Many of the videos I saw included something called KONAD stamping. I looked up on gmarket to see if I could find anything to do with KONAD, and found a LOT of stuff.
In March, 2012, my husband asked what I'd like for my birthday, and he looked at what I'd been watching, and he started on a search for some KONAD stuff for me. I'm a very spoiled person, because not only did he find me KONAD products, but he actually bought me Professional Kit 1. Now... for those of you who don't know what that is... have a look at this picture...
In this kit, there is a large stamping plate (with the first 36 plates images on it), up to 10 small round plates (I can't recall how many exactly), a plate tray, 3 scrapers, 3 stampers, 2 top coats, a base coat, a cuticle oil, 19 stamping polish colors, 4 files, some nail glue, rhinestones, rhinestone sticks, glitter, tweezers, a nail-polish remover pump, and a polish tray. It's all inside a briefcase container, and has a sheet of sponges to protect the polish as well.
Now this kit is not overly cheap, although when he bought it, it was cheaper than it is now. If you are interested in getting this kit, you can have a look here, (but beware the ad is in Korean).
I have since built on this kit, and have most of the plates available. I have a small list of plates that are left to buy, but I have seen recently that KONAD have started making different plates too. I am interested in getting all of them, as the designs on the plates are really nice.
I have also tried using BundleMonster and a couple of other offbrand stamping plates, but so far, I like KONAD best.
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