I am dealing with that, one week at a time. What I like about this is that there are no rules, just try to play with it twice a week. Usually when I'm done with a week the backs of all the papers inspires my colors for the following week. This makes it easy and fun to just go with the flow, and not get tied up in details. It's also making me use products that I LOVED when I bought them, but haven't gotten any love. (like those American Crafts journal sticker books I needed all of when they first came out.)
It's really just about playing with supplies in your free time and making pictures pretty, and i love that process. It's like winter when I can't.
Of all of the great products that came out this spring, the one I'm having the hardest time saying no to are the PAPERS! There are companies i have never heard of that I'm digging (Simple Stories) and companies that have never made patterned paper (that I know of) that I'm all about too. (thanks, Bazzille) which is great news for me because for a while there i said "no more patterned paper, Tiff. It's too expensive if you don't use it..) now i barely use a solid sheet...wish more companies would come out with patterned VELLUM and date stamp, high five to the "hello Lizzy" line for making both of those fun again. Things I'm missing that you don't see anymore: doilies//die cut paper, words...like single words or strip words in a sticker form, epoxy anything, and clear design stickers.
