(in one kit) ALL you need is...

versatility with lots of ellies.


I typically use kits more than once so I really like kits to be versatile.
 
Good variety of papers... Large & small patterns, solids, and something geometric ( stripes, polka dots, plaid).
 
Rubia Padilha said:
so I'm not alone in my paper addiciton! LOL
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No, no you are not ;)

I want lots & LOTS of different papers in a variety of solids and patterns.
A rockin' color palette.
LOTS of ellies.. including different flowers and stitching is a MUST!
Lately I've been wanting to use paint.. splats, mists & masks, glitter, etc.

.. I think that's about all for now...
 
For me it's about the ellies. The more the merrier! I love the crazy unusual ones.
Oh and like Jenn I'm all about the paint lately.
 
I have to admit to make a great kit, do need a good assortment of papers... I've purchased some kits from a different store and there are like 6 papers - what can I do with that??? haha

For me, to make a kit sky rocket into "I will never part from you" kit is themed elements... oh man, do I love a good themed kit!! ;) I will use those elements over and over again on different pages... :wub:
 
For me, the answer would be "variety".

It's very difficult for me to work with kits that don't have many elements or don't have a combination of patterned and plain papers. I also like frames, hardware (staples), stitches, foliage, ribbons, bows, etc ... I don't gravitate to kits that just are recolored elements, I like to see uniqueness.
 
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papers with unique (non geometrical) patterns and texture and lots of opportunities for making a mess on a page like scatters, messy stamps, anything that may be a foundation for a cluster. i love scatters especially when they resemble some unique material (gems, sand, confetti, glitter...). it adds texture to the page.
 
SeattleSheri said:
For me, the answer would be "variety".

It's very difficult for me to work with kits that don't have many elements or don't have a combination of patterned and plain papers. I also like frames, hardware (staples), stitches, foliage, ribbons, bows, etc ... I don't gravitate to kits that just are recolored elements, I like to see uniqueness.
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I agree, variety!

I like a combination of types of papers, great designs and patterns, kits with lots of unique element and versatility. :)
 
One really awesome element that can be a focal point. Like a great flower, robot, animal, metal something, postcard image, word art.

And I'm also going to go for paint and splatters!
 
patterned papers and matching journaling cards... I'm in Project Life mode right now, as you can tell

otherwise it's paint
 
just a few of my favorite things...
stitches, staples, paint, gesso, smudges, smears, splats, washi tape

oh and some kind of foliage. i have to have foliage to cluster, even if there aren't any flowers. LOL
 
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