Add bold contrast or dramatic flair with the Black Soot Distress Oxide Ink Pad from Ranger Ink and Tim Holtz. This rich, charcoal black is perfect for spooky Halloween scenes, mixed media layers, or when your project just needs a little edge. A classic neutral with unlimited creative potential!
$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.
Great ink pads and re-inkers for all the projects and coloring that you have he does a great job with choosing colors and showing them how they are best used.
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distress oxide inks are my favorite. Colors are amazing and they are a pleasure to use.
If you have never used oxide ink, or any kind of spray ink, you MUST try Tim Holtz's line. I have several colours in ink pads, spray, paint, and other distress items. These products are unbelievable, and have become my go to for all projects.
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I've been wanting this distress oxides ink color for a ling time. I like to edge all my work and I love the look of black soot. Thank you
I seem to really struggle to achieve the look I want. I just can’t seem to get the hang of distress oxide inks..no matter how many videos I watch. I am still giving it 4 stars because I use the distress ink all the time and it is very good.
I just go into using distress inks and I am loving my experience with them.
These Oxide inks are so fun to play with! Especially with photo paper but the black soot color was a surprise...it behaves as expected on porous paper but turned out a beautiful olive green on the photo paper. I will be completing my set of the Ranger Oxide inks. Love them!
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I re-inked my Black Soot Distress Oxide ink pad with regular Distress ink - Is there a problem with this?
Hello, thank you for reaching out. Distress Ink and Distress Oxides are two different formulations. It is ideal to reink the Distress Ink Pad with the Distress Ink and the Distress Oxide Pad with the Oxide reinker. We would recommend reinking when you feel like the ink pad is drying out or you want more color to be released when using the ink pad. If the ink pads seem dry, we would recommend reinking them.
By: Scrapbook.com
(22-May-26)
Will the distressed oxide feather with alcohol markers?
By:
paulam131
(16-Jan-22)
You can use Distress Black Soot with Alcohol markers but not Distress Oxide Black Soot as Distress Oxides have Pigments that will react with the Alcohol and smear the image as well as your coloring.
By: Ranger Ink
(17-Jan-22)
How long does it take for the Distress Oxide Ink to dry/set? I used it on an acrylic stamp to stamp on a piece of primed wood and it haven't dried in 24 hours.
By:
vickis0906
(02-Feb-20)
When used on certain surfaces you may need to heat set the inks to get them to dry. Hope this helps!
By: Scrapbook.com
(04-Feb-20)
