Orléans 12x12 IOD Stamp
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Orléans is a refined texture stamp inspired by a vintage map sourced from a map collector at a Paris flea market. After years of searching, Sally was thrilled to finally find the perfect one—an antique piece, named for the historic French city, that translates into a fine, evenly spaced pattern, adding subtle surface interest without competing with your focal elements.
Designed as a 12x12 single sheet, it’s ideal for all-over applications on furniture and mixed media. Use it to create tone-on-tone backgrounds for stamped florals from Nature’s Etchings, faux ephemera, and junk journaling, or as a quiet base layer that supports more detailed compositions. The soft edges make it easy to blend sections together and wrap the design around edges and corners without harsh lines.
Like previous beloved texture stamps as Craquelure, Vintage Textures, Barn Wood Planks and Kindest Regards Stamps, this is a must have in your repertoire. You’ll reach for it time and time again.
PREPARATION IS KEY.
Before removing from backing, condition your stamps with very fine sandpaper, scuff the surface in two directions. This helps the mediums stay put, and not bead (which some types, like ceramics glazes, tend to do).
Remove stamps from backing when ready to use. This takes some force, but don’t worry, the stamps are strong.
Orléans is a refined texture stamp inspired by a vintage map sourced from a map collector at a Paris flea market. After years of searching, Sally was thrilled to finally find the perfect one—an antique piece, named for the historic French city, that translates into a fine, evenly spaced pattern, adding subtle surface interest without competing with your focal elements.
Designed as a 12x12 single sheet, it’s ideal for all-over applications on furniture and mixed media. Use it to create tone-on-tone backgrounds for stamped florals from Nature’s Etchings, faux ephemera, and junk journaling, or as a quiet base layer that supports more detailed compositions. The soft edges make it easy to blend sections together and wrap the design around edges and corners without harsh lines.
Like previous beloved texture stamps as Craquelure, Vintage Textures, Barn Wood Planks and Kindest Regards Stamps, this is a must have in your repertoire. You’ll reach for it time and time again.
PREPARATION IS KEY.
Before removing from backing, condition your stamps with very fine sandpaper, scuff the surface in two directions. This helps the mediums stay put, and not bead (which some types, like ceramics glazes, tend to do).
Remove stamps from backing when ready to use. This takes some force, but don’t worry, the stamps are strong.
