No more tools that sit in your drawer untouched. This list is made for creatives who actually create. Whether you’re into collage, journaling, scrap art, or DIY projects — these are the tools that spark ideas, feel good to use, and deliver satisfying...
Tiny but powerful. Clean cuts through paper without tearing — a must-have for collage, journaling, or packaging.
Mini Cutter Portabel Cute Size For Journaling.
Dries clear, holds strong. Unlike regular glue, this doesn’t wrinkle your paper — it bonds like magic.
PVA White Craft Glue
Glossy textures, bold colors, and free-flowing inspiration. Perfect for layering in collage or moodboards.
Magazine News Paper Scrapbook
Unexpectedly essential! Preps surfaces of recycled materials so your glue sticks better and the finish looks pro.
Fine Sandpaper Sheet
Your blank canvas — literally. Customize with collage patches, fabric paint, or let it carry your art on the go.
Plain Canvas Tote Bag
Adds dimension and elegance to any collage. Each sheet feels like art already.
HANDMADE PAPER TEXTURE
Subtle but stylish. Great for borders, details, or sealing with flair.
Washi Tape (Neutral Tones)
Protects your table and gives your blade the right grip — essential for serious crafting.
Cutting Mat A5 / A4
Mist your paper before shaping or gluing for smoother application — a pro tip in a tiny bottle.
Mini Spray Bottle
Seals your work like magic. Makes your collage last longer with a professional touch.
Mod Podge Matte 8 oz (236ml)
For straight lines and safe cutting. A sturdy tool that doubles as a guide and guard.
Stainless Steel Ruler Joyko RL-ST40 40 cm 40cm
When precision matters — this glue pen handles tiny cutouts and fine elements with ease.
Glue Pen for Detail Work
A touch of history in every piece. Great for layering, backgrounds, or contrast.
Design Background Paper - Vintage Old Book Page series
Organize your tools in style. Portable, lightweight, and surprisingly spacious.
Craft Storage Pouch
Quick, clean, and precise — perfect for neat paper layering with zero drying time.
