| Susana Cueto Microscapes | |||
|---|---|---|---|
Old Mill 062E |
Seaside Dwellings 249E. Boulders w/Lichen 210C. |
Lakeside Cove 048E. Oak Branch 203G. Crescent moon scratched into board |
Autumn Bank Right 214G |
Boulders w/Lichen 210C. Spear Fisher 109A. Oak Branch 203G. Pine Island 207E. Fir Row 243A |
Curvilinear Road 145F. Mtn Bikers 060A. Rocky Peaks sm 211C. Tree Duo 085A. |
Palms w/Bungalows 135F |
Pebbles 256A. Tree Duo 085A. Horseback 173A. Rocky Peaks sm 211C. |
Cloud w/Sun 107E. Solo Duck 162A. |
Dog Walk 227A. Palm Cluster 100D. Pebbles 256A. Flock 112A. |
Buck 008A. Meadow lg 057G. |
Crane in H20 163A. Palm Cluster 100D. Water Pattern 231C. Cloud w/Moon 105E. |
Pointing 156A. Boulders w/Lichen 210C. Rocky Peaks sm 211C. |
Row Boat 166A. Milky Way Lg 059G. |
Backpackers 002A. Rocky Peaks sm 211C. Sand Pattern 268E. |
Canoe 010A. Lakeside Cove 048E. Rocky Peaks sm 211C. |
Blooms and Bridge 221G. |
Gushing Falls 042E. Rocky Peaks sm 211C. |
Maple Brook 259F. Horseback 173A. |
Boulders w/Lichen sm. Spruce Tree 077C. Cloud w/Sun 107E. Mountain Bikers 060A. |
Rocky Peaks 211C. Bush 191A. Pebbles 256A. Lady on Horse 168A. |
Cabin Sm 248A. Fir Row 243A. |
Cow Pair 157A. Bush 191A. Cloud w/Sun 107E. Rocky Peaks Sm 211C. |
Crane in H2O. Waterside Bluff (lft) 148F. |
Bee by All Night Media. Leaf Sprig 127A by Stampscapes. |
Lady Bug by All Night Media. Sedge Filler 251C, Leaf Sprig by Stampscapes. |
1" x 1" scenes on Stampbord
Notes: All scenes here were stamped on these tiny 1" x 1" Stampbords.
The bords are sold with other small sizes, up to 2" x 2", in half pound bags.
They're perfect for card embellishments, pins, magnets, and anything else where a small board
would be called for.
The size of these little 1" x 1" pieces makes them feel like both a Scrabble (the game) piece and
the nature of the surface of the Stampbord makes it feel like a ceramic tile when sprayed with a sealant
such as a Krylon Crystal Clear or a Minwax Polyurethane. These both come in spray form.
These little tiles are also prime examples of how to use larger designs for the sections
that you want. In other words, in many or most of these cases, stamps that were larger than the
actual board surface were used. Susana has just either colored a small section of the stamp to
use on the board or has just stamped a small area of a design over the entire board. In a couple cases
a stamp as large as 3" x 4.5" was used --our "G" size designs. Comes to show how you can use
sections of stamps for smaller applications and, thus, extend the usage of your designs. One of the
perks of scenic stamping.