(in one kit) ALL you need is...

[Rubia Padilha]

[complete the sentence! ]

looking my last pages I'd have to say some good papers!

[seatrout]

a great color combo

[hollyxann]

versatility with lots of ellies.


I typically use kits more than once so I really like kits to be versatile.

[Rubia Padilha]

lots of ellies - I also LOVE huge kits. lol

[scrappurple]

Stitches & flowers. (Along with the above).

[Jenn Barrette]

PAINT

[FireWolf]

Gorgeous papers! Being primarily a hybrid scrapper papers are the most important in a kit for me.

[YepBrook]

Good variety of papers... Large & small patterns, solids, and something geometric ( stripes, polka dots, plaid).

[kelley]

Awesome papers, especially unique patterns, painty goodness, and lots of awesome ellies!

[Rubia Padilha]

so I'm not alone in my paper addiciton! LOL

[Kristi8004]

Originally Posted by Rubia Padilha

so I'm not alone in my paper addiciton! LOL

No, no you are not

I want lots & LOTS of different papers in a variety of solids and patterns.
A rockin' color palette.
LOTS of ellies.. including different flowers and stitching is a MUST!
Lately I've been wanting to use paint.. splats, mists & masks, glitter, etc.

.. I think that's about all for now...

[Milmomma]

For me it's about the ellies. The more the merrier! I love the crazy unusual ones.
Oh and like Jenn I'm all about the paint lately.

[MamaBee]

I have to admit to make a great kit, do need a good assortment of papers... I've purchased some kits from a different store and there are like 6 papers - what can I do with that??? haha

For me, to make a kit sky rocket into "I will never part from you" kit is themed elements... oh man, do I love a good themed kit!! I will use those elements over and over again on different pages...

[SeattleSheri]

For me, the answer would be "variety".

It's very difficult for me to work with kits that don't have many elements or don't have a combination of patterned and plain papers. I also like frames, hardware (staples), stitches, foliage, ribbons, bows, etc ... I don't gravitate to kits that just are recolored elements, I like to see uniqueness.

[kristalund]

a journaling card or ledger paper.

[nesser1981]

Lots of elements! Only a few papers, but i need lots of elements.

[FireWolf]

Originally Posted by Rubia Padilha

so I'm not alone in my paper addiciton! LOL

Definitely not!

[alinalove]

papers with unique (non geometrical) patterns and texture and lots of opportunities for making a mess on a page like scatters, messy stamps, anything that may be a foundation for a cluster. i love scatters especially when they resemble some unique material (gems, sand, confetti, glitter...). it adds texture to the page.

[Sherri Tierney]

Originally Posted by SeattleSheri

For me, the answer would be "variety".

It's very difficult for me to work with kits that don't have many elements or don't have a combination of patterned and plain papers. I also like frames, hardware (staples), stitches, foliage, ribbons, bows, etc ... I don't gravitate to kits that just are recolored elements, I like to see uniqueness.

I agree, variety!

I like a combination of types of papers, great designs and patterns, kits with lots of unique element and versatility.

[kristijoy]

One really awesome element that can be a focal point. Like a great flower, robot, animal, metal something, postcard image, word art.

And I'm also going to go for paint and splatters!

[LJSDesigns]

I'm easy, I want all of the above.

[heathergw]

patterned papers and matching journaling cards... I'm in Project Life mode right now, as you can tell

otherwise it's paint

[staciahall]

Inspiring word art

[nun69]

papaer and I LOVE wordart now

[Trista]

just a few of my favorite things...
stitches, staples, paint, gesso, smudges, smears, splats, washi tape

oh and some kind of foliage. i have to have foliage to cluster, even if there aren't any flowers. LOL

[Rubia Padilha]

that's fun!! keep coming!

[Soco]

Patterned papers, brushes and wordarts!!!