All prices are in Canadian Dollars. Ball/Spheres and Cup Metal Embossing Tool # 2 -Size is 2.25 mm This tool is used to emboss the metal to the desired dimension, as well as make perfect domed circles in your Metal Embossing projects. Apart from using the cup part of the tool to instantly refine your spheres it can also be used to make round circle engravings or embossing on your metal. This Ball/Sphere and cup tool head is a No. 2 -the number stands for the approximate diameter in mm. Plastic Handle is 11 cm long
All prices are in Canadian Dollars. Ball/Spheres and Cup Metal Embossing Tool # 3 -Size is 3.13 mm This tool is used to emboss the metal to the desired dimension, as well as make perfect domed circles in your Metal Embossing projects. Apart from using the cup part of the tool to instantly refine your spheres it can also be used to make round circle engravings or embossing on your metal. This Ball/Sphere and cup tool head is a No. 3 -the number stands for the approximate diameter in mm. Plastic Handle is 11 cm long
All prices are in Canadian Dollars. Ball/Spheres and Cup Metal Embossing Tool # 4 -Size is 3.86 mm This tool is used to emboss the metal to the desired dimension, as well as make perfect domed circles in your Metal Embossing projects. Apart from using the cup part of the tool to instantly refine your spheres it can also be used to make round circle engravings or embossing on your metal. This Ball/Sphere and cup tool head is a No. 4 -the number stands for the approximate diameter in mm. Plastic Handle is 11 cm long
All prices are in Canadian Dollars. Ball/Spheres and Cup Metal Embossing Tool # 8 -Size is 7.79 mm This tool is used to emboss the metal to the desired dimension, as well as make perfect domed circles in your Metal Embossing projects. Apart from using the cup part of the tool to instantly refine your spheres it can also be used to make round circle engravings or embossing on your metal. This Ball/Sphere and cup tool head is a No. 8. The number stands for the approximate diameter in mm. Plastic Handle is 11 cm long
All prices are in Canadian Dollars Beadsmith-Round Your Wire Tool With Cup Bur. This tool is perfect for soothing wire ends! This package contains one 5 inch long round your wire tool with a 1.8 mm cup bur. Off-label use of this tool in metal embossing: to create an impression in metal foil imitating nail pins-see photo
All prices are in Canadian Dollars Blending Stumps. Perfect for blending and smudging colored pencil or any dry medium and to emboss soft metal into high relief. This package contains six blending stumps in assorted sizes.
All prices are in Canadian Dollars. Small Rubber Roller or Brayer ( 2 cm width) -useful to smooth or flatten large background areas on metal sheet. Also used to roll over stencils and texture plates to force metal into the pattern.
All prices are in Canadian Dollars. Small Rubber Roller or Brayer ( 6 cm width) -useful to smooth or flatten large background areas on metal sheet. Also used to roll over stencils and texture plates to force metal into the pattern.
All prices are in Canadian Dollars. Snow Burnishing Block 1" x 1" X 3.75 - fine grit sanding block for removing color from embossed metal.
All prices are in Canadian Dollars Metal Embossing wheels are used as a quick technique to add raised or engraved texture and decorative borders to metal sheet. Also works well to make decorative designs on polymer clay, metal clay, leather or paper. This texture wheel tool has a comfortable plastic handle measuring 12.5 cm or 4.92 inches, a rubber finger rest and a pointed end that can be used as a line refiner.
The Mat Set is a basic requirement for working with metal embossing tools and techniques. Included: one 9 x 12 inch Thin Craft Foam Mat, and one 9 x 12 x 1/8 inch hard, smooth puck board. Puck board is tough, resilient, and will take a beating without cracking or breaking.
All prices are in Canadian Dollars. The four in-line needles will add unique textures to your metal embossing. The comfortable, durable handle is 11 cm (just over 4 inches) long.
