Brushmarker - Cool Grey 1

WOW! - Embossing powder - Ebony - Ultra High "Not another technique" is the first statement when the question "Do you know embossing?" is asked It doesn't take much to find out whether embossing is for you. What you need Any ink pad (the lighter the ink pad, the better the colour of the embossing powder will stand out) A normal toaster from the kitchen (or even better: a hot air gun, which makes it much easier) Embossing powder Application: Simply sprinkle the powder onto the wet stamping ink. Pour the excess back into the tin. Then heat the card in a toaster (or, if available, with a heat gun) so that the powder melts. It will take a moment for the first change to be visible. When the powder melts and bonds with the paper, the WOW effect occurs and a new technique has crept into your heart.As soon as the powder has completely melted, remove the card from the heat, otherwise bubbles may form. If you keep pouring the excess powder back into the embossing tin, the 15ml tin will accompany you through your crafting life for a long time. The requirement for stamped lettering is very low.Embossed stamped objects remain beautiful for a long time and do not smudge like normal stamping ink. Looking for more explanations or inspiration? All embossing-related products HERE. 15ml in a small tin with screw cap

Karin - BrushMarker Pro - goldfarbend; The pens contain 2.4 ml of colour. They are manufactured using "Liquid Ink" technology. This means that the colour intensity remains unchanged until the last drop and the ink output can be continuously controlled. They are twice as efficient as conventional filter markers. In addition, they are equipped with a Japanese, very strong and super-flexible nylon tip.   Contains intense, dye-based colours. The colours can be mixed together and lightened (tone transitions). Water-based ink, acid-free, environmentally friendly and non-toxic, made in the EU. Very easy to paint with water. Tips for use The brushmarkers are suitable for both hand lettering (on smooth paper) and watercolouring (on watercolour paper). As the brushmarkers give off a lot of colour, or rather are very juicy, it is better to use a smooth paper with a high grammage. If you want to watercolour with the pen, you should not allow the paint to dry completely before you paint it with the brush / water tank brush. This creates more beautiful and flowing transitions. For example, do not fill the entire surface of your motif with colour, but only colour in where you want the intensity to be strongest with the marker and then paint from there with the brush / water. If you hold the tip of the brushmarker on the paper for too long, the pen will lose a lot of colour and there is a risk that it will bleed through the paper.   Tip: The pens should be stored in an upright position with the head (tip) facing upwards and always with the cap closed. If stored in any other way, the tips could run or even leak. If the tip dries out due to prolonged unsealed storage, simply close the marker and put it to one side with the tip pointing downwards for about an hour. However, to prevent the tips from drying out and to ensure the longest possible use, you should close the Brushmarker after each use.   Please do not expose the Brushmaker PRO to excessive sunlight or heat.  Please remember that colours may differ from the original shade as the display may vary depending on the screen settings.

Karin - BrushMarker Pro - Cinnamon; The pens contain 2.4 ml of colour. They are manufactured using "Liquid Ink" technology. This means that the colour intensity remains unchanged until the last drop and the ink output can be continuously controlled. They are twice as efficient as conventional filter markers. In addition, they are equipped with a Japanese, very strong and super-flexible nylon tip.   Contains intense, dye-based colours. The colours can be mixed together and lightened (tone transitions). Water-based ink, acid-free, environmentally friendly and non-toxic, made in the EU. Very easy to paint with water. Tips for use The brushmarkers are suitable for both hand lettering (on smooth paper) and watercolouring (on watercolour paper). As the brushmarkers give off a lot of colour, or rather are very juicy, it is better to use a smooth paper with a high grammage. If you want to watercolour with the pen, you should not allow the paint to dry completely before you paint it with the brush / water tank brush. This creates more beautiful and flowing transitions. For example, do not fill the entire surface of your motif with colour, but only colour in where you want the intensity to be strongest with the marker and then paint from there with the brush / water. If you hold the tip of the brushmarker on the paper for too long, the pen will lose a lot of colour and there is a risk that it will bleed through the paper.   Tip: The pens should be stored in an upright position with the head (tip) facing upwards and always with the cap closed. If stored in any other way, the tips could run or even leak. If the tip dries out due to prolonged unsealed storage, simply close the marker and put it to one side with the tip pointing downwards for about an hour. However, to prevent the tips from drying out and to ensure the longest possible use, you should close the Brushmarker after each use.   Please do not expose the Brushmaker PRO to excessive sunlight or heat.  Please remember that colours may differ from the original shade as the display may vary depending on the screen settings.