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I love, love, love these little things! Even though I have some colors in the larger size, I find many projects in which these smaller ones are so much more efficient.
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I love the convenient size to take to a class. They are very good quality - just like he usually is with his product.
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Exactement ce qu'il faut pour le encrer nos tags et autres découpages pour le scrapbooking, ou bien faire des fonds colorés.
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very good product like the size
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Easy to use.
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I see some of Tim's inks are listed as Distress Ink and some as Distress Oxide. Is there a difference? I was thinking of getting his blending tool and wanted to be sure I used the correct ink. Thanks!
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ScrapPat2
(08-Feb-18)
Yes, there is a difference between the two products. They are both water-reactive but the oxide inks are a combination of dye and pigment inks. The oxide inks blend beautifully and if you are making cards with a background that has a rainbow of colors, the blending between where the colors overlap is gorgeous. The oxide inks also look stunning when you stamp with them on a darker colored cardstock. I hope this helps you and you can also find lots of videos on YouTube that discuss the difference and show products created with both types of inks.
By: ljackso1_61
(11-Feb-18)
What colors are these?
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DonnaM.Conaway
(22-Aug-17)
It includes four shades: Barn Door, Pumice Stone, Faded Jeans, and Peeled Paint
By: nicolenormand
(24-Oct-17)
