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You know and trust the ColorBox name! Pigment ink is best for embossing on coated or non-absorbent papers because they are slow-drying. Great coverage on absorbent papers too. The rich and thick inks are fade resistant and non-bleeding. Color: Pastel.
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You know and trust the ColorBox name! Pigment ink is best for embossing on coated or non-absorbent papers because they are slow-drying. Great coverage on absorbent papers too. The rich and thick inks are fade resistant and non-bleeding.
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You know and trust the ColorBox name! Pigment ink is best for embossing on coated or non-absorbent papers because they are slow-drying. Great coverage on absorbent papers too. The rich and thick inks are fade resistant and non-bleeding. Color: Provence.
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You know and trust the ColorBox name! Pigment ink is best for embossing on coated or non-absorbent papers because they are slow-drying. Great coverage on adbsorbent papers too. The rich and thick inks are fade resistant and non-bleeding. Color: Bright.
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Top Boss Embossing Pads dry slow allowing working time before embossing is applied. Use a gentle "tapping" technique for even inking the more you tap the more ink is applied. Pads are acid free fade resistant and are archival quality. Clear.
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Top Boss Embossing Pads dry slow to allow time before embossing is applied. Use a gentle "tapping" technique for even inking the more you tap the more ink is applied. The tinted color allows you to see the image before applying embossing powder.
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Colors can be easily layered to bring out the intensity/worked together to achieve a third color. Fun and easy to work with acid free non-toxic. Use with soft papers to bring out the full color of the chalk. Use with glosssy papers for a pastel sheen.
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