We’re back with another video in our

Japanese Supplies You Didn’t Know You Needed Series!

This time, we’re taking a look at pens and accessories

that are sure to make any scrapbook a treasured keepsake.

You can find all of the items mentioned in this video at JetPens.com.

Let’s get started!

Adhesives

You can glue down the tiniest details with the Sakura Quickie Glue pen.

The rollerball-like applicator dispenses glue smoothly and consistently.

Make permanent bonds by using the glue when it's wet,

or create temporary bonds by letting the glue turn clear

before pressing the items together.

If you need to cover larger areas, check out the Kokuyo Gloo.

This glue stick is shaped like a square

so you can easily apply glue to sharp corners.

The Tombow Mono Adhesive Tape Runner is a mess-free way to attach mementos in your scrapbook.

We especially like using the runners with delicate papers since they won’t warp

or curl.

The runners are also refillable which reduces waste.

You can pick between Permanent, Dot, Removable, and Xtreme adhesives.

Cutters & Punches

If you think all scissors are the same, you have to try the Kokuyo Saxa Scissors.

The hybrid arch blades slice through thick materials like cardboard yet are easy to control.

You can pick between durable titanium coating or fluorine coating,

which prevents the build-up of sticky residue from cutting tape.

For precise cuts, check out the Midori Scrapbook Cutter.

It has a tiny blade attached to an ergonomic handle.

The Sun-Star Kadomaru Pro instantly elevates any scrapbook addition with rounded corners.

The sturdy cutter can create three different corner radius sizes:

eight, five, or three millimeters.

If you prefer a miniature option, Sun-Star’s Kadomarun Round Corner Punch

can fit into a pencil case for scrapbooking on the go.

Notebooks

TRAVELER'S COMPANY is well-known for their nostalgic paper products,

and these SPIRAL RING NOTEBOOKS help you store mementos.

The Paper Pocket and Photo File are specially designed to hold loose items like tickets

and photos.

These delightful Maruman Make One’s Day Binders are excellent miniature scrapbooks.

You can make a pocket-sized album of your favorite memories.

Eight additional refills are available, including kraft paper, clear pockets, and more.

Pens

The humble Pilot Oil-Based Twin Marker is the undisputed champion

when it comes to writing on washi tapes.

It also writes on photos and non-porous surfaces like plastic.

The double-sided marker has a fine tip on one end and an extra-fine tip on the other.

We’re obsessed with the Sakura Gelly Roll Moonlight.

These smooth-writing gel pens come in two tip sizes:

0.6 mm and 1.0 mm.

The standard colors use archival quality ink so anything you write

can be treasured for decades to come.

Plus, Sakura just released fifteen new colors that are perfect for writing on light

and dark paper.

Stamping Supplies

These Nombre Mizushima Jizai stamps add charming details to the page.

The stamps cling to the included acrylic mount

and can be removed just as easily.

Because the stamp and block are both clear,

you can see exactly where you’re stamping.

Tsukineko VersaMagic Dew Drops are some of the best ink pads we’ve ever used.

The lightly opaque ink is archival and dries to a matte finish.

You can choose from thirty-five different ink colors or

from nine curated four packs.

For stamped designs that are sure to stand out,

try the metallic Tsukineko StazOn Ink Pads.

Just be sure to clean your stamp afterwards.

Washi Tapes

You can pair these Mark’s Writable Maste Washi Tapes

with your favorite gel pens and water-based inks!

They make great labels for photos and other keepsakes.

The newest Slim tapes are fifteen millimeters wide,

so they fit nicely in smaller spaces.

You can also use water-based inks on mt Fab Blackboard Washi Tapes.

Use white gel pens or markers for a classic chalkboard look.

Bande Rolls might look like washi tapes,

but they’re actually stickers!

Each sticker peels off from the roll so you can arrange as many as you like at once.

The six new designs feature flowers, ice cream scoops,

and speech bubbles for a unique addition to any scrapbook page.

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