paper question...

[megan4777]

Ok, I'm not exactly the best at writing what I'm thinking so I'll say it this way....

I was just laying out a page that I wanted to make using pics of DD#2. Some of the papers were basic grey and some weren't. It was a HUGE pain to try to find papers that I had that would match/compliment what I was using. ( i don't have a ton of paper, yet)
Do you use a specific companies/lines of paper for a page or do you mix and match lines/companies? Is it just easier to stick to a specific line/company for each page?

Thanks and I hope I'm not too confusing :teeth:

[Mickster]

I don't worry about lines or manufacturers. I go by colors or the feelings I want to get across. If I mix several types of paper by several manufacturers, I think it adds a lot of interest. In the end though, you have to like your pages. :)

[saschuster]

I usually stick with Basic Grey if that is what I am using because it's tough to get anything else to match it. I sometimes will try to mix and match and with some you can and some you can't.

[renessa]

I've had good luck matching my basic grey sublime on our cardstock wall at my LSS. I think it is mostly Basil (sp?) cardstock. I have used a teal green that looks great, a light cream yellow that works ok also. I haven't even tried to match the reds....maybe a deep burgandy...picking up the deepest hue in your paper?? I've also taken paper from home where the color was "off" and aged it with ink. It's a different look, but the distressed look is very basic grey. Just take your paper in match away!! Good luck!!!