Ranger - Speckle Embossing Powders - lavender • 1 oz. • jar

Speckle Embossing Powders - lavender • 1 oz. • jar

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SKU: 83047 MPN: EPJ68655
List Price: $5.99
Discount: 20%
Texas Art Price: $4.79

Product Information

  • Pastel speckle blend with textured granules
  • Adds dimension to paper crafts
  • Works with Ranger embossing inks
  • Ideal for stamping and lettering
  • Perfect for mixed media projects
  • Creates unique textured finish
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Ranger Speckle Embossing Powders Description

Textured granules suspended in pastel pigments create dimensional effects that standard embossing powders can't match. Ranger's Speckle formula combines colored particles with varying grain sizes, producing surfaces with visual and tactile depth when heat-set. The mixed granule structure catches light differently across raised areas, adding complexity to stamped images, hand lettering, and decorative accents.

These powders work with Ranger's embossing inks and standard heat tools. Apply ink to your surface, sprinkle powder over wet areas, tap off excess, then heat until the powder melts and fuses. The speckled texture emerges as different particle sizes respond to heat at slightly different rates, creating the characteristic dimensional finish. Pastel color families layer well over light and medium-toned papers without overwhelming delicate designs.

Mixed media artists use these powders to add physical dimension to collage elements and journal pages. The textured finish provides grip for subsequent layers while creating visual interest that remains subtle enough for backgrounds. Card makers appreciate how the speckled effect adds sophisticated detail to stamped sentiments and borders without requiring additional embellishments. Each color maintains its pastel character while the granular structure introduces depth that solid embossing powders simply can't achieve.