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This Villainous Potion Distress Ink is designed by Tim Holtz for Ranger Ink and you are absolutely going to love it! This ink pad measures 3" x 3". This Villainous Potion Distress Ink will help you create an aged look on fibers, photos, papers, and more. This ink is water-based, acid free, nontoxic, and fade resistant. You will love creating beautiful projects with this Villainous Potion Distress Ink. This ink pad is made in the USA.
Love this ink. It is the perfect recipe for watercoloring. I just put a little on my glass mat and spritz with some water. If you like to watercolor or are just learning how, this is the ink to use. I am a fan of two other companies’ inks, but I do not use them for watercoloring, only Distress Inks.
This gorgeous purple is so deep and moody but also reminds me of the color of velvet used by royalty. All of the Distress Products in this color are absolutely amazing and high quality as always!
Used in this project: Royal Purple and Gold Snowflake Christmas Card
i love this shade of purple i think its the perfect purple... as always plenty of ink .. packaging and shipping A+++ to Australia ...thankyou
Love this color, it’s a great shade of purple. Got it to use on some flowers but will definitely be using this for some Halloween cards.
Villainous Potion is such a beautiful rich purple, it's the color that Ive been missing in my ink collection. I'm so happy I got it.
Love Tim Holtz Distress Inks! This purple is purple! Distress Inks blend so well. Great for using with blending brushes and sponges.
Excellent color, bright and amazing. Using it for mermaid and underwater creatures. Love ❤️ it
What needs to be said? Time Holtz has created ANOTHER fabulous "purple" color to add to our stash!!
I have a lot of the DI and this purple is a great addition
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What is the difference between the Villainous Poison Distress Ink to the oxide?
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Ma’iingankwe
(07-Feb-22)
Hello! We recommend checking out this article, as it will state all the differences between the two types of inks. link
By: Scrapbook.com
(07-Feb-22)
