$48.00 $45.99
The Rustic Wilderness Distress Embossing Glaze will have you exploring the forest from dawn to dusk! There is one 1 oz jar of glaze included that is a deep shade of pine green and made in the USA by Tim Holtz for Ranger Ink.
I love the embossing glazes! I use them in my journals, on my cards and tags!!! This is such a fun color!
I used the rustic wilderness on a tag I created that had a christmas tree in it and it made the tree absolutely beautiful. I have since purchased more colors
of the glaze.
Love the Glaze! Such a pretty color and the Embossing pens are great for just putting on a small area.
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GOT THIS JUST THIS WEEK, AND IT'S MY FAV. I LOVE THE TRANSPARENCY OF THIS ONE. PERFECTION!!
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I like this color of the rustic Wilderness embossing powder. It really cool color.
Awesome pricing on the perfect bundle! Cheapest I have found these anywhere.
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I love this color green very versatile for grass, tree leaves, plants etc
These Embossing Glazes are so much fun to use and are so versatile.
The distress glaze in this shade is useful for covering leaves and trees while crafting, and the embossing liquid in a dauber makes putting down the ink to wide swatches on card stock easy peasy! Great purchase... 4.25*****
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I still don't understand how this is applied. Does the glaze get applied to the stamp you are using? What is the consistency of the glaze? It sounds like sort of a gel or wet paste. I don't understand the process or what tools are used.
By:
paloma54
(02-Feb-21)
The Distress Embossing Glaze is a translucent embossing powder that is applied to the surface you are using ie.. paper or resin pieces. You need embossing ink and a heat tool to use the product. Please google You Tube to see demonstrations to better understand the product when Tim demos with it.
By: Ranger Ink
(03-Feb-21)
Do you mind explaining what the clear embossing dabber is and what it can be used for?
By:
User
(27-Nov-20)
The Ranger Embossing Dabber is an embossing ink used for embossing just as you would use an embossing pad.
By: Ranger Ink
(30-Nov-20)
How is this product used? Thank you, S
By:
Stephanie Hatfield
(11-Nov-20)
Ranger Ink should add the links to Tim’s blog or YouTube demonstration instead of saying search for it!
By: TristanzNina
(03-Jul-23)
The glazes are used in exactly the same way as a traditional embossing powder with an embossing medium and heat tool but the effect is different. The end effect is translucent so you can colorize black and white images with the glazes using the Distress Embossing pen, and you can stamp an image for example a fish in a pond scene and then add Broken China in the pond since the color is not opaque you will see the stamped fish image in the pond underneath the glaze. It is also great for mixed media as you can layer with the glazes and use with the Distress Texture Pastes for cool effects. The glaze also can be used on Ideology to colorize resin and charm pieces. For more Distress Glaze inspiration please check Tim's blog.
By: Ranger Ink
(12-Nov-20)
How is this product used? Thank you, S
By:
Stephanie Hatfield
(11-Nov-20)
It's used the same way you use embossing powder. Apply embossing ink cover in power, tip off excess powder and funnel it back into the jar and close the lid. Now heat with your embossing tool until you see all the powder melt. Any regular stamped image you had on the paper will been seen through the embossing.
By: steampunkin8
(12-Nov-20)
