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The Distress Embossing Dabber makes it simple to add embossed accents to your projects. There is one fluid ounce dabber bottle of clear ink from Tim Holtz for Ranger Ink. Made in the USA.
I bought embossing glazes and wanted to emboss large items. This was the perfect solution. I did find out that you have to press firmly at first to get it going. After that it flows and covers the surface beautifully.
I love the embossing ink in the dabber!! Works sooooo great!!
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I knew to press hard to use with stencils but still didnt get a consistent result. Nice with what did work
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I had never tried the dabber until now and LIGHTBULB!! it works perfectly!! Best I've spent so far!
This is absolutely perfect because you can put it exactly where you want it in order to emboss just in certain areas!
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This is a great tool to add texture to your projects. By using this, you don't need a stamp or Versamark ink to add embossing powder.
This dabber works very well, it gets into smaller spaces easier then a stamp pad. Very handy and easy to use.
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This is the first time I'm trying the Tim Holtz Distress Embossing Glaze and Dabber and I love the Uncharted Mariner color. It's beautiful. I do like using a dabber on my cards too. Great products!
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i do like this color, purple girl here. this time i got the embossing dabber that actually is good. for larger areas this is a good thing.
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Are there refills for the liquid embossing ink?
By:
Jewelzcraft Designs
(14-Oct-24)
Hello, Ranger Ink - Tim Holtz - Distress Embossing Ink can be found here: link
By: Scrapbook.com
(15-Oct-24)
Does this embossing ink , in the dauber have an odour? Is it just regular embossing ink? Thanks.
By:
Nice day
(14-Jan-24)
Hello, this product may have a slight smell but it is like regular embossing ink in a different form.
By: Scrapbook.com
(17-Jan-24)
I have tapped the bottle over 50 times and the ink isn't flowing. I understand it's supposed to be a light application, but nothing is coming out. My embossing powder doesn't stick to anything. Do I need to remove something on the bottle to get the ink to flow?
By:
JJloves2stamp
(12-Jul-22)
Try depressing the Distress Embossing Dabber bottle's felt top firmly down on the paper surface/stamp and swipe ink on the surface keeping the felt top fully depressed while swiping. The dabber was designed to place a light application of embossing ink on the surface and is never going to flow like paint would. Avoid banging or depressing (priming) the bottle felt tip as this makes the mechanism close. Also, do not squeeze the bottle as the pressure could cause the embossing ink to explode out from the top making a mess. I hope these tips help.
By: Ranger Ink
(12-Jul-22)
Can this dabber work with plain embossing powder?
By:
User
(29-May-22)
Yes, you can use the Distress Embossing Dabber for all embossing powders from any manufacturer,
By: Ranger Ink
(31-May-22)
Can this be used inside of the embossing folder, rather than using ink? If so, how do you recommend cleaning the embossing folder, after using the dabber?
By:
User
(09-Jan-21)
Yes, the Embossing Dabber is a fast way to spread embossing ink and you can wipe it up with a baby wipe then use a stamp cleaner.
By: Ranger Ink
(09-Jan-21)
