News — Leaf-Paper

Leaves are symbols that work for a wide range of ideas and concepts. There are four-leaf clovers, which symbolize luck, and different types of leaves can mean different things. Typically, however, leaves symbolize change, movement, growth and life. Of course, in many cases, they can simply represent the fall seasons, invoking feeling of warm fires, jack-o-lanterns and gratitude. You can find leaf paper in a wide range of colors, including yellow and orange hues and earthy browns and reds. You can use leaf pattern papers, as well as leaf paper motifs to create an overall leaf theme for your scrapbook.   10 Leaf Paper Strategies and...

If you want your scrapbook to have appeal on a variety of levels, you’ll want to provide interest through textiles, visuals and dimension. When using leaves paper a little bit of texture can be just the way to create the dynamic backdrop that will complement your pictures. Depending on your overall layout and theme, you should choose a simple symbol that can be present across all mediums of the page. If leaves are present on the paper, and in the photos, as well as on the decorations, it can complement everything really well. However, mix things up a little through color,...

Maple leaf paper can provide valuable perspective and enhancements for a variety of different themes for your scrapbook! Whether you are from Toronto, or a fan of the Maple leaf, or even simply a fan of the tree, maple leaf paper can work right in with it! Maple leaves have different meanings depending on the region of the maple tree. Japanese maple leaves, for example, are known as a symbol of patience, determination and change. Sugar Maple, or Canadian Maple, leaves represent connectivity, unity and wisdom. Leaves, as well as trees, have always embodied hefty symbolic meanings in life, stories...