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Enhance your artistic creations with the Distress Watercolor Pencils Set 6 designed by Tim Holtz for Ranger Ink. These woodless watercolor pencils offer vibrant colors and seamless blending on porous surfaces, making them perfect for a variety of projects such as cards, scrapbook pages, and journals. Whether you're watercoloring, shading, or drawing, these water-reactive pencils deliver exceptional results. Simply color or draw onto your surface and blend with water for stunning effects. The set includes twelve beautiful shades including Spun Sugar, Abandoned Coral, Lumberjack Plaid, Dried Marigold, Forest Moss, Bundled Sage, Broken China, Stormy Sky, Blueprint Sketch, Dusty Concord, Brushed Corduroy and Lost Shadow allowing you to explore a wide range of colors. Coordinates with the Distress palette of products: Ink, Oxide, Sprays or Paint designed by Tim Holtz for Ranger Ink. Unleash your creativity and bring your artwork to life with these versatile watercolor pencils.
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On a whim, I ordered all three sets of watercolor pencils, just because of the brand. So far I am a little disappointed only because I can’t seem to achieve true watercolor results. Blending will take practice and more intense color will only come with several applications. So far they’re not even as good as my old Staedtler watercolor crayons.
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I love these new distress watercolour pencils! I love all the colors in Set 1 to and set 2. I plan to purchase set 3 next month. Very easy to use with the water brush. Blend very well! Thank you for letting me know, set 1 was in to purchase!
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Love these pencils. In the process of making up my art pallette.
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Wow, these are fabulous, nice job Tim
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These watercolor pencils are great. I really enjoy playing with them. I like that you can use any of Tim's other distress products with these pencils. Hope to maybe see more colors come out in the future.
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These are great: watch the tim holtz utube video if you really want to appreciate. I love these!
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Bought set 1 as it seemed the best all round color choice.
They work beautifully.. i thought they might be like a cara d'ache crayon but they are not. They are hard like a pencil, but blend wonderfully. I thought i could leave a photo too, not sure why not, will try later
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I got all 3 sets and love the dark pigmentation of these pencils. I highly recommend these.
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These distress watercolor pencils make it easy for a newcomer to add colors to projects. I'm new at this technique. Love how easy to use.
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How can you go wrong with anything Tim Holtz? I am excited to have Tim's newest Distress Watercolor Pencils to complete my set. These pencils are high quality, and the colors are perfectly Distress! I have enjoyed using these for many of my creative projects.
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Is there any videos showing how to use the pencils
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honeybear46
(03-Sep-22)
Do these need to be sharpened? How?
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nrobbins516
(03-Sep-22)
Tim Holtz said in his launch video that they can be sharpened & recommended the Prismacolor sharpener
By: kathscraftycards
(04-Sep-22)
Which colors are in each set? Can�t see it in the pics shown
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revamymercer
(07-Sep-22)
Set 1--picked raspberry, fired brick, rusty hinge, mustard seed, peeled paint, Salvaged patina, speckled egg, salty ocean, villainous potion, walnut stain, black soot, picket fence.
What is the difference between water color crayons and water color pencils?
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jpetgolf1
(28-May-24)
Hello! Both the water color crayons and water color pencils are water soluable, however the color pencils are a bit harder while the watercolor crayons are a softer pigment. Also, the crayons can be smeared with your fingers once on the project, where the pencils cannot.
By: Scrapbook.com
(28-May-24)
Can I use the fantastix brush tip or bullet brush?
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bandl_care
(25-Feb-24)
Hello, you may be able to use these items with the Distress Watercolor Pencils, we have not been able to test this with these specific products. We use watercolor paint brushes or refillable water brushes.
By: Scrapbook.com
(26-Feb-24)
Do these water colors need to be used on a special type of cardstock?
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Scrapbkr16
(31-Jan-24)
Hello, it is not necessary to use a special cardstock for these watercolor pencils. We like pairing them with the Tim Holtz Distress Watercolor Cardstock link. Seamless blending on porous surfaces makes them perfect for a variety of projects such as cards, scrapbook pages, and journals. Whether you're watercoloring, shading, or drawing, these water-reactive pencils deliver exceptional results.
By: Scrapbook.com
(01-Feb-24)
