a fast melting powder that delivers rich colors and solid surface bonding• used to create a raised image on paper
powders used in stamping design and when heat treated will become a shiny solid and rise slightly above the surface.
Powder applied using embossing ink, then heated until it melts to create a raised, embossed, colored image on paper or almost anything else. Sounds messy, looks beautiful.
The powder applied to the wet pigment ink image and heated with a heat tool or toaster to create a smooth raised finish. Available in many brands, colours and finishes including detail, enamel, pearl, glitter and foil etc. Once sprinkled over the image tap off excess and return to the vial for the next image, a small vial will last for a large quantity of images using this method.
Powder sprinkled, usually on stamped images, and heated to create raised edges.
Clear or coloured powder which is sprinkled (usually on a stamped image), then heated to create a raised image.
A fine-grained substance that will melt when heat is applied to it, the powder when melted leaves a raised design. Close Window
Powder that is sprinkled over a stamped image and melted with a heat gun (after pouring off the excess) to achieve a raised, rich looking image. They come in a variety of colors including gold and silver.
Powder used to create a raised image on paper. It comes in a wide variety of colors and three basic thicknesses (regular, fine and ultra-thick). First the image is stamped on paper using embossing or pigment ink, the powder is sprinkled over the image, then excess powder is tapped off and then the image is heated. This melts the powder and causes the image to raise up off the paper. Fabric Ink-An ink used for stamping on fabric.
A fast melting powder used in heat embossing. It is sprinkled onto a wet, inked surface; the excess is shaken off, and the remaining powder is melted, creating a slightly raised design.