Texture-How do you add it to your creations?

I love texture. Some ways I achieve it are:

Pre glittered or embossed papers.

Fabric like denim or canvas or burlap. Occassionally ribbon if I think to look into the ribbon cupboard. Maybe a flower or two, but haven't used a lot of those lately.

Chipboard elements: some as created by manufacturer; some I paint or alter in some other way.

Wood veneer or metal embellishments.  Brads or (sometimes) eyelets.

Layered stickers. Or I will sometimes raise stickers or other elements up with foam tape, or give them a bit of a lift with a coat of liquid glue.

Embossing folders for some elements on my page.

Paint &/or enamel dots.

Texture paste through a stencil or smudged across a page.

Glitter or chunky glitter sprinkled over liquid glue or paint or texture paste...

grammadee has good ideas above. I LOVE texture. I machine sew on everything I create. I also use paint on everything I create as well as book paper, stencils, stamps, marks with pencils and pens, washi tape, you name it.

I only add a lot of bulk now and again, although I am partial to buttons. I love it when i can work fabric into a page somehow. That's probably my favorite different texture.

Overall, though, my pages are pretty flat and I'm okay with that.

You name it, I'll use it. I love layers and texture. So ALL of the above. I didn't see transparencies, typing paper, or mulberry mentioned, so I'll add those in as well. 

My pages aren't too bulky.

I like:

enamel dots

using pop dots under diecuts, punchies, and to lift layers or photographs.

using embossing folders to add textures to cardstock embellishments and layers.

chipboard alphabets and elements.

using Nuvo drops to outline patterns on paper.

paper flowers. Often layered together.

Stickles to add glitter to layouts.

My favorites are texture paste and acrylic pieces.

I love texture either twine, fabric, texture paste, embossing... I don't add texture to enough of to my pages