Review on Ranger DIS-27188 Tim Holtz Distress 🖌️ Ink Pad in Tumbled Glass: Enhanced Crafting Hue by Katie Lynch

Disress Ink is great for anything you need to look imperfect. Ink beads on the stamps so you can create a more watercolor effect, or if you run the pad over the surface of the stamp, a stripe or brush effect. They react to water so you can create a smudge or drip effect, but if you're looking at Distress Inks you probably already know that. This particular color is my favorite blue. I use it when I want something blue, but not overpowering. This is fine for sky tones, the color of pool water, or when I want to paint something blue, but I don't want it to be too intense. It's a very flexible color, not too light to be invisible and not too dark to be overwhelming.