I have the Currents palette now and I think I'll be removing some of the shimmery half pans I don't use much to fit them in. The swatch sheet size will depend if you leave the extra white mixing palette in the container or remove it, so I cut mine to fit inside it.

My pleasure - glad I could help

Hi Mary - sadly no they are not 'all' going to fit in the container, I was debating ablout having a seperate storage option for the metallic colors as they are not really part of the 'rainbow' and this might force the issue. And no not upset about reorganising them at all, plus I still have the original swatch cards so I know what went where if I ever change my mind :)

Hi Wendy _ I have finally acquired the missing Current set and will upload this extra info when I can - apologies I've not been well since Christmas so have not been able to do as much as I'd like :( Keep an eye on IG @k8palmer as I'll announce on there when done

Oh good idea Ellie - I might laminate once I have the last set :)

Hi Rebecca - no I don't have a store, please check out https://janedavenport.com

Thanks Chris - Don't give up yet, a knife sharpening store maybe able to sharpen the blade!

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it :)

Hi Sandra - apologies but there is no way for me to answer that (in a useful way) without buying that rotten last test to swatch out all the colors - it's sadly impossible (as I found out) to accurately assess the colors from the packaging photos. I have a horrible feeling I'm going to need to find that blue set so I can finish the chart for you all oxoxo Watch out Amazon here I come!

Hi Julie - I've been there :( This post may help a little https://www.sparkletart.com/rsr/2012/04/day-18-excavating-a-craft-room-pile.html but dealing with those piles of stuff in an ongoing struggle. My first suggestion is take a look at what is in the pile, is there a bunch of similar stuff advertising, half finished projects, bills? For now grab some small storage boxes and sort the stuff into groups if similar items. Next, ask if you actually need the stuff - be ruthless, throw away everything you can before it becomes part of a new pile. Then consider how you can stop all the stuff becoming a pile (way easier that dealing with the piles let me tell you!) - the piles on my craft desk seem to multiply if I leave them too long. Finally set aside 5-15 mins each day to sort the new stuff coming in (so it doesn't become a pile) and work on what you already have - make it a number that doesn't seem too terrifying for you. It will take a while but you will get on top of it.

Aww thanks so much Janet - that's exactly what I hoped for when I wrote this oxoxo

Aww thank you Nancy - that is the biggest compliment oxoxo

Hi Anamika - what kind of doodling are you interested in? I've got info on that here: https://www.sparkletart.com/rsr/2016/08/what-are-the-5-different-styles-of-doodling.html One of the keys is you need a good waterproof pen - I ♡ Copic Multiliners but there are other brands available. Next don't put pressure on yourself, it doesn't need to be museum worthy just relaxing! Have a read and let me know what you are interested in oxoxo