I really like Ranger products, but the super fine embossing powder is something every crafter needs when embossing letters/sentiments as it is much "lighter" than usual so that your image is much clearer.
I am new to embossing and this powder was easy to use. I have a cheap heat gun and use a mediocre card stock and this powder still looks great. Brilliant white.
I had used detail powder from another company but it did not show the detail of the stamp so I gave this a try and it worked great!!
The super fine detail embossing powder from Ranger is by far my first choice. Great product, melts beautifully.
Superfine white that is just beautiful on projects. Ranger offers the best quality of anyone out there.
I used it on some of my fine-detail Prima Finnabair stamps, and didn't lose a bit of the detail.
Used in this layout: A Single Step
Very easy to use with a nice result.
This fine embossing powder gives a clear, crisp result. I did not have any stray crumbles on my project, it covered well and gave a good image. I've only tried it on one sample so far. I ordered it because the white embossing powder I did have was more of an off white, or cream color. This one is bright white and will be great for my snow flakes and winter projects. Very satisfied.
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Can embossing powders work with ANY colored ink or just embossing ink?
By:
terri.teejay
(23-Aug-17)
The dye inks, etc. dry too fast and the powder won't stick... so it's best to use with a slow drying ink such as an embossing ink and/or a pigment ink.
By: multiplicitycrafts
(24-Aug-17)
