Fiskars Dual-Ended Embossing Stylus for Detailed Artwork

Linda Bolle: I liked it a lot better than the flat plastic knives that came with my other scoring pads.

United States on Oct 09, 2023

Chewed_Dog_Toy: Great tool for securing model canopy mask edges as well as the edges of tape used to mask off other model locations prior to hand or airbrush painting. Yes I probably could achieve the same result with other means but decided to buy this one and done lifetime use easy solution.

United States on Jul 11, 2023

Erica Edney: I wanted this stylus to bascially score and fold card bases. These ends are too small.

Canada on Jun 13, 2023

Surfin Tom: Great to have for tracing a drawing using carbon paper or Sarha's transfer paper onto any surface.

United States on May 12, 2023

joan allman: The tips need to be bigger for what I need. Picture doesn't so true size image

United States on Jul 22, 2022

Nicolás: Realmente lo que necesitaba puedo hacer surcos en el papel realmente delgados

Mexico on Apr 04, 2022

Spectel: I like to visibility of this stylus on a cluttered workbench and it feels good in the hand. I have used it enough to provide better feedback. I plan to use it for tracing images onto wood with carbon paper and for small paint touch ups on eyes on wood carvings.

Canada on Oct 28, 2020

Ebba Lytle: I use this to crease my cards when making my own card bases and for "embossing" stripes onto cardstock. This has a larger and a smaller end, so I can vary the size of my creases.

Canada on Oct 20, 2020

Spring: Use these all the time for Junk Journals, Pocket Letters, Paper crafting etc

Canada on May 26, 2020

RickDeckard: The tips on mine are just too sharp for the tracing work I'm doing onto fabric, and sometimes a tear in my heavy duty tracing paper will appear. It may not be what you're looking for for this type of work. I haven't had it rip the carbon paper I'm placing under the tracing paper yet, but the extremely minimally 'larger' looking tip is now askew from the pressure I've had to use. I'm not sure you could find another product for this type of thing that would be better than a Fiskars product, but the stylus is not rounded enough in my opinion. Not for delicate work of the type I'm describing. I can see how this would be valuable for transferring designs onto wood, however. For canvas, what with it's texture, I wouldn't try it in a million years. If you're using it to transfer or emboss true cardstock style paper (thick stuff), be careful to avoid tears or holes. Be prepared for a learning curve, that is.

United States on Jan 12, 2017