Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Ink Pad, Tea Dye (DIS-19510)

Loving this shade of ink. I can stencil or just rub this color on the edges of paper. If you touch lightly, it is the color of faded tea stain. If you rub so it is darker, it is the color of butterscotch. Great stuff and the pad is wet and juicy.

So cool! Just what I needed to give my junk journal more of a vintage look. I played around with it as soon as I got it.I bent an ad and applied the ink after burning one edge.I grabbed a sponge and lightly added ink to a photo. I misted some water onto it with a brush.I applied an ad to the ink pad itself and used a sponge to help blend the ink. I then used my finger to drop some water on it.I loved the outcome of all 3 experiments. Only concern I have is that the ink pad seemed a bit dry. I'm hoping it'll last awhile before it dries out.

Works great

as antiqueing on my crafts worked perfect

Good

Love Ranger Inks.

Works great just like all the other Tim Holtz

I recently opened my Distress Ink only to find that it was quite "oily", takes extra time to dry and smears easily. I've used Distress Ink for years and never had this problem. Would return it but ... I need it for projects. Disappointed.

I wanted to distress the torn edges of paper for an effect in my smash book. Applying the ink with a felt pad is fast and effective.

Nice effect but takes some practice to get a nice finish. I dabbled it on plastic & sprayed a little water on it before transferring to card, looks much better

This colour is really beautiful, looks like soft pink colour at first, but becomes light brown when it dries. Will be buying more!

Good product but didnt last long

Very juicey, dab lightly when using. Excellent colour for distressing edge of paper etc.