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RANGER > TIM HOLTZ DISTRESS MARQUEURS

Shop 3 Tim Holtz Distress Markers products from our Ranger range. See them in use in our tutoriels gratuits pas à pas, and on My Telly, where new products are demonstrated live.

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Feutre Distress Cracked Pistachio

3,49 €
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Feutre Distress Iced Spruce

3,49 €
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Feutre Distress Walnut Stain

3,49 €
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About TIM HOLTZ DISTRESS MARKERS

Tim Holtz Distress Markers are perfect for card makers, stampers and scrapbookers who want to add colour and character to their projects. These markers are part of the Ranger range, trusted by crafters worldwide for quality and reliability.

This category contains a selection of Distress Markers in a range of colours, from earthy tones like Walnut Stain to cooler shades such as Iced Spruce and Cracked Pistachio. Crafters use these markers to colour stamped images, add detail to cards and layouts, blend colours directly onto paper or cardstock, and create vintage or distressed effects on their work. They're versatile tools that work beautifully for adding depth and dimension to your designs.

When choosing your markers, think about the colour palette of your project and whether you prefer warm or cool tones. These markers blend well, so you can layer colours to create new shades and effects. Keep the caps tightly closed between uses to maintain the ink flow, and test your markers on scrap paper first to see how the colours look and how they blend together.