format ensures that you’re utilizing every last bit of the product without excess waste.
The stickers come ten to a roll, with a theme for each roll. They easily tear off as you unroll them, and can be traded with friends or added to the included “Sticki” book, which has coated pages that allow you to stick and re-use the stickers.
The book (actually a 3-ring binder) is small (about palm-sized) with a plastic cover that snaps shut. It has a removable loop attached to it that in turn has a big clasp you could use to attach the book to a backpack, though it’s pretty big to be dangling from a bag. There are many pages in two different types: “Collection” pages which list the different roll themes and the different holographic types seen in the stickers, and “Choice” pages that have a prompt at the top such as “the Stickis you think are the cutest” or “your favorite bunny Stickis”. The back of each page is for you to just add overflow. You can fit 8 Stickis to a page if you’re careful, but the pages with spots for specific Stickis or with prompts on them have room for 7 if you don’t mind covering up part of the title. One disappointment is that the “Collection” pages don’t include all of the possible rolls. The binder does have room to add more pages, however.
In the middle of the Sticki roll is a pretty translucent bead impregnanted with glitter, in green, purple, pink, or clear. (The bead color corresponds to the “rarity” of the Sticki roll, with the purple and clear beads being rarer.) I really like this, since it means the roll still has a use after the stickers are gone. This particular kit comes with a bracelet with other beads interspersed with the rolls, which is also thus still usable and attractive after the stickers are gone, with 4 pink beads and a green one. There’s also a dangle plastic charm on the bracelet for you to put your favorite “Sticki” (or two). The other included rolls have an extra sticker on them (covered in question marks) which hides the identity of the roll from the buyer. I could not figure out how to switch out the beads on the bracelect, but it does look like there’s a way to remove one side of the clasp temporarily and then put it back without ruining the bracelet.
The concept here interests me. The idea is that you wear your Stickis around and trade with your friends. Unlike with sheets of stickers, however, you don’t know what all of the stickers in a roll look like, just the one on top and the theme of the roll. This means that, on the plus side, you continue to be surprised every time you rip off another sticker; but it does limit your trading offerings/selection to the Stickis already exposed. I personally couldn’t resist pulling off every single sticker and putting them in the book. I suspect many kids would feel the same. However, this was also entertaining in its own right, and since the book allows you to store them, you could conceivably trade from the book, too. It does take a bit of effort to get the stickers off, but they come off clean and don’t lose any of their stickiness.
Most of the stickers are quite cute. Lots of kawaii animals and foods, some with writing on them and some not. A couple of the stickers I got have slightly off English – the one that stands out is a speech bubble with “ROTFL” on it. No one says/writes ROTFL, even if that’s the acronym for “rolling on the floor laughing”; it’s “ROFL”. I’ve literally never once seen ROTFL used. I highly doubt the gen alphas would add a letter to a text acronym, so I feel like this is some kind of strange translation error – either linguistically or culturally. For the most part, however, the stickers are a lot of fun.
According to the collectors’ guide there’s a Sticki roll featuring a toilet paper roll out there, so if you don’t want your kids trading in such, I’d keep an eye out. There’s also a couple of spooky rolls if your kid is easily scared. Everything is drawn in a very cute style, though, so I doubt they’re objectionable in practice. I didn’t get any of them myself. None of the stickers I got was meanspirited or offensive in any way.
Overall I really like this and can’t help wanting to get more. It’s a fun fusion of the age-old schoolyard tradition of sticker trading with the popular surprise collect-them-all gimmick, gamifying sticker collection in an inventive new way. But the surprise isn’t wasteful in this situation, you end up with jewelry or crafting materials and the stickers are reusable. Finally, the stickers are cute and sparkly, and you can’t go wrong with that.