Ranger EMP20653 Inkssentials Embossing Pens, 2-Pack with Black and Clear Ink for Crafting and DIY Projects

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Canada on Apr 17, 2023

G edwards: I am a newbie with embossing but I bought a versamark pen before I received these. The other pen was doing a terrible job at letting the powders stick. Immediately out of the package, these were great, the powder stuck and the lines were crisp.

United States on Nov 18, 2022

Teresa: Works wonderfully easy to use and looks amazing

Canada on Jan 08, 2022

Dianne: I was able to add embellishments on a painting that would otherwise not be able to do.

Canada on May 18, 2021

RO: J'aime beaucoup ce crayon

Canada on Nov 10, 2020

Cherry23: This is my new favourite thing, works and comes exactly as described! A tip for getting the embossing powder off of the paper if it sticks to places you didn't draw on, hold the corner of the paper firmly and give the page a flick on the back of the paper and it falls right off just be careful don't flick it more than twice because then more might fall off than you want.

Canada on Nov 07, 2019

TATA: I have nothing to compare this to because it is my first time doing foil embossing but wow! This seems like a great pen for any beginner, but as high quality as it is, great for very experienced people as well. The black pen is definitely not good to use with a light colored embossing powder, so I was so happy I had the two pack that included the clear as well. I have done the “Mrs” on about 20 invitations so far and the pen doesn’t seem anywhere close to drying out which it great! Such a great price for how long it goes on my opinion. Really takes a project (like an invite) to the next level!

United States on Jul 29, 2018

elmo blackie: I use the clear pen a lot, the black not so much. I luv these pens though. I always have issues when embossing and with these pens I can easily fix any issues I have. Missed a spot, no problem, just use the pen to fill in the spots that didn't take the first time, reapply the powder, let your heat gun heat up and melt. No more starting over from the beginning! You can also write and draw with them and they work in the universal pen holder made for the scan n cut machine. The ink stays wet for a long time too. I recommend buying these pens because they are worth their weight in gold!

United States on Jun 02, 2018

John CrantonJohn Cranton: Just got these last week to enhance scrapbooks. I used the clear pen on a black scrapbook folder then sprinkled white craft powder atop it. When the rest of the embossing powder was removed it left a perfect image of what I'd written on the dark paper on the first try. The ink takes time to dry, which is what I needed, so I didn't have to rush.
I used the black pen to date and title pages in the book, then to highlight a glossy magazine for work. The ink took well on both surfaces, with a thick stroke and clear edging. The clear pen enhanced my scrapbook title page, while the black pen stood out sharply on a glossy and normal paper without smudging. One other plus: the black ink did not bleed through the other side.

United States on Nov 08, 2017

RitzyHagRitzyHag: These pens are great for embossing detailed images, drawing & embossing your own designs or handwriting, and fixing any knicks or scratches in a larger embossed piece (craft tweezers anyone?).

I purchased these pens when I first started dabbling in papercrafts about 8-9 months ago. Back then, I didn't realize that I needed an anti-static powder tool of some kind, so all of my attempts using these were a mess. A few days ago, I was clearing out some of my craft storage boxes and thought about tossing these pens, but they were still brand new & were not dry at all. I had a few panels of boring experiments that were sitting around, so I thought I've give these pens another shot & see if I can jazz up some of those panels. This time, I loved results. I'm attaching a picture of the first piece that I tried the pen on. It's a watercolored & dry-embossed henna design that was dull dull dull. After using the clear version of this pen to highlight a portion of the raised design & adding a bit of embossing powder to it, the piece was interesting enough to mount on a card - at least I thought it was! :)

I did notice that the ink in these pens dry a little...

United States on Jul 20, 2016