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This Bundle 7 of Distress Oxide Ink Pads features four of the popular colors of Distress Oxide Ink designed by Tim Holtz for Ranger Ink. This bundle includes the colors Picked Raspberry, Mustard Seed, Salty Ocean, and Frayed Burlap. These ink pads contain a 2" x 2" raised ink pad with water-reactive pigment ink that creates an oxidized effect when sprayed with water. This ink can be used with your favorite stamps or stencils, or it can be used directly on any craft surface (all items sold separately). These inks can be used on cards, scrapbook pages, tags, journals, and other paper crafting projects. These ink pads are made in the USA.
Since I needed two of these, this set was a nice price break. It's a bit of an effort to get the ink pads in and out of the tins. I suppose the tight fit holds the lids on securely, so you can turn the tin on its side safely. However, the tin takes up a lot more space than I had imagined it would. Still they are very useful. You do need to label the ends of the pads, since there is not enough space between them to see the color, except on the front row.
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These storage tins from Tim Holtz & Ranger are perfect! I really like that they hold 15 ink pads and are portable. I can stack them when I have them at home or I can grab one and go to a class or workshop. If you are searching for storage options for your Distress Inks/Oxides, these will not disappoint.
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I was needing some holders for all my Distress Oxide Inks. This finally fit my needs. Each box hold 15 inks in little slots (removable if wanted) in a vertical position. I label all mine on the side so I can see what color I am looking for. The slots hold the cover on tightly but allows the blending pad I velcroed to the back to stay on with no problem. The clear window top allows one to see what inks are in each box.
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I opened a few of my distress oxide today to find that all the ink had escaped at the bottom. I hadn't used a few of them in a few weeks and all the ink had settled at the bottom and down into the holder. I believe that standing the time up so the inks are flat would be best to do this from happening. I loved them before this happened.
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I bought two of these for my growing supply of Distress Oxide Ink Pads and could not be happier with them. They are solidly constructed and the inner plastic grid holds the ink pads firmly in place with the lids securely fastened. I love that the tins stack neatly on top of each other too! Such an improvement on how I was storing these ink pads. Highly recommended!
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I would recommend this item because I like its size and the way it holds 15 ink pads, but it is somewhat wobbly and I think if it were used by many hands the latch and alignment of the top and bottom would probably suffer. I had expected it to be sturdier, more like a typical lunchbox, but it is definitely not.
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I can’t put into words how great these storage tins are. I am so happy with my purchase. I was keeping my ink pads in a small rickety fiberboard stand. These are so awesome because they are off my desk now but still close enough to reach easily
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3 of the 6 were dented. They don't look great But the product is great for distress inks and oxides.
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I'm happy with the number it holds. I was a little surprised the plastic holder wasn't a heavier weight. I will just be careful when taking the inks in and out that I don't tear or dent the plastic.
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For the price the the tin is a bit cheap, one of mine came with a dent. I love the idea of the storage but not sure its worth the price.
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I thought the Distress Oxides are supposed to be stored flat?
By:
User
(06-Mar-20)
Is this for the regular size ink pads or the minis?
By:
SeaShells&Sand
(04-Mar-20)
Hi! I just bought these and they hold up to 15 of the regular size ink pads measuring 3" x 3" (not the minis).
By: Jenn-in-the-Box
(05-Mar-20)
Are there little slots to slide them in to keep the kids on if you can't fill the whole row?
By:
afowler
(28-Feb-20)
There is a plastic liner insert which is molded to fit each ink pad separately, so you can fit any number between one and fifteen. The liner holds each pad snuggly so they stay in place; the lids will not come off.
By: uncbballfan
(07-Mar-20)
There is a plastic liner that holds all of the inks in individually and this also holds the lids on. Hope this helps!
By: Scrapbook.com
(28-Feb-20)
Does anyone know the dimensions of the tin?
By:
Godiva
(30-Jan-20)
Can you purchase replacement inserts for these?
By:
Cristy9
(22-Jul-25)
Unfortunately, there are no replacement inserts for sale for any of the organizing tins.
By: Ranger Ink
(23-Jul-25)
Waiting to hear dimensions. Is this for full-sized distress inks or for minis?
By:
nanaemery
(05-Mar-20)
Hi! I just bought these and they hold up to 15 of the regular size ink pads measuring 3" x 3" (not the minis).
By: Jenn-in-the-Box
(05-Mar-20)
Can we use it with mini distress ink pads
By:
baillargeon.mariette
(11-Feb-21)
You can use the the Distress Tin for many things if you take out the insert however, this tin is meant for storing the 3" sized Distress Ink Pads. You could store the minis by removing this tray and stacking them but they wouldn't fit 100% snug as this tin was meant for the large size pads and the mini lids may come off if they shift in transit etc...
By: Ranger Ink
(12-Feb-21)
If you store the tin so that the oxides are flat , and not on their sides, do the tins still stack? Thank you.
By:
Nice day
(27-Jan-21)
Unfortunately, no the clasp closure will not allow the tins to stack properly.
By: Ranger Ink
(27-Jan-21)
