What is on your “Wish they would make” list?

I miss really good alphabet font stickers, like Sass a Frass Lass used to make. I had a ton of them but have used up every single one.

As a cardmaker my needs are a little different but I agree with mature "masculine"/older boy and specifically Father's Day and Dad stuff that recognizes that dads these days are not often wearing ties to an office, that many guys who are dads now grew up with video games and skateboards and hip hop... and also that those themes would work well for non-gendered supplies for young people too. (And yes, I know, it's the store buyers' fault, they want gendered products because that's what sells, blah blah blah). I'm sick of a world where "masculinity" is still so narrow. In the real world that is breaking down somewhat, I am told. I hope so. And I hope the retail craft world catches up soon.

YES YES YES we do more day trips and road trips than trips by plane (my 15 y/o has never flown) and I would love that

I need more papers with wild turkeys on them.

Yeah, I got very specific! I don't need a whole line of wild turkey papers... just some slightly realistic paper with 3-d embellishments, washi tape, and dies to match. Or maybe I need to stop taking so many pictures of wild turkeys.

Oh, and IF anyone ever finds wild turkey paper, may it NOT have pink on it.

YES. I found that when making a baby album for my daughter, I am divorced (ex and I are on good terms but I wanted it from MY perspective).

I feel like pinkfresh started strong but are slowly falling victim to the pink /teal/gold/flowers vibe of AC
I’m thinking of the “boys fort” line which had no pink and was fairly generic and also first adventure line[? Extraordinary outdoors?]
.I bought doubles of all of both and have none left
I used to buy their entire collections but haven’t bought any of theirs in a couple of years now

I would like some Disney lines that are not all red, black, and yellow. I want some papers and embellishments that actually reflect the colors of the park and attractions.

Gender free tween themes. The games and activities they actually enjoy. Characters they like to watch on TV or movies. Something other than super heroes and princesses.

Images of people wearing clothes produced after the 1940’s.

Water/swimming themes that aren’t tropical. Outdoor activity/ hiking lines that aren’t mountains.

Sports phrases that are more than winning and scoring and MVP, more work hard/ play hard, have fun, work together. General sports line with nets and balls and gym floors, grass, ice, that you could scrap a variety of stories with.

I love wild turkeys! The park nearest to my house has over 50 turkeys living there. I love visiting them and I'm always disappointed if I don't see them. They are NOT scared of humans. My nephew and I were walking years ago and a group of 11 of them were walking down the trail and just walked around us. I was more scared than the turkeys.

I agree with what everyone is saying.

- more unisex stuff for teens and young adults that reflect their lives. I find a lot of the teen girl stuff fits my boys' interests but there is pink and flowers all over them. Why is it necessary to have a pink, flowered guitar?
- little boy stuff (if you must) that isn't all about cars and sports. Out of 3 boys I scrap, only one is a sports guy, and none of them liked cars that much.
- more lines that are just about color palettes and not so heavily themed- old Basic Grey was great about that.
- Disney stuff that isn't just red, black, and yellow

I would also love if they got rid of outdated motifs- diaper pins, ties, apples, etc., that are clichés.

I like retro but it seems like so many lines (like travel and home) rely on really retro images exclusively.

And I keep mentioning it over and over, but better pet lines. I'm tired of pink for cats. I'm tired of really cutesy stuff. My cats are kind of dignified- not pink and cutesy. I have to go to Halloween images to find things for my black cat that aren't pink and cutesy. I'd like a more adult look, if that makes sense? I also hate the fish skeleton to represent cats- definitely outdated and not relevant.

I would like to see more generic patterns, in a "Scenic Route" or "Gen X" style:  geometric shapes, lines, etc. Although I do like polka dots and stripes, I'd like something else too.

Yeah, unfortunately Thickers are somewhat known not to stick long term. Some are better than others but yeah. They dont stick long term too much of the time.

Theatre arts, drama, performance, etc.

I have nothing themey for my budding thespian.

Bella Blvd, Doodle Bug, Freckled Fawn and Elle’s Srydio and have wonderful basic small alphabet fonts that I love!