F
Rubber Stamp and Paper Arts - About Art Accents - Art Neko - Carriage in the Park on a Family OutingRubber Stamps - About Art Accents - Art Neko - Paper Arts Supplies
Stamps may now be ordered pre-cut and adhered to Static Cling Mounting Foam®. Scroll down to see samples. Samples shown may use this item in a different size.
Carriage in the Park on a Family Outing A102010I Actual size: 4.75 in x 3 in* List: $10.00 Sale: $5.00 (Postage added $0.45)
A cut silhouette style stamp of a mother and child of yesteryear taking a ride through the park or down the lane in a horse-drawn carriage.
Buy the whole sheet or set and save! This item is by or from About Art Accents
In the year 105, During Eastern Han Dynasty, an official and inventor named Cai Lun invented the technique for making fine paper. The invention of paper is considered a revolution in communication and learning, dramatically lowering the cost of education. Intricate papercut designs have been an art in China since this time. As this art form was used to decorate doors and windows in China it is referred to as Window Flowers, "chuãng huã". The art form later spread to other parts of the world reflecting local cultures and art forms. Scherenschnitte (scissor cuts) was founded in Switzerland and Germany in the 1500's and brought to Colonial America in the 1700's. I remember in school as a child having my profile projected onto paper and traced and then cutting out the image on black paper for a Mother's Day gift. These are stamp images in a papercut style to use in your art.
Or try these related stamps, papers or accessories below:
*Dimensions shown to the nearest quarter inch.
Mounting Options. If you would like your stamps trimmed and adhered to cling vinyl mounting foam, please select the "Cling Foam - not wood" mounting option above the Add to Cart button. The additional fee is shown with the option. If you change your mind be sure to change the option back to "Unmounted Rubber Die". Sheets of mounting foam are available for those who prefer to mount their own, and you might also consider the Tack N Peel system. These options can be found here.
