The Crisscross Collection is growing! The Crisscross is one of the
easiest of the specialty dies to use, according to our design team. They love the collection and are excited to get to work with this new set.
Jodi combined the X-Factor dies, used in the center of her layout, with the
new Crisscross dies used at the top and bottom. The new dies allow for photos in the center, with close-up pictures and/or pattern paper on the edges. Just imagine all of the beautiful shapes you can make!
Adventure Level Favorites
"Together at Monticello" by Paije Potter - Pattern #392
Loop Border Dies
How beautiful is this layout created with the Looped 2x2 Die Set. We love how detail photos were used in the border. That's a perfect way to set the mood and show off the flowers, water, graffiti or other photos in the area.
"Washington's Headquarters" by Jodi Benson - Pattern #477
Crisscross Die Collection
The Crisscross Collection is fun to work with, since photos seem to fit easily into its spaces. And, you can make all sorts of new shapes by inserting cardstock, photos and/or pattern paper in the spaces.
If you love pattern paper and larger photos, the Clover Dies are for you. This die set allows you to include four large photos and has lots of room for detail photos and/or pattern paper around them.
The X-Factor was the first of the Adventure Die Collections to be created, but we still love it for its ease of use and ability to include large, framed photos. By the way, did you notice this is the same pattern as the Clover Dies layout above? Same pattern and two completely different looks -- that is the beauty of Adventure dies.
"Prettiest Pumpkin" by Paije Potter - Pattern #344
Diamond Mine Collection
When placed together, like the layout above, the Diamond Mine Dies can create a giant diamond shape on your layout. We love it like it is above, simply laid over photos. But, you can also use pattern paper to fill in the diamond shape for a major impact.
"A Disney Halloween" by Paije Potter - Pattern #431
The Pie Dies
The Pie Die Set allows you to add 12 photos in a circle, just like slices of pie. It's a fun die for showing off holiday decor, year-in-review layouts, birthday presents, and photos of the family skiing or swimming. And, if you like the look, but want wider places for photos, check out the Dial Die Set, here.
