Tim Holtz Mini Distress Ink Pads
Step into a world of creativity with these Tim Holtz Mini Distress Ink Pads. These water-based ink pads are acid-free, non-toxic, fade resistant, and come in a convenient, mini, stackable form. The raised felt makes it easy to use on smaller craft projects and can be re-inked with Distress Re-Inkers. Create an aged effect on papers, ribbons, and photos, or apply ink directly to surface and spray with water to create a mottled effect! Incorporate these into you everyday scrapbook or craft projects.
- Dimensions: 0.75" x 1" x 1"
- Care & Safety: Acid-Free & Non-Toxic
- UPC: 789541040330
- Quantity: 4
Set Includes:
- Antique Linen
- Vintage Photo
- Walnut Stain
- Black Spot
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Pretty co to it's, but dry.
I'm not sure how long these were sitting on the shelf but they're pretty dry. Not great for ink blending but will stamp OK.
Dry and unusable
I purchased this item in AL hobby lobby. I was so excited to get home and try it. But when I did the pad was dry. I couldn't even get much, if any, color to rub off on my paper. Why did I spend good money on this useless product!?!?
Love, Love Love!
These work great with finger daubers but are activated by water so you must spray the ink pads with water to get the ink to work properly. I also love the mini pads to sample which colors you like the best before investing in the bigger pads!
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VERY DRY! Can’t do much of anything with them! Don’t have reinkers, so what use are they?