Poll: Cardstock stickers or ephemera/diecuts?

I can't choose because to me it doesn't really matter depending on which ones I like better. I can make the stickers into ephemera by adding a little powder on the back of it. Although there is this:

Ephemera: More expensive, but you get more pieces usually, but also some of them are too small and I don't even like them anyway.

Stickers: Cheaper prices, but less, and there is also always some I don't like.

I find them so similar
First, I check which has fewer "unusable" pieces! An example - the recent Doodlebug pets line. Didn't like the kitty ephemera at all because there were a lot of buildings and houses and one of a truck getting a cat out of a tree... But the sticker sheet was just cats in various situations at home so I went with that.

If they are generally equal, I'll go with ephemera as I prefer the matte/paper finish instead of the slick finish of a sticker.

I mostly prefer the die cuts, just for dimension and ease of use as others said. However, when they are super similar and I am trying to be more budget minded, I have gone with the stickers.

Card stock stickers. I say that because most of the time they include more variety with icons and blank circles, squares,  strips that I can layer, use ad a grounding piece, or write in. 

The ephemera packs are typically shapes that aren't always easy to layer or are bigger than I want. 

Stickers.
I wouldn't want to have to choose.
I use whatever goes with the photographs, that are going on the layout.

I would probably say die cuts - just for a bit more versatility.

I went with die cuts. I usually use that little bag thing on my stickers so they essentially become die cuts. That way I can move things around the page more easily without the adhesive ruining anything.

I usually go with the ephemera. Usually there are more usable pieces and I like that they have a bit of depth. The cardstock stickers often have words or phrases I wouldn’t use.

I just received the PinkFresh grab box and it has both in it. Something new to me - cardstock flair! I remember how the old flair used to rust and ruin our layouts. This lays flatter and could probably be popped up with a pop dot. They'd also be good on cards!