Bring soft vintage charm to your projects with the Milled Lavender Distress Ink Pad from Tim Holtz and Ranger Ink. This 2" x 2" water-based, acid-free, non-toxic ink pad is designed to create beautifully aged effects on paper, fibers, and photos. The raised felt pad allows for easy application on stamps, edges, and intricate details. Reacting with water, it blends seamlessly for layered textures and watercolor effects. Use it with stencils, stamps, and other mixed media techniques (sold separately). This ink pad delivers delicate lavender tones for elegant and dreamy designs.
I want them all!!! This color leaves a pale lavender shade, very pretty!!!
Used in this project: Another wall in my scraproom is finished.
Milled lavender is a wonderful color to add a subtle inking to any page. Add more color for a less subtle effect. A must have for any scrapbook inventory!
It is a great light color for distressing and has turned me into a lover of Distress Ink. I spend lots of time trying to think of different ways to use this ink and would totally recommend any who hasn't tried it to buy one and give it a shot.
This is a such a beautiful color. I love the subtleness, and softness that this color provides. Excellent color for spring!
Used in this project: Embrace the Journey
love all the distress ink colors.
i am adding to my collection. the colors are wonderful.
Love Tim Holtz distressed ink pad they work wonderful..have all most every color...blend very nicely
This ink pad fits right next to Dusty Concord just with different saturation. I rarely go for pastel anything… too prissy and fussy for me. But using the blending tool really works great with a base color that is really light. Milled Lavender goes with Tumbled Glass and a smudge of Victorian Velvet. But it's much more fun with medium blues like Stormy Sky or dark like Chipped Sapphire. I've got a lot of stamp pads and this is nice to round out my collection. If you are a more traditional stamper Milled Lavender would be a great pastel for flowers, girly stuff, and anything that isn't quite boy or girl (blue and pink make purple).
I purchased 3 of Tim Holts Distress Inks and other 2 were fine but this one, the ink was dried up.
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