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I totally screwed up this kit challengealmost immediately. The smiley face paper did not fit in with what I had in mind so I swapped it out for a hoarded sunflower paper, but forgot to retake the photo (photo 1).
Photos 2: Dividing the kit into smaller kits, I swapped two of the papers - in the end, my first set of 3 papers included the yellow textured cardstock, yellow sunflower paper, and green paper.
Photo 3: The second set included a light sunflower paper (not the smiley paper) and striped paper. Projects created with kit 2 and leftovers from kit 1.
Photo 4: The last paper was the bright yellow patterned paper. Projects with the bright yellow paper and leftovers.
Photos 5 & 6: What was left.
Photos 2: Dividing the kit into smaller kits, I swapped two of the papers - in the end, my first set of 3 papers included the yellow textured cardstock, yellow sunflower paper, and green paper.
Photo 3: The second set included a light sunflower paper (not the smiley paper) and striped paper. Projects created with kit 2 and leftovers from kit 1.
Photo 4: The last paper was the bright yellow patterned paper. Projects with the bright yellow paper and leftovers.
Photos 5 & 6: What was left.


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