Heat embossing is one of those techniques that never gets old, and it all starts with the right embossing ink. A good clear or tinted heat embossing ink grabs embossing powder and holds it exactly where you stamp, doodle, or write, giving you sharp, raised details with a beautiful finish. It works especially well on cardstock, kraft paper, vellum, tags and mixed media projects.
The process is satisfying every single time: stamp, sprinkle, shake off the excess and hit it with a heat tool. In seconds, flat ink transforms into something that looks polished and dimensional. Once you start, it's hard to stop.
Embossing inks also layer nicely with other techniques. If you want more ways to build up your project, the Archival Ink Pads are a natural next step for adding stamped details that hold up beautifully over time.
