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Ignite your creativity with the Crackling Campfire Distress Ink Pad from Ranger Ink and Tim Holtz. This rich, fiery orange ink is perfect for adding warmth to fall projects, mixed media, and card making. Designed to create a timeless, weathered look on paper, photos, and fibers, this water-based, acid-free, and non-toxic ink is ideal for blending, stamping, and stenciling. The 2" x 2" raised felt pad ensures even coverage for a variety of techniques. Whether you're crafting autumn leaves or vintage-inspired designs, this ink delivers bold, vibrant color with a beautifully distressed effect.
Very vibrant orange-red color! I'm currently using this on a fall project and the color was perfect for what I needed it for. It helps make the prettiest fall leaves and I'm thinking about picking up the embossing glaze in this color as well. Plus, it's Tim's...how could you go wrong?
Crackling Campfire is a vibrant, gorgeous orange-red. I love how it changes which color is more prominent when pairing it with different colors. This is the perfect addition to any autumn colored project.
Used in this project: Halloween Wedding Elopement
Oh man, this is my new favorite of the distress ink pads. It has a rich orange-red color and when you spray it with water, it makes the most beautiful variations. Be prepared to see it used a lot on my layouts!
This product showed up very timely and in great condition. It was packaged with care too. I love the color and will keep an eye out for other colors that I may be missing too.
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All Distress inks are quality and this one is just the dark orange I was looking for!
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I used this to hightlight hearts around brown paw prints. It worked perfectly and added such brightness to the page. It's a beautiful mix of red and orange.
This will be a color you'll go back to time and time again.
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