
Shop 27 Archival Ink Pads products from our Ranger range. See them in use in our guías paso a paso gratis, and on My Telly, where new products are demonstrated live.
Almohadilla de tinta Archival Vibrant Fuchsia AGOTADO SE VENDE RÁPIDO
Almohadilla de tinta Archival Shadow Grey AGOTADO SE VENDE RÁPIDO
Almohadilla de tinta Archival Paradise Teal AGOTADO SE VENDE RÁPIDO
Almohadilla de tinta Archival Majestic Violet AGOTADO SE VENDE RÁPIDO
Almohadilla de tinta Archival Bright Tangelo AGOTADO SE VENDE RÁPIDO
Almohadilla de tinta Archival Sepia AGOTADO SE VENDE RÁPIDO
Almohadilla de tinta Archival Jet Black AGOTADO SE VENDE RÁPIDO
Almohadilla de tinta Archival Cobalt AGOTADO SE VENDE RÁPIDO
Almohadilla de tinta Archival Monarch Orange AGOTADO SE VENDE RÁPIDO
Almohadilla de tinta Archival Rose Madder AGOTADO SE VENDE RÁPIDO
Almohadilla de tinta Archival Aquamarine AGOTADO SE VENDE RÁPIDO
Almohadilla de tinta Archival Vermillion AGOTADO SE VENDE RÁPIDO
Almohadilla de tinta Archival Manganese Blue AGOTADO SE VENDE RÁPIDO
Ranger Archival Ink Pads are essential for card makers, stampers and scrapbookers who want their work to last. These professional-quality inks are designed to be fade-resistant and archival, making them perfect for projects you want to preserve for years to come.
This category includes 27 Ranger Archival products in a beautiful range of colours, from rich jewel tones like Cobalt and Emerald Green to warm neutrals such as Sepia and Coffee. You'll find vibrant shades including Coastal Coral, Vibrant Fuchsia, Bright Tangelo and Rose Madder, alongside classic options like Jet Black and Cornflower Blue. The range includes both standard ink pads and larger Jumbo versions for bigger stamping projects. There's also a DIY option for those who like to customise their inks.
When choosing your archival inks, consider the paper you're stamping on—these inks work beautifully on cardstock, watercolour paper and mixed media surfaces. Keep your ink pads closed between uses to prevent them drying out, and test your stamps on scrap paper first to see how the colour performs on your chosen surface.