A piece of paper must be really small for me to throw away, they are always good for something. I often tuck small pieces of paper in between here and there or use a border punch on the small pieces. I don't need more than a couple of inch of paper to keep it. Especially my favorite pieces of paper.
When you are working with layers it's a really good idea to mix different sizes of papers to get more layers. Mix the papers with chipboard, doilies (from the add-on kit), tab stickers and also stick some of your embellishments under the paper to add more volume.
![CTK christin gronnslett Sept 15th 02](https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3909/15051928997_8f3d1741e8_z.jpg)
![CTK christin gronnslett Sept 15th 03](https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3847/15238487575_5fdf74e56b_z.jpg)
![CTK christin gronnslett Sept 15th 04](https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3912/15215475716_8eedceb7ff_z.jpg)
When I was up with my Kit Love post 1,5 week ago I only showed you how I make my layouts, I never revealed the full layouts, so here they are. I have mostly used the Main kit and Embellishment kits for the layouts. See how I have mixed the soft colors of the kit with very strong colors in the background. If you do that you have more to work with when it comes to colors.
![christin gronnslett CTK Layout 1 September Main Kit 02](https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5578/14922548478_2b3657e225_z.jpg)
Here is the second layout I showed you how I made. I have worked with the same kit, but here I have focused on the blue tones in the kit.
![christin gronnslett CTK Layout 2 September Main Kit 03](https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3872/14922545418_14179e720f_z.jpg)
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