The difference in price isn’t that great; I would rather buy a kit that could be used for anything and scaled down if necessary, but I suppose they also take up less space on a hard drive.
I would have thought that the sites selling them might have given a little description of this; because obviously not everyone buying digital products is aware of what a tagger is.
Anyway, thanks for settling the question. I had a bunch of tagger kits in shopping carts on a few websites that seemed to stock more of them than of full sized kits. If I had the choice, I usually went for the full size kit, but some designers had really cute things that only came in tagger size. After reading your description, however, I put them all back. Even if I don’t print everything I scrap, I like to keep my options open.
I’m surprised at the popularity of these items, I had never even heard of them, and never known anyone who used them (hence the need for your answer).
Anyway, thanks, you just saved me quite a bit of money and aggravation. You have a great site, sort of “Everything you wanted to know about scrapbooking but were afraid to ask.” And now that I think about it, you didn’t save me money at all, because I religiously checked out all the websites you mentioned that carried a lot of artsy or fantasy style kits. I loved most of them, bought from many of them, and now it’s hard to actually do any scrapping in between all the shopping!