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Add fiery color to your stamping projects with the Tim Holtz One Mini Kit Distress Archival Ink Pads by Ranger Ink. Included in the package are 4 mini archival ink pads that are waterproof, acid-free dye inks. Colors included are Picked Raspberry, Barn Door, Spiced Marmalade and Fossilized Amber. Each pad measures 1.25" x 1.75" and is made in the USA.
Offers great coverage in some stunning colors. I love these mini archival ink pads. Great for inking away from home or if your work space is limited.
I love these archival ink pads. I use them for stamping cards and mixed media projects. Colors are vivid and permanent.
Purchased these to expand my collection. They match my other Holtz ink pads, Oxides and Distress. Happy to have them
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I don't get the difference between Distress Ink and Distress Archival Ink. Is it just the waterproof quality of Archival? I've bought all the Distress and now all the Distress Oxides, and nearly all the alcohol inks. I'm having a hard time justifying Archival. Thanks
By:
User
(19-Feb-19)
I find the distress archival inks to be great for stamping images, as they give much sharper and defined results. The regular distress inks are, in my opinion, best for adding color but not for image stamping.
By: yarngirl35
(25-Mar-19)
I purchased these because I want a permanent ink, in Distress colors, that would stamp over or under the Oxides.
By: Sundaystamper
(22-Feb-19)
if these are oil, how do you clean off the stamp when they are used for stamping?
By:
User
(20-Feb-19)
Ranger sells an Archival Ink Cleaner formulated for use with Archival Inks.
By: Ranger Ink
(18-Mar-20)
I use a damp shammy or, when needed, I spray my stamp with a water based cleaner and rub into a stamp cleaning pad.
By: yarngirl35
(25-Mar-19)
