Add a little drama to your designs with the Aged Mahogany Distress Oxide Ink Pad from Ranger Ink and Tim Holtz. This rich, red-brown hybrid ink blends beautifully and reacts with water for dreamy layers and depth in your card designs, journal spreads, scrapbook pages, tags, and textured backgrounds.
$13.00 $12.39
$13.00 $12.39
Distress Oxide inks from Ranger Ink and Tim Holtz are a go-to for creative crafters who love to blend, stamp, layer, and experiment with color. These unique hybrid inks combine pigment and dye for a reactive finish that's perfect for card making, mixed media, journaling, and more.
Beautiful rich reddish brown color, perfect for coloring or stamping trees or critters with. I’m loving the deep matted texture of the
Tim HOLTZ Distress Oxide Inks.
As with all Distress Oxides, they are terrific. When purchasing, I always try to get the re-inker as I never want to “run out.” These and Versa Claire are my absolute go to stamp pads. I recommend watching a few videos to see all that you can do with them. Ink blending is where I started, but I use the m to color all the time. These stamps have helped me take my card making to the next level. Once you have them, you will wonder how you ever created without them!
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Adding to my growing collection
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Can't wait to try my new oxide inks. I had some already and recently learned how well they blend. Can't wait to try them out!
Great color! Always love these ink pads. I also like that they can be reinked!!!!
The product arrived in a very timely manner.
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The distress oxides Ink pad Aged mahogany gives a background coloring and its works with water.
Just the color I was looking for. Love all of the Ranger Distress Oxide inks
Needed a rich colored brown! This firs the bill. Love the Distress Oxides so much!
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How do I store oxide ink pads?
By:
User
(10-Mar-26)
Hello, to keep the ink perfectly distributed for your next project, it is best to store Distress Oxide ink pads flat and level with the lid facing up. While some traditional dye pads are stored upside down, the unique pigment and dye blend in Oxides stays best balanced when kept upright in a cool, dry place.
By: Scrapbook.com
(10-Mar-26)
