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You can't create unique, one-of-a-kind heat embossed projects without a Premium Embossing Ink Pad in your stash! Introducing the newest addition to the Scrapbook.com Inks Collection - Premium Clear Ink for embossing! Just like the rest of the collection, this is going to be an ink pad you reach for time and time again!
Contents: One ink pad
Color: Clear
Type of Ink: Embossing ink
Size: 2 1/8" x 3 1/8" Oval
The raised pad is designed to completely ink stamps of any size, so you will get a crisp stamped image every time for heat embossing.
Features:
Our ink pads are proudly made in the USA and feature an ergonomic design making it easy to hold. The lid snaps on the base for a secure closure and the lid and base feature handy ridges for easy gripping and inking.
Compatible with:
Need to refresh your Premium Embossing Ink Pad? Find the coordinating reinker right here!
This is a Scrapbook.com exclusive product.
Please note: Exposure to extreme cold during the shipping or storage of this item could cause the liquid in the ink pad to freeze and possibly leak upon thawing.
This premium clear embossing ink has instantly jumped to my favorites list. I was so happy with all of the gorgeous sentiments I was able to achieve using this ink. I recently did a card with Altenew's Leaf Clusters (you can see it in my gallery) and I loved the solid embossing on a large image. Highly recommend this!
Used in this project: Deck the Halls
I was pleasantly surprised at how smooth my heat embossing turned out. I didn't even have to tap off excess powder. No stray powder, no bumps or clumps..... it's my go-to embossing ink now!
Used in this project: Pink & Gold Christmas Card
Loved embossing with this ink, the coverage is perfect and the ink stays wet for a long time! A wonderful essential for anyone's craft room!
Used in this project: Custom Heat Embossed Background | Scrapbook.com Premium Clear Embossing Ink + Reinker
I really enjoy this new embossing ink. I noticed that the ink from the reinker is slightly thinner than other brands, which makes it cover more smoothly when stamping. It also makes it really easy to use for other techniques using just the reinker and daubers.
Used in this project: A Fall Card Feat. SBC Domed Foam Blenders
Works great. I love embossing and the case is so easy to use.
This is such a great embossing ink. Great coverage without alot of effort. Staying wet long enough to apply your embossing powder. This is currently my go to ink for embossing
This ink is very easy to use. It's very sticky and stays wet for a long time. I like this embossing ink better than other brands I've tried. If you guys would make this in a dauber or pen form, I'd buy it asap!
The only problem with this product is it is so juicy it leaks . So make sure you don't keep it on its side or upside.
I'm new to cardmaking and I purchase this ink because you were out of stock of the Versa Embossing. I wanted to practice on my cut out embossing project and did not want to wait for a restock. I don't have anything to compare it to, but it did make my project pop.
This embossing inkpad has moved to the top of my fave list. The ink has a nice consistency and the pad allows for even distribution on the stamp surface. A great product!
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Who is the manufacturer of the embossing powders (both red and gold) that were used, and what are the actual color names of each? They both looked amazing with your new embossing ink!
By:
User
(24-Oct-19)
Hello! The Red is Red Geranium by Ranger. And the Gold is Gold by Hero Arts.
Will this leave a sticky residue on my stamps like Versamark?
By:
User
(19-Jan-20)
Hello and thank you for your question! Embossing inks have a thicker consistency....so it is always best to wash your stamps immediately after use.
By: Scrapbook.com
(21-Jan-20)
