List of things scrappers look for in a good kit

I've been wondering what makes a great digiscrap kit.
What is essential and what is desireable and what do scrappers hate?
So I asked them...

• Papers:
  a mix of plain & patterned papers that co-ordinate well.
  theme-related patterns.
  at least one neutral solid.

• Theme-related elements
  several with real variety (not 4 different versions of the same thing)

• Notions:
  ribbons, ricrac, string, twine, rope, wire.

• Clusterable elements:
  flowers, leaves, twigs, branches, ivy, buttons, swirls, glitter, beads, stars, hearts.

• Frames
  different shapes.

• Fasteners:
  stitching, prongs, clips, brads, staples.

• Wordart

• Journaling:
  blocks or tags

• Alphas:
  good, but not essential.

Other important aspects:

• Elements should be original and unique (especially flowers).

• Flowers should have leaves to go with them.

• Realistic sizing between elements. For example, birds should be smaller than trees.

• Wordart language - offer US & UK spellings, and tell buyers you will gladly offer translated versions if they ask.

• A fantasy theme needs landscape papers and scenery elements.

Taken from this thread at digishoptalk forum