I recently picked up these two beautiful Rolife kits, and I can’t wait to build them. Blossom Cart is absolutely adorable, and Dreamy Garden House has been on my wishlist for a while.
The timing is funny though… I’m leaving for a one-week vacation with my in-laws soon, which means a whole week away from my hobby supplies.
I’ve actually been debating whether I should pack one of these kits in my suitcase, but I’m so afraid it might get damaged on the journey home.
I already know what’s going to happen… after a couple of days, my fingers are going to start itching to build something!
Would you take a kit with you, or leave it safely at home?
It depends on where I am gong and how I am travelling. If we are going away and driving, I take a couple of kits, my mats, and my tool box. When I have completed the build, I pack it carefully in the box that I used to carry the unopened kits in to come back home. If I’m flying, then my kits stay behind at home.
These are gorgeous kits. I hope, if you can, that you can take one with you. Enjoy your time away.
Hahaha, I’m actually on the train right now, and it’s so bumpy that I’m really glad I decided not to bring a kit with me. I think it would have ended up with more broken pieces than progress!
@Tinybysiw there both lovley but i tend to stay away from to many flowers if i were to take a kit away it would be a miniture size wrapped really well x
Haha, you are funny I didn’t bring any sets, and I actually think thats alright, because I just got my nails done and its hard enough to text on the screen on my mobile
I admit I would, if possible, bring a kit. Providing you are driving. I would place in a bin or box so I could transport safely home as well.
I also look at my usual tools and have little bins from a dollar store that I place them in.
I couldn’t resist adding it to my collection. I hope you get one too! 
I probably won’t find any Rolife kits along the way. As far as I know, there’s only one store in Norway that sells them. 
