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Distress Clear Embossing Ink is formulated to give crafters the optimum performance when embossing with Distress Embossing Powders. This specially developed embossing ink allows for the ideal amount of "release" to get that vintage worn and weathered look. Use to re-ink Distress Embossing Ink Pad (sold separately).
Buy this to juice up your Distress Embossing Ink pad. Just make sure to buy a couple and never run out. The absolute best idea. Instead of constantly buying new embossing pads use 2 and just keep them moistened and reuse them. It will save you lots of money in the long run. Just try it if you own the embossing pad.
This is one of the best embossing inks I’ve ever used. It works great on covering the stamped surfaces that need to be covered and stays wet or moist long enough to stamp other areas that need to be embossed.
I like to color. I am working on a page that had a castle in it. I wanted texture. So I painted the embossing in on with a brush then added a sandy embossing powder. Came out just the way I wanted.
I always purchase the bundle of Distress Oxides and the Reinkers. I recently purchased a heat embosser and figured this would come in handy for my embossing ink pad. That way I won't have to reorder a new ink pad, I'll just have to refill it instead. So much easier and cheaper in the long run.
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Bought this to reink my embossing pad. Easy to use and reasonably priced.
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I am looking for a clear ink that I can use to create my own designs. Is such a thing available? I found inks but nowhere on the label could I see an indication of color. Thank you for your help. Kathy
By:
Gibner
(21-Oct-16)
the only clear inks I know of are embossing type inks. You can use an embossing pen to get a tone on tone effect without using embossing powdwer or using clear embossing powder. Maybe that would help??