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Achieve an aged, weathered effect with the Vintage Photo Distress Ink Pad from Ranger Ink and Tim Holtz. This warm brown ink is perfect for adding antique charm to scrapbook layouts, handmade cards, and mixed media projects. The water-based, acid-free, non-toxic formula blends beautifully on paper, photos, and fibers. Featuring a 2" x 2" raised felt pad, it allows for easy application with blending tools or direct-to-paper techniques. Create depth, define edges, or layer colors to give your designs a rich, vintage look that enhances any project.
I have to say that I probably use this ink on EVERY one of my layouts. It was a must have when it first came out and is a staple in my scrap supplies. If I don't have it with me at a crop, I will buy a new one because I use it that much. It is a mid range brown that has a tinge of yellow to it. I use it to distress the edges of almost everything I do. A definate must have ink in your collection.
Used in this project: Seriously Six
This was the first one I got and it is my favorite! I probably use this more than any other color out there! (Of course, I do only have 3 so far...) It is so versitile - you can go light or darker, it works great on pictures, makes a great stamp color. If you're looking to buy into the distress ink line, this or black soot should be your first purchases! Happy scrapping!
Used in this project: The Journey is the Destination
I love the distess ink. You can use ot for so many things form exactly what it says to distressing to making your won paper. You can stamp with it, blend it, blot it, rub it on, I love the look it gives and it has no certain way it must be used. You are the creater with this which makes every project unique. :) christine
Used in this project: SO HAPPY SO SAD PLEASE READ......
Love, Love, Love Tim Holtz's Distress Ink line. The Vintage Photo is my favorite. I find myself grabbing it for almost every LO. It is great for inking distressed edges, photos, handmade flowers, for making your own unique papers and cutouts. If you are going to by just one of these inks-pick Vintage Photo. You can't go wrong with it!
Used in this project: Thank You Card
I bought the large Vintage Photo Ink Pad for a friend from Scrapbook.com as it is very hard to find in a store locally. My friend uses this color on the edges of her projects all the time. I already had the large pad. I got the reinker also. I got a big hug and thank you. I have a large pad for home and a small one to use when traveling to various events. My friend loves using the big pad even when traveling..she can better use her brushes in the big pad.
This ink pad gives you that aged look. I love the color of this ink pad. I use this pad all the time for that aged look. It is a great color for almost any project. If you don't have any of these types of ink pads get this one. This was my first Distress Ink and I have only a few, but this is the one I use all the time.
Used in this project: First page to the Twins Album
I am new to scrapbooking and this is one of my favorite products. Everything looks better and more polished with a little bit of ink around the edges...so easy and such a great touch to add depth and dimension. The Vintage Photo color is perfect! It's like a little bit of chocolate heaven without the calories!!
Used in this project: Two of a Kind
Great ink pads. I highly recommend.
This ink adds so much texture & a finished look to sophisticated cards or to demonstrate a vintage- quality feel to cards or Christmas tags. It looks great when edging sentiments or around much older photos in scrap books or albums. It’s a juicy pad in a rich brown colour which changes in the light.
Used in this project: Roseland Sentiments
I have loved the Distress Ink from the start!!!
Easy and Fun to use!
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Is this ink pad 2x2 in as in the description or 3x3?
Hello. This ink pad is 2 x 2 inches.
