Distress Mica Stains - by Tim Holtz... multi-toned ink sprays of metallic and pearlescent shimmery colours in Halloween and Christmas seasonal colours. Bottle holds 29ml bottle (1oz) with a fine sprayer nozzle.
Each bottle of Distress Mica Stain has a sprayer nozzle and holds a combination of rich pigments, colourful pearl mica powders and unique Distress inks, together, creating a unique fusion of colourful blends. 36 gorgeous metallic colours to choose from.
These are seasonal colours are only available in single bottles for a limited time, however Ranger has made heaps this year therefore, if you see any out of stock, simply contact me and I'll add them to the next flight across to us. Thank you :)
Each bottle of colourful Mica Stain is made up of a rich vibrant pigment and coloured pearlescent mica powder mixed into an inky stain. The liquid separates (the pigment and powders sink) when left to stand so give the bottle a mix before each use. Watch Tim's helpful tips on Tim TV in Youtube for the best information :)
How to choose your colours of Mica Stains ...
Simply press the button to choose your colour and add the quantity you wish to buy into the shopping cart. Those temporarily not on the shelf will have their shopping button disabled and marked out of stock.
Christmas seasonal colours ...
- Peppermint Stick (pink red)
- Frosted Juniper (dusky blue)
- Tree Lot (pine green)
- Winterberry (festive pink)
- Snow Flurries (sky blue)
- Holly Branch (leaf green)
- Fresh Balsam (moss green)
- Tart Cranberry (deep red)
- Winter Frost (dark blue)
- Merry Mint (mid green)
- Cocktail Party (deep pink)
- Shiny Bauble (turquoise blue)
- Juniper Berry (deep blue)
- Yuletide (Christmas red)
- Frozen Fog (pale silver grey)
- Sugary Gumdrop (peachy pink)
- Wonderland (light turquoise)
- Frosty Mint (bright blue green).
Halloween seasonal colours ...
- Jack O Lantern (pumpkin orange),
- Empty Tomb (steel grey),
- Flickering Candle (golden yellow).
- Bubbling Cauldron (moss green),
- Crooked Broomstick (cool browns),
- Hocus Pocus (vibrant purples).
- Harvest Moon (cool yellows),
- Burning Ember (warm red, mahogany),
- Iron Gate (greys),
- Fortune Teller (plum)
- Wicked Elixir (bright lime green),
- Decayed (light brown, pewter),
- Mulled Cider (bright red),
- Unravelled (cool light gold, antique linen),
- Fallen Acorn (darkest cool brown),
- Phantom Mist (pale blue-grey),
- Specimen (dark green),
- Ominous Twilight (dark purple).
To use : simply shake and spritz or spray! Tim Holtz's Ranger Distress Mica Ink Sprays adhere to paper, canvas, wood, fabric and other porous surfaces. Use as a finishing spray, layer under or over backgrounds, inks and paints to create gorgeous luminous effects and backgrounds. Add beautiful multi toned blends to your artwork, scrapbook pages, art and bullet journaling, paper crafts, mixed media and other arts and crafts.
Distress Mica Stains were developed by Tim and Ranger to enhance, as well as work together with all the other Distress products including Distress Inks, Watercolour Pencils, Oxides, Paints, Spritz, Crayons and Stains. Use the Distress Mica Stains to create unique blends over inked, painted, paper or sealed surfaces.
Mica Stains ...
- one bottle holds 1 fl oz of medium with a fine spritzing sprayer,
- Waterbased, pigment and mica powder fusion in an inky stain,
- non toxic, acid free,
- works on porous surfaces.
Tips ...
- Store on their side if you have a box or tray (so they don't roll away).
- Swirl don't shake - shaking creates bubbles that can get stuck in the straw of the sprayer. If this happens, try to hold the sprayer down for 30 seconds as it might help to release the bubbles.
- To ensure sprayers last a long time, dip in clean water and pop on the lid or wipe off the nozzle after every art session.
Distress range of art supplies are dreamed up and designed by Tim Holtz, manufactured by Ranger, loved by the world.
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While we try to show you the colours as close as possible to the real thing, the swatches are only a representation of each colour because different devices and screens may alter their appearance.
