This amazing bundle, a Distress Multi Storage Tin and Distress Paints Bundle are designed by Tim Holtz for Ranger Ink. This 21 piece kit includes one storage tin and 20 Distress Paints. This storage tin has multiple uses. It can be used to store Tim Holtz Distress Reinkers, Paints, and Mini Sprays (all sold separately). This tin is perfect for crafting on the go. This tin features a clear window and a hinged metal closure. This tin includes interchangeable divided inserts for easy access and organization. This tin will hold up to 24 Distress reinkers, 20 Distress Paints, and 20 Distress Mini Sprays (all sold separately). This tin measures 9" x 5.125" x 4.25". The Distress Paints feature 20 colors that will be available for a limited time only, so get them before they go away! These paints come in a flip-top cap bottle with 1 fluid ounce of paint. These water-based acrylic paints have a matte finish and can be used on multiple surfaces. These paints are reactive with water and perfect for a variety of techniques. These paints are grouped in fours for coordinating colors. Assortment 1 features Spun Sugar, Tattered Rose, Festive Berries, and Aged Mahogany. Assortment 2 features Dried Marigold, Ripe Persimmon, Rusty Hinge, and Wild Honey. Assortment 3 features Crushed Olive, Forest Moss, Lucky Clover, and Pine Needles. Assortment 4 features Tumbled Gass, Stormy Sky, Blueprint Sketch, and Wilted Violet. Assortment 5 features Old Paper, Brushed Corduroy, Gathered Twigs, and Pumice Stone. This bundle is a must-have for all Tim Holtz artists! The paints are made in the USA.
Best price I saw. Quickest shipping because I'm in AZ
I do wish that you would go back to offering pick up for us locals!
This limited time out of the vault set is a beautiful addition to my paint set. The colours are rich and well pigmented. There paints also store and look fabulous in the Tim Holtz storage tins.
I love these paints very very very very very much, they work well and I love the container that they coming.
I love the colors and have been trying to collect the sets as I can. Paints were sealed and packaged well. The tin however had a dent in it when I opened the box. I'm not too fond of how they fit in and the direction of how it opens and closes. If I had to do it again I wouldn't get the bundle with the tin. It is currently sitting on desk empty. Paints=worth it. Tin= not so much.
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