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Are you a fan of the Distress Oxide Ink Pads from Tim Holtz? Do you love the rich, creamy texture of working with these fabulous products for blending, stamping, and stenciling? Are you just itching to try them out for the first time to see what everyone is talking about? Then this is the product for you!
Contents: One randomly chosen color of Distress Oxide Ink Pad by Tim Holtz for Ranger Ink (possible colors include Brushed Corduroy, Chipped Sapphire, Dried Marigold, Festive Berries, Milled Lavender, Pine Needles, Pumice Stone, Rusty Hinge, Scattered Straw, Shabby Shutters, Victorian Velvet, and Weathered Wood)
Size: Raised ink pad measures 2" x 2"
Features:
Get your hands on a fabulous hue of Distress Oxide Ink Pad to make your next project absolutely amazing!
Number of pieces: 1
This third bundle of 2018 completes my Distress Oxide collection. I like these so much better than the originals Distress inks. They are beautiful as image stamps with outstanding colors, and other worldly when combined with water. Blending is so simple, and the color ways are really versatile.
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The colors are absolutely beautiful and blend together very well for backgrounds. I love that this ink reacts with water too! Beautiful addition to your ink collection!
Used in this project: My Lucky Star!
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Excellent oxide ink and a color that I didn’t already have which is a treat. My actual orders were for 38 Tim Holtz distress reinkers which are also great. (I just don’t have the energy to review each one individually!). Finally, just a note how impressed I am with Scrapbook.com’s website, products, prices, packing and shipping speed, as well as all around customer service. Very nice!
I am not very skilled at making backgrounds for my projects, but this is so easy with the distress oxide inks. I get beautiful results and I love the smoothness and creaminess of the product. A must have!
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I’ve been wanting Tim Holtz Distress Oxide Inks for awhile and when the set popped up on sale couldn’t resist! Thanks
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This inks are very creamy and smooth blend like butter. Really like them a lot.
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I have almost every distress ink and distress oxide ink pads! They are incredibly versatile, the colors are beyond awesome, etc., etc!
Thank you for offering these ink pads as a FREE item! I received the color Pumice Stone - which was on my wishlist!
Thank you scrapbook.com!
probably has some of the best colors of all. and i do love working with these inks in my mixed media projects. i am not a scrapbooker (though i have respect) but teach intentional creativity and paint.
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Tim Holtz’s oxides are the best and these colors are beautiful.
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I received my free Ranger Ink - Tim Holtz - Distress Oxide Ink Pad and am very much pleased.
It is a beautiful color and showed up nicely on my medium shade of cardstock, not white. I knew it would show up on white, so I tested on a medium shade of pink. I received the blue ink.
The lines of text were clear and crisp. The fill parts, or non-text parts were also very clear and crisp. It showed up beautifully on the medium shade pink cardstock.
The dry time was almost instant. I have purchased more.
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Hi , I’m a lil confused by the wording and even reviews is this for one ink cube or for several ?!! Thanks so much
By:
Princess Viv
(02-Jul-20)
Me too, until I read further down to the second paragraph which says one random color!
By: Belle.Eckert
(03-Jul-20)
Hi, I'm sorry, but I've read up & down over & over and still don't understand what this means about (1) random selection?! What is $4.79... (1) mini or all (6) showing?!! Please, can anyone explain? Thanks so much!
By:
Patricia A Brown
(23-Jul-20)
