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Give your projects a bold, vibrant blue with the Prize Ribbon Distress Ink Pad from Ranger Ink and Tim Holtz. This water-based, acid-free, and non-toxic ink is ideal for creating a weathered, vintage, or distressed look on paper, fibers, and photos. Designed with a 2" x 2" raised felt pad, it delivers smooth blending, inking, and stamping results. Add stunning depth to Fourth of July crafts, patriotic themes, or everyday projects with this rich, deep hue. Whether used with stamps, stencils, or blending tools, this ink reactivates with water for incredible effects. Create standout backgrounds, blended edges, and layered textures with ease.
I absolutely love this color!! It is a vibrant blue and blends well with other colors.
Love the rich color of blue, plus spritz water after putting on cardstock and wow what a cool look!
Love the color and the quality. Everything you come to expect from these stamp pads.
Love this ink! Visit @timholtz for ideas! Amazing color, blending, and distressed look!
This is the most gorgeous blue I've seen! I haven't had a chance to use it much yet, but my mind is racing with all the possibilities.
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What's the difference between distress ink pad and the oxide ink pad?
By:
lindabloo
(20-Jul-21)
The color palette is the same however Distress is a Dye Ink Pad and Distress Oxides are a hybrid of dye and pigment ink and when mixed with water creates an"oxidized" effect that you won't get with Distress Dye Ink Pads. They are used in the same way but you get different effects and they can be used together as well.
