The time in which the kit was created was "an era of postcards" according to Pamela Harris, creator of The Women's Kit, During the early 1970s, purchasing art postcards was an inexpensive method of obtaining a quality reproduction. Pamela Harris often sent postcard reproductions of her own photographic artwork to other artists, and they replied in kind. When obtaining material for The Women's Kit, the creators had to find materials that were relevant, cheap, and easy to reproduce as they had a very small budget.

Black Venus by Niki de Saint Phalle

Confedspread by Joyce Wieland

Flood by Helen Frankenthaler

Forest, British Columbia by Emily Carr

Reason Over Passion by Joyce Wieland

 ​Royal Tide II by Louise Nevelson

Woman and Dog

Zunoqua of the Cat Village