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There's a big variety of colors, patterns and embellishments. When I curate a kit, I usually start with one paper that has several colors from the inspiration kit. I'll then fill in my kit with colors from the paper that was my initial choice. Let's pull out a few papers from my March kit and use them as starting points.
This first group of papers is what I'll call "the warm brights". I started with the multi-color striped paper and then pulled the dotted paper (which was inspired by the navy stripe), the pink and white text (inspired by the pink stripe) and the orange tone-on-tone paper (inspired by the orange stripe). This quartet is composed primarily of warm colors and will give you a base for a bright and sunny kit.
This second group of papers is one I'll call "the cool neutrals". I started with the large black & white floral print, then pulled in the black & white stripe, a small white print on gray, and the blue polka dots. This kit has primarily cool colors and neutrals and will give you a base for a calm and soothing kit.
I hope that this divide and conquer method makes it less overwhelming when you're faced with a big and busy kit. Don't forget to show us what you put together - add your kit to our Link-Up page here, post it in our Facebook Community here, or share it on Instagram using #counterfeitkitchallenge or #ckcmarch2018. We'll see you back here on the 4th for some forgeries!
I like that divide and conquer method, it does helps\ me to pick a starting point.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Susanne - glad you found it helpful!
DeleteI like both these selections, but find I'm more drawn to the first. Thanks, this gives me a great jumping off point!
ReplyDeleteI'm more drawn to the brighter colors of the first set as well. I hope you share what you put together!
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