Scrapbook Kit Clubs, Current Faves and Ones Gone Too Soon

I miss the old 12x12 sb kit clubs. In the past I subbed to Cocoa Daisy, Studio Calico, Scraptastic kits (not all at the same time ), and they were great for a decent sampling of paper, cardstock, and embellishments. I am doing a huge purge/reorganization of my supplies so I can scrap more of what I have, and I had quite a few old kits that I had never used--wow, those old kits used to be chock full of paper and embellishments compared to kits today! And now the 12x12 kits are really hard to find.

In addition to the kits you mentioned, I think The Scrap Room still offers 12x12 kits, but I can't think of any others offhand. I will be watching this thread

I've subbed in a few over the years (Studio Calico, Gossamer Blue, Felicity Jane, Cocoa Daisy) and I'm currently subscribed to Hip Kit Club. I only do 12x12 layouts and I'm not particularly interested in other formats. It seems that retail prices have gone up in the last 3-5 years on individual items, so it's not surprising that kit club offerings aren't as plentiful as they may have been while trying to keep their prices steady at the same time. For example, 6x6 paper pads used to be $5, now they are $6-7. 12x12 chipboard sticker sheets were like $4, now they are $6. Crazy.

One thing I like about HKC is there is no cardstock included in the main kit. I rarely use anything other than white, and that is easy enough to come by on my own. I appreciate my kit value coming from patterned paper and embellishments and not cardstock. They have add-on kits if you are someone that really wants coordinating cardstock, wants extra embellishments not included in the main kit (I get this sometimes), or wants some mixed media goodies.

Another thing I subscribe to monthly is the Scrapbook Cards & Today (SCT) Sampler. It's not a kit in the traditional sense, but more of a taste test. Each month contains bits and bobs from some new collections/manufacturers. This is my absolute favorite happy mail I receive.

People definitely still do crops! It may depend on where you live, but where I am (So Cali), the retreat and crop scene is very active (although it's been paused since March).

I love Hip Kit. I subscribe. I'm tempted to subscribe to Felicity Jane again. The papers are so pretty.

The FJ papers are wonderful. I love when collections use a white base instead of cream.

Not a scrapbook kit but I used to be subbed to Kelly Purkey. Sadly, she is closing up shop so I recently signed up for Citrus Twist Kit.

I like Not Just For Boys as well.

I miss Gossamer Blue a whole lot, the last few months when they had IACB designing for them was amazing.

One of these kit clubs has the multiple sets of papers (4) per order. I can't remember which one, but each set of papers has a few embellishments to go with it. I would go with that one if I was searching for a kit. That way you would have many choices.

I subscribe to Not Just For Boys kit club. I usually buy one of the add on kits as well. I have been very happy with them so far. One thing I like are the cut files that are already cut for those of us without machines.

The add ons sell out quick but I am always up late so I check the site as soon as they go live.

I think this is The Scrap Room (link in the OP). This was the first sub I ever did many years ago now (like SEI, Basic Grey and Scenic Route days!) and it was really well run. Their kits seem a little complicated to assemble and I never had a single issue. Only reason I haven't ever joined again is the lines they feature are generally a little more mainstream for my taste i.e. I rarely purchase Echo Park or Simple Stories so it's hard to sub when they feature a fair amount. I would consider it just for the coffee sample - that was such a treat, I'd brew it up right away and go through my kit. And for the price, I think their kit goes a long way.

Have you checked out the Uniquely Creative kits? They're an Australian company. I think their monthly kits are fairly new. I almost literally drooled at the beautiful thick and smooth quality of their papers. I think the monthly kits are really great value for what is included in the kits.

I subbed to FJ for nearly 2 years but cancelled just recently with everything going on. I would love to sub again one day.
Hip Kit really appeals to me but I just don't have the budget for it right now.

EuroPeas have multiple options all around. Most ship nationally, however. Scrapdelight's DLS Design kits are still going strong from what I can tell. They're offering a scrap kit with a 6x8 paper pad nowdays, a Project Life kit, an embellishment kit as well as a stamp kit. All designs are exclusive, I believe.
A look at their July 2020 kit: 




Andrea Bethke's Fairytale Club kits are also still happening, apparently. All designs are exclusive. There's a 12x12 scrapbook kit as well as a planner kit. 
Here's her new Together Apart (quarantine) kit:

I never subscribed. I always just bought a kit I liked.

Lately though, HipKit is soooooo the same and too girly for me. I need stuff I can use for ds. Dd is girly but even I like to use non girly stuff for her at times.

I get tired of the same colors too.

12x12 scrapping hasn't died, it's just no longer trendy with the online set. I live in the Midwest and we still have crops and pretty much every one is either scrapping 12x12 double layouts with lots of pictures, doing Project Life or making cards. I attend 3 day crops about 3 times a year at my LSS and 12x12 has not gone anywhere.

ETA: I've had discussions with other attendees at crops, and I'd say at least half had never heard of companies/trends we see online. At least a quarter have never heard of Project Life (and wouldn't consider it scrapbooking). I don't live in the backwoods, we have classes with current designers (Ken Oliver, Diana Reavely/Dina Wakely, Taylored Expressions, Gina K). The younger set (30's with small children) is more savvy to current trends, but they still scrap 12x12 from what I see.