The Autumn Edit Showcase Day 2

It’s time for our second day of product intros for our 2026 fall collection!

Our Autumn Edit collection will be available in the shop on Wednesday morning, September 9 at 10am EDT. Let’s dig into the rest of the new product intros!

A reminder that Laurie will be hosting a Craft ‘n Chat tonight on our Youtube channel beginning at 8pm EDT/ 7 pm CDT tonight. Pop in to see the products hands-on and ask any questions you might have!

I’m still putting the finishing touches on my Day 2 Showcase video. I’m hoping to finish that up today, and I’ll add it here to this post when it’s uploaded!

Below is a look at today’s new product intros from our Autumn Edit collection. Click on the links below each product heading for more details and information (sentiments, measurements, etc.), or click HERE to see all of the new products in the shop. (**Please Note: although you can preview the new products in the shop, they will not be available to add to cart or purchase until stock is added on Wednesday, September 9 at 10am EDT ).

Hand-Picked Harvest stencil, embossing folder, and die

Our Hand-Picked Harvest suite is filled with beautiful images, fresh from the garden, and designed with versatility in mind! Whether you’re looking to create super quick and easy cards (grab the embossing folder and a sentiment stamp and you’re all set), or you want to layer and play, this set has you covered! The design is thoughtfully laid out so that it creates a pretty design that fills a 5 x 7″ panel, and can be used exactly as is without any further fuss or design decisions! BUT, there’s also tons of room to play by combining the embossing folder, stencil, and die. The die cuts out all of the elements so that you build your own designs, play with layers, or combine them with other products in your collection. The embossing folder is gorgeous all on its own, or it can be combined with the coordinating stencil to add color galore. The stencil can also be used on its own, apart from the embossing folder. Keep it simple, or mix, match, and play!

Click HERE for Hand-Picked Harvest Stencil info ($18)
Click HERE for Hand-Picked Harvest embossing folder info ($14)
Click HERE for Hand-Picked Harvest die info ($28)

Wildwood Bouqet die, Wildwood Floral stencil, and Wildwood embossing folder

We originally released Wildwood as a stamp set and matching die back in 2023. I’ve always loved the floral images in that set, and decided to revisit it and add a few new products inspired by those florals. We have a new Bouquet die, done in a very similar fashion to some of our other recent floral dies (Best Bouquet, Wild Wetlands, etc) in that you start with the base piece, and then add the individual flowers. No more overthinking how to take individual flowers and build a bouquet…that part’s already done for you. But of course you can always use the individual flowers to do your own thing as well. In addition to the Bouquet die, we’re also adding a gorgeous all-over floral embossing folder and a stencil. The stencil can be used on its own, or in combination with the embossing folder to create floral backgrounds that are filled with color and dimension!

Note: Due to difference in sizing, the previously released Wildwood stamp set does not directly coordinate with these new products (ie you can’t stamp onto the embossed design or Bouquet pieces), but rather should be seen as companion products to give you more design options!

Click HERE for Wildwood Bouquet die info ($32)
Click HERE for Wildwood Floral stencil info ($18)
Click HERE for Wildwood embossing folder info ($14)

Market Place Eerie Avenue stamp set & die

Something spooky is coming to town! We have new additions to our Market Place series! Our Eerie Avenue die is chock full of things to deck out your buildings for a spooky night on the town. There are new banners, a spooky tree, tattered shutters, pumpkins, bats, boarded up windows, and more. The Eerie Avenue stamp set is filled with new shop names that are more likely to tickle your funny bone than give you a jump scare. This new add-on die pairs wonderfully with both our full size Market Place dies (No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3) as well as our Market Place Mini.

Click HERE for Market Place Eerie Avenue die info ($28)
Click HERE for Market Place Eerie Avenue stamp set info ($8)

Pumpkin Spice Honeycomb Balls

Last but not least, we have a new Honeycomb Ball mix. We’ve had lots of requests for packs of orange honeycombs to pair with our Hey Honeycomb Pumpkin die, so we’ve done just that! Our Pumpkin Spice pack includes six orange honeycomb balls, three each of two different shades of orange.

Click HERE for Pumpkin Spice Mix Honeycomb Ball info ($5.50)

Let’s get to the projects, shall we?

First up, let’s have a little fun, shall we? I’m not really a fan of scary looking things for Halloween, but I’m all in for something fun and cutesy. Cue Eerie Avenue + Market Place! I had so much fun putting together a ton of little Market Place buildings, both Mini and full-sized.

Let’s take a look at my mini village first! These cuties use the Market Place Mini die combined with the Arch Box Mini and the new Eerie Avenue die to create a whole village of little treat boxes.

I just had so much fun playing with fun colors and all of the little details from both the Market Place Mini and the Eerie Avenue die. It’s also the time of year where I start wanting to add glitter to everything! I tied these boxes closed with some black and white twine, and added some Little Linked Labels to some of them, stamped with sentiments from the new Simple Autumn Mini Sentiments stamp set.

How about a few larger boxes using the Market Place No. 1, No. 2, and No 3. dies combined with the Large Arch Box die. I turned these into little luminaries using battery tealights, but you could fill them with treats of all sorts as well…cookies, candies, you name it. The Large Arch Box is pretty generously sized, so you have lots of options.

The larger shops were also stamped with shop names using the new Eerie Avenue stamp set. I spent a whole afternoon just having fun putting these all together!

Here are some closer shots of each of othe shops…

Of course the Market Place Dies + Eerie Avenue can be used to create cards as well. I have a few of those to share with your as well!

First up is a card that uses the Market Place No. 3 die to create a shaped card. I used the Eerie Avenue die to add the banner, bats, tree, pumpkins, etc, and the Eerie Avenue stamp set to add the cute shop name. The perfect little halloween card for the coffee lover in your life (I could come up with lots of people on my card list that this would be a perfect fit for! ☺️).

Next up is a fun Halloween card that uses the new Eerie Avenue with the Market Place Mini. And with this card comes a friendly reminder…you don’t need to re-invent the wheel every time you make a card! This card is a complete re-make of this holiday card I made last year when our Market Place Mini die was released. Do you have a card that you made and love? Recreate it in a different theme!

I stuck really close to the original card design and just changed up the colors and details. Instead of using the Rosemal Reflections embossing folder to add the embossing on the Capsule frame, I used our Pretty Picado embossing folder. I thought it definitely had more of a halloween vibe! I used our Capsule Fixed Borders Large die and cut it from dark gray cardstock, then embossed it with the Pretty Picado folder. I also pulled out our Capsule Star Studded Borders die, because well… that is just perfect for Halloween, too! I used it for both the black star border and the orange pinked-edge base.

Next up I have several projects that use the new Hand-Picked Harvest suite, and we’re going to play a game of “Step it Up”! We’re going to start with a super simple way to use items from this product suite, and work our way to more complex ideas, just so you can start to see how many different ways you can use this set!

This first set of cards is truly about as simple as you can get. If you’re looking to make a batch of cards in short order, these are perfect for that. Simple and elegant. I pulled out some of my favorite cardstock colors, cut a 5″ x 7″ panel of each, and also created a matching 5″ x 7″ card base.

I embossed each panel using the Hand-Picked Harvest embossing folder, and adhered it to its matching card base. Each was also stamped and heat embossed with a sentiment from the new Simple Autumn Mini Sentiments set. All of the sentiments from that set fit just perfectly inside the space above the pumpkin. If you want to further bring out the embossing you can also do a little ink blending. I did that on some of them, and others I just left as is.

We’re going to step it up a little bit now with this next card. It uses the Hand-Picked Harvest embossing folder and the stencils to add lots of color. The stencils can be used on their own and include all of the details that are included in the embossing folder, but I found that when pairing them with the embossing folder, I didn’t need to stencil all of the details.

I embossed the panel first, before doing the stenciling. Ink blending over the embossing really kind of did a lot of the work for me…those embossed details “catch” more ink, resulting in the details not really needing to be added with the stencils. So moral of the story…feel free to pick and choose which details you want to stencil, and which to just leave off! I went for a soft, yet still fallish color palette here. I started with my favorite Wafer cardstock (from Mohawk paper), and added soft shades of green, orange, and pink. Again the sentiment was heat embossed into that sweet little open area above the pumpkin using a sentiment from the Simple Autumn Mini Sentiments set.

This next one is another step up…this time I used all of the products from the Hand-Picked Harvest suite…the embossing folder, stencil, and matching die to created something very layered and dimensional!

To do this, I actually diecut all of the elements first, using the Hand-Picked Harvest die. Then I embossed them using the embossing folder, and thirdly, used the stencil to add the color and shading to each. A little tip for embossing individual diecuts…place each diecut on a small piece of Press n Seal (the sticky stuff on a roll in your kitchen drawer!). You can then easily position multiple diecuts in your folder at once and they will stay right where you put them! No more trying to close your embossing folder with your fingers still inside, lol.

I love the pumpkin blossoms in this set. I used those to peek out from under and around a Capsule Fixed Border Large diecut that was embossed with our Rosemal Reflections embossing folder. Layered behind that frame is a panel of woodgrain cardstock to act as a neutral base so those pretty embossed diecuts could really shine. I clustered the pumpkin and a few gourds from the set into the Capsule frame as well. I also added a few small blooms, which were cut with the Bigger Autumn Botanicals Mums die. The sentiment is from the new Simple Autumn Mini Sentiments set, stamped onto a Little Linked Label.

Before we move on to some Wildwood projects, I have one more Hand-Picked Harvest card to share. This one is done very much like the second Hand-Picked Harvest card I shared above, using the embossing folder and stencils, but I had so much fun playing with color when stenciling this set, I wanted to create something a little more unconventional using bright pinks, oranges, and purples.

I love how it turned out! I hope you have fun playing with all sorts of color as well!

To round out our projects today, we of course can’t forget the new Wildwood additions!

This first card in the pair uses the new Wildwood Bouquet die, layered over some beautiful embossing done with the new Wildwood Floral embossing folder. The Wildwood bouquet is really pretty quick to put together, and bending the petals on the main flower to add some dimension just really bring it to life!

The embossed panel was cut using the largest die in the Capsule Basics set, and framed out with a Capsule Filigree Borders diecut, cut from antique gold cardstock. It was layered over a scalloped Capsule card base, cut from mauve cardstock. The sentiment is a Little Linked Label stamped with a sentiment from the new Simple Autumn Mini Sentiments set.

The second card from this duo uses the new Wildwood embossing folder along with the Wildwood stencils to add color to the embossing. I kept things pretty simple here as I wanted to let that embossed panel be the star of the show on this 5″ x 7″ card.

I simply layered a panel of burgundy cardstock over the top of my embossed/stenciled panel, from which I cut a window using the Sweetest Frames Capsule stamp set and matching die. Below the cut-out window, I stamped a sentiment, which is from the Simple Everyday Sentiments set that was released a few months ago. I considered adding a bow to the top of the oval. Our Regency Bow No. 1 would have been beautiful, but I decided against it as I tend to reach for sympathy cards that are a little cleaner and simpler. This one is that, but yet still so pretty. I added the finished panel to a card base made from copper shimmer paper, which just made it so elegant.

And one last card for you, this time an A2 card that uses the new Wildwood Bouquet die. I opted for more of a bright and summery color combination this time.

Once my Wildwood Bouquet was assembled, I layered it over a scalloped Capsule Basics diecut (the smaller one from the set) that was embossed with the Capsule Basics embossing folder to create those pretty embossed details around the perimeter, then I stamped the “thank you” sentiment using our Laid Back Basics set, heat embossed with gold embossing powder. I attached everything to a dark burgundy card base. It came together so quickly…that bouquet just does all the work for you, lol!

That wraps up my projects, but the team has so much more to share with you! I hope you’ll hop along and check out all of their beautiful creations!

Inspiration Team Blog Hop & Giveaway

To celebrate the release, we’ll be giving away $100 gift cards to two lucky commenters on today’s blog hop. Read on for details…

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Winners will be posted by 9:00 am EDT on Wednesday, September 9 here on the blog (an hour before the new products go live in the shop!)

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