questsion about sss card kit club

Watching the you tube lady who makes 10 cards a month from the kit - it looks like the extra supplies would be minimal. I iknow she uses metal circle dies a bunch on her cards, but I can't recall a bunch other stuff.

(Sorry I can't think of her name. But she is from Greece. And usually around the beginning of the month there is a thread reminding people to check out her videos).

Vicki P is fantastic, isn't she? If you watch a lot of her videos you'll see that she does sometimes use some extra supplies, but most of what she does can be done in a similar way with basic supplies - like cutting a basic shape with a paper cutter or craft knife instead of using a die, or by using a tool or supply that you already have. She will often say that she's trying out a new supply but you could also use something basic (like coloring with colored pencils or basic markers instead of Copics or distress crayons). She is good about reminding viewers that she does this for a living so she has a lot more supplies than someone would if they were just having fun.
She also makes a point of making 10 different cards for each video, but you can make the same card or a slight variation more than once. You can probably get more than 10 cards out of one kit. The kits come with a little inspiration sheet that have another 4-6 (?) different designs you can make too, and of course you'll probably start getting your own ideas, especially if you watch a lot of Vicki's videos (and I would suggest you should - regardless of whether you have the kits or not).
I make lots of cards but I don't have a die cutter. You can do more than you think with a few basic punches and a good craft knife (and lots of practice).
You might also want to look at the 6x6" paper pad tutorial eponinekc.blogspot.com/2014/10/6x6-paper-pad-tutorial-revisited.html - it's different from what Vicki does with SSS kits, but it gave me lots of ways to make simple cards with very minimal supplies. (She does use a die cutter, but again, I get around that by using a craft knife, a few circle punches, and some pre-made elements like die cuts and stickers). I like to make both kinds of cards.

I would love to have links if you don't mind

Hello again - I am glad folks are interested in those links. I have a huge event schedued for Saturday at work and I will be glad to post those link on Sunday!

I haven't bought the SSS kits but have been hugely tempted a number of times. My impression is you don't really need many extra supplies at all.
Will try and resist looking at the next Kit since I'm on a freeze this month!

Has anyone received the February kit yet? I'm not so patiently still waiting!