Prep your projects like a pro with the Ranger Ink Anti-Static Pouch. This handy tool helps reduce stray embossing powder and static cling, creating a clean surface for crisp heat embossing and detailed techniques. A quick swipe is all it takes to make embossing smoother, cleaner, and far more satisfying.
$7.99
$6.99
The Ranger Ink Anti-Static Pouch is an essential tool for flawless heat embossing and glitter work. Designed to reduce static and excess oils on paper surfaces, this pouch helps embossing powder stick only where you want it. Simply rub it lightly over cardstock before stamping to prevent unwanted powder specks and messy results. Ideal for embossing, hand lettering, and glitter techniques, it is a simple step that makes a difference in your finished projects.
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I bought this because it was on sale. I've been holding out because this bag is so small, but at the sale price it was worth it.
I have been looking forward to this for a while now. Not always able to find it in a walk-in store. Nice to find it here.
I use this powder for embossing and making shaker cards. Great product. I wish I could purchase the powder itself for refills.
I got this to use for embossing. Was awhole lot smaller then I expected. (I did fail to read product description,, oopsy!!) Ecspecially for the price. But, this is a great tool to have & really worth investing in!
I seen Simon use this and he explains why...I finally received mine and it works great while embossing!!
I was not real impressed with this, I used it just as directed but found it didnt help from excess embossing powder. I also thought it was bigger than it was.
This tool is my life saver. Before getting the antistatic pouch I was getting embossing powder everywhere. But with this tool my lines are so crisp.
I DIDN'T REALIZE HOW NICE THESE ARE. SHOULD HAVE HAD ONE LONG AGO.
I misplaced my other anti-staric pouch so I needed another one.
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Love this but need tips for removing the white residue from black card stock.
By:
pepper99
(10-Jan-21)
Try a microfiber or dry swiffer cloth to remove white chalk powder residue.
By: Ranger Ink
(11-Jan-21)
