You are sure to reach for this new set throughout the fall
season because it has so many options. The main die is simply a 2x2 Jack-o-lantern. With additional dies you can add vines and a new stem color and replace the face with subtle embossed ribs. So cool!
"NYC 2013" by Paije Potter (with NEW Purple Cabbage grid) - Pattern #462
NEW Harvest Collection
We truly get excited over the colors of fall and now we have beautiful new grid paper to show off those colors. Likely, you will want to order extras because the Kale will be beautiful with soft Christmas colors, and Squash and Cinnamon will be perfect with travel photos, particularly in the southwest and anywhere there is a lot of brick.
"College Creek with Sadie" by Paije Potter (with NEW Eggplant) - Pattern #374
Eggplant is just the right shade to show off fall leaves and the contrast
with the sandy beach, above, is beautiful. This color will also work well with green, gold, orange and even Christmas!
Cloves Grid Paper will work nicely with greens, reds and yellows of fall. It's
a softer brown than Cocoa Grid Paper, so it will provide less of a contrast with your photos and allow them to be the star of the show.
"Visit to Gettysburg" by Lauren Jones - Pattern #516
Kale Grid Paper is a soft shade of green that is sure to become a staple in
your collection long after the fall season is over. Look at how it makes these hues of brown and gold pop on this layout. It will also work beautifully with yellows, oranges, reds, pinks and even blues. A favorite, for sure!
Notice that these pictures were taken in the spring, not the fall. Yet, the
new Cinnamon Grid Paper sets them off perfectly. This is another color to stock up on so you can use it long after autumn ends. It will go well with travel and architectural photos, and anything with a lot of blue or green, marble, stucco, brick or the desert southwest.
"Visit to CW" by Tami Potter (Featuring the NEW Squash Grid) - Pattern #505
The Squash Grid Paper is fall perfection! It will be a great background for
photos of fall leaves, thanksgiving dinners, and tips to the pumpkin patch. It is a fabulous way to warm up those cooler fall photos.
Looking for away to show off your beautiful fall flowers and foliage. Let
Diamond Mine Dies help you! The page above uses Diamond Mind 4x4, 3x3, and 3x4.
Here is the Cocoa Grid Paper, mentioned before. You can see it is a much darker shade of brown than the new Cloves Grid Paper. This one will give you more contrast on your layout. It's a great basic and comes in multiple sizes of grid paper.
Pumpkin Pie Grid
Paper
Pumpkin
Pie Grid Paper has a bit more orange in it than the new Squash Grid Paper. It fits perfectly with fall photos - beautiful red, green, and brown colors stand out on this paper. You will want it as a part of your grid stash, especially when you see how beautifully it goes with water photos.
Maroon Grid Paper is that nice deep shade of red that can work well for autumn or Christmas. It is not too rusty and not to purpley, so it's easy to work with. It also looks great with flowers, and anything with a lot of green or gold hues in it. And, notice how well it works with travel photos -- particularly if there is a lot of white or brick in the picture.
And, the sunflower dies, shown here, really set the mood, don't you think. The 1-inch sunflower die cut, part of the Sunflower Border Set, covers the grid lines, so you can let the grid paper show through as the petals.
Yukon Territory Grid
Collection
The Yukon Territory Grid Paper is actually printed in soft shades that work just like cardstock, but have a bit more depth to them. The collection features shades of blues, green and browns that work well with the great outdoors. The 12x12 Loggers Grid Paper is shown above.
Renaissance Revival Grid
Collection
The Renaissance Revival Grid Paper is also printed. Each of the colors work well for autumn, including bonfires and Halloween. But they are also perfect for masculine layouts, weddings, Christmas, and anything formal, rich and regal. The jewel tones change in intensity throughout the paper, so they are soft enough to not overpower your photos, but rich enough to provide a lot of strong contrast. The Walking Path grid is shown
above.
