InkadinkadoEmbossing Powder Tool for Stamps, 1.5'' W x 2.5'' L

When used as directed it works great.Thanks!

I always had a problem with extra powder sticking to the card. I would notice all the little bits I missed AFTER they were heated and permanently affixed. When I wipe the surface that I am about to heat emboss with this little "pouch", it does significantly help prevent (and often eliminate) the embossing powder from sticking where I don't want it to. It was a little smaller than I anticipated, but made no difference in performance.Initially I saw that there was slight trace of powder coming out of it and I became concerned about the effect it might have on the Embossing or Pigment ink sticking. My concern was for naught as the ink adhered fine and the powder adhered crisply and now I'm having the best heat embossing I've ever had!Edit: I found another great use for this and that is when my card is glued with the runner adhesive (like Tombow), rather than picking off every single little remnant, I can lightly brush over with my Embossing Magic and it invisibly gets rid of my "little stickies".

I used this for the first time 2 days ago. I thought, 'This is never going to work.' Boy, was I wrong! I rubbed the bag lightly over the whole surface to be embossed, stamped with embossing ink, sprinkled the powder, shook it off, and was shocked to see not one speck of embossing powder on the card other than that which covered the ink! I thought there would probably be a little glitter gremlin show up after heating but it was perfect! Don't know what's in this little bag, don't want to make my own, but I can't say enough good things about it. One note: the little bag looks a bit messier than the one pictured--mine has blue stitching on the ends Who cares, though? It WORKS!

The Inkadinkado Embossing Powder Tool is small and thin, and it is easy to use; being small allows it to work on large areas or on intricate details. My glitter's appearance improved by an order of magnitude--it was flat and contained within the right spaces. My only negative reaction is to how using the tool on my bright red and green Christmas papers made the powdered area look dull. Maybe that will get better after it is used more.

This is one of the tools that I would say is a must have for card making.I've tried several different methods of prepping a surface for heat embossing; baby powder in a sock, the antistatic tool with the brush end, and corn powder applied with a paint brush. What can I say? I like to experiment.In my opinion this antistatic bag is the absolute best way to prep a surface. I wish I'd saved myself some money (and quite a bit of mess!) by buying this at the start.I would definitely recommend this product and while I don't think I'll need to buy another any time in the foreseeable future I would absolutely buy this again.

Easy to get just the right amount of powder so your embossing powder sticks only where it’s supposed to

This truly is a well made product. It works well. It took me a long time to give in and get one because it seemed foolish and expensive when you can just use any baby powder you have on hand. The package is nicely stitched and secure. If you cannot handle scent, this is a good one for you there is NO SCENT (thumbs up). It seems like they put powdered chalk in it, which is fabulous because this is what you would use on a grease stain on your clothing as a rescue before you get to launder. When you buy one they last for years and years I have heard many a user say. Looking at it I see why. It's worth the investment.

This is essential for doing embossing. It's like anti static and it helps the embossing powder fall away from any area without embossing ink. Leaves nice clean embossing behind.