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This package of three paper pouncers in fall colors is from Picket Fence Studios. These paper pouncers can apply ink to die cuts, stencils, and other paper crafting projects. These pouncers have sponge applicators. You can simply add ink to the sponge head and pounce on your projects. These pouncers work best with water-based inks or watercolors. These pouncers can be cleaned with a damp cloth or wiped clean. Each pouncer comes with a color coordinated holder for easy storage. The colors in this pack are Hot Pink, Fire Orange, and Plum.
I am so impressed with these! I
Used them the other day at a crop to ink edges of layouts- it was so easy and fast!!! Now to break over and buy the colored ones. I just have the basics.
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Enjoyed the demonstration dry much! The lady in the Demo was really good and explained the process wel!
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I like to use these on stencils. They are not apt to move the stencil around like some of the others.
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Love Love Love these Picket Fence Studios Paper Pouncers!!! So easy to identify and to use with stencils or edging or any paper that needs a bit of color! Paper Pouncers are the best!
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These are a lot larger than I was expecting. They are a lot of fun to use. The cheery colors make me happy!
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I use both distress and dye inks. When using my dye inks for stencils, I have some brushes I like. However, I do not care for dye inks and brushes for backgrounds because I feel that I can't get smooth coverage without using a TON of ink. In addition, I have a few stamps (such as Altenew halftone stamps) where I use either brushes or daubers to apply the ink. I don't do this often because it takes a ton of time. So, seeing the video of these pouncers, I wondered if they would work better than daubers and brushes for ink transfer? They do! The stamping comes out gorgeous, like a watercolor painting. I find it is easy to gauge how heavy of ink I want transferred. I know the video said the pouncer's aren't designed for background blending but if I build the sponge part (not the handles) then it blends nicely. Cleanup is either nothing or using the leftover ink on something; it's literally that easy. Great buy! I wonder if they'll design smaller ones for smaller spaces?
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Very good with someone with essential hand tremors.
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These Pouncers have made a noticeable difference in my use of stenciling. They are very easy to use. I am very happy with the product and the improvement in the outcome of my stenciling. Awesome!
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Great to use and great results with no effort.
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Great product...the colors let you know exactly which to use and easy to choose them..quick shipping and great packaging...Thank you
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Are the pouncers replaceable ? Do you sell replacements? .....Thank you in advance.
By:
AAAustralia
(10-Mar-23)
The bottom portion of the sponge is inside the handle which allows you to pounce and even drag Paper Pouncers. I hope this answers your question.
By: nkpete_337721
(11-Mar-23)
Do you recommend separate sets for regular dye inks vs oxides? Can you use one set for both types of ink?
By:
judyellis1
(14-Apr-23)
Hello, we would recommend having separate sets for regular dye ink and oxides since they are different formulas.
By: Scrapbook.com
(14-Apr-23)
what are the paper pouncers made of.. sponge, foam or silicone etc...thank you in advance.
By:
AAAustralia
(10-Mar-23)
Hi, can I put liquid ink, on a pouncer, and tape it all over a stamp? Do you think the stamp picture, could look as good, as stamping it on a stamp pad?
Hello, what I would recommend, but have not tested, is to put a little of the ink on a surface that can be wiped off like a glass media mat. Lightly and carefully tap the paper pouncer in the ink. This should help with a more even distribution of the ink then use the paper pouncer on the stamp. We are not certain how well this will apply the ink to the stamp.
By: Scrapbook.com
(06-Nov-23)
Has anyone found a suitable holder/container for these?
By:
CBass
(23-Sep-23)
Hello, so far we have found people store them in generic containers, on their workspace/desk, on a shelf/rolling cart, and stacked upon each other. So far we are unaware of any container specifically made for the product. With the popularity of the product, it is hopeful to see containers made in the future.
By: Scrapbook.com
(25-Sep-23)
What is the sponge part made out of - are they latex?
By:
moosedawg71
(09-Mar-23)
