Majestic Rose Nouveau Bible Tabs (Majestic™ Bible) Misc. Supplies – July 1, 2008

These are so cute/trendy and worth it to make your Bible cute!

These Majestic Rose Nouveau Bible Tabs are absolutely stunning! The elegant rose design adds a touch of beauty to my Bible, making it even more special. The gold lettering is clear and easy to read, and the tabs are made of high-quality material that feels durable and won’t tear easily.Applying them was simple thanks to the easy-to-follow instructions. They are perfectly aligned and make finding books so much faster during study or church services. If you’re looking for a stylish and practical way to organize your Bible, I highly recommend these!

I've been using my Bible more recently and had originally purchased Majestic Bible Tabs Lavender. I had great success with those and wanted to get more tabs to put in the two other Bibles I own. I ended up purchasing these rose nouveau tabs, along with Majestic Traditional Gold-Edged Bible Tabs.These tabs are perfect for bigger Bibles and the one I put these in measures about 9 1/2 inches tall. This package of tabs contains 72 foil-edged tabs and the books of the Bible are printed on both sides. The tabs are pink with a floral design on them and the rose-color foil edges add a beautiful accent. Each tab measures about one inch wide by 1/4 inch high. There are a total of six sheets of tabs for the books in the Old and New Testaments, along with some extra tabs for Notes, Special, Concordance, Index, Old and New Testaments, Maps, and Life Verse. Please note, these tabs won't work well for Catholic Bibles since they don't contain blank tabs for the additional books in that Bible. If you have a Catholic Bible, I'd recommend purchasing Majestic Traditional Gold-Edged Bible Tabs. I have those as well for one of my Bibles and they are the same as these, just a gold color. There are detailed instructions and a guide included in this package to help you attach the tabs. These tabs are made in China.I've now successfully attached three sets of these tabs, in different colors, and here are some tips I've discovered:- I definitely wouldn't rush since these tabs are like stickers and, once they are fully stuck on the thin Bible pages, they may be difficult to fix. Before you attach both clear sticky pieces, you MAY be able to gently remove them and adjust as necessary. I've been able to do this with no problems.- When you start a new sheet of tabs, fold along the foil edges BEFORE removing the tabs and attaching them. This will make it easier to fold them over when you attach them.- I've found it's easiest to pull the tabs off the sheet by peeling the colored part off first instead of the clear parts. This will help prevent the tabs from ripping.- Use the guide to help you attach the tabs and, if you ever forget which tab number you are on (e.g. 4,5,6...), just look back at your previous tab and count down to find which number you will use next.- The tabs will always be attached to the pages on the right side, regardless of where the beginning of the book starts. Sometimes my tabs are attached to the title page and sometimes they are on the page with the first couple of chapters.- If your Bible contains words that go to the edges of the pages, don't worry about these tabs covering them up. The only parts that are actually attached to the pages are the clear sticky tabs so you can still easily read your Bible.- After you've attached a tab and it looks straight enough, carefully make sure there is only one page attached and fold over the tab to the other side of the page. Once the tabs are in place, I always press them firmly down.- When I'm opening my Bible using these tabs, I don't pull on the tabs themselves. Instead, I find the book I want, slide my finger in, and open my Bible that way.I've now applied three sets of these tabs and they have all worked well for me! I love the colors and design choices available since everyone has different personalities. I feel these are very affordable and easy to apply, once you get the hang of it. It generally takes me about an hour to apply all of my tabs and I am pleased with the results. These tabs make reading my Bible easier, more efficient, and fun! If you are looking for tabs for your Bible, these are a great option. They won't work for Catholic Bibles but there are some options for those too. I highly recommend these tabs!

I love these tabbies because they are smaller. My Bible is about 9" in length and I can fit 8 tabs before having to start back at the top of the guide.Pros:- Smaller size, laminated, and don't stick out too much from the Bible so they should hold up well.- Extra tabs for things like: Index, Old Test, New Test, Maps, Notes (x3), Special (x2), Helps, Life Verse, and the extra Catholic books (not that I'm Catholic but nice that it's included for those that are).- If you don't press too hard when placing the tab at first and before folding over, you have time to gently lift it in case pages get stuck or you want to realign it.- Great selection of colors. These pink ones matched the cover of my Bible perfectly.Cons:- It would be nice to have 1 John, 2 John, 3 John as their own tabs, or give us the choice instead of only including one tab for 1-3 John. I have a large print Bible so there are some pages between each of these chapters. In smaller print Bibles I realize the one tab makes more sense.

came as advertised

I don't usually use tabs in my Bibles, but I recently got a 1611 Edition King James. The Old English makes locating things not quite as easy. I was delighted to find these with the pretty font - just perfect for this Bible.I had no problem peeling them from the backing, and also found them pretty forgiving of errors. I totally misplaced one, and was able to carefully peel it away and place it in the correct position. I discovered my error right away, so don't know if it would have been as easy if I had not noticed it until later. I ended up sort of adjusting the guide a little, and using the cut off end UNDER the page to help me place them. See photos.Besides the tabs for the Old Testament and New Testament books, this set also includes:Notes (3 tabs) - Practice - Special - Helps - Life Verse - Maps - Index - Concord - Old Test - New Test - Judith - Tobit - 1 Maccab - 2 Maccab - Wisdom - Sirach - BaruchMy 1611 version includes 14 books of the Apocrypha, whereas this set includes tabs for only 7. I would have given it 5 stars had it included tabs for all of them.