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RANGER > TIM HOLTZ DISTRESS SPRAYS OXIDE

Shop 4 Tim Holtz Distress Oxide Sprays 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.

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Distress Oxide Spray Spiced Marmalade

$5.65

Distress Oxide Spray Peeled Paint

$5.65

Distress Oxide Spray Fired Brick

$5.65

Distress Oxide Spray Cracked Pistachio

$5.65

About TIM HOLTZ DISTRESS OXIDE SPRAYS

Tim Holtz Distress Oxide Sprays from Ranger are perfect for card makers, stampers and scrapbookers who love adding colour and texture to their projects. These sprays are ideal if you want to create vintage, distressed finishes with ease.

This category contains four Distress Oxide Sprays in beautiful, carefully curated colours including Spiced Marmalade, Peeled Paint, Fired Brick and Cracked Pistachio. Crafters typically use these sprays to add atmospheric colour washes to cardstock, mixed media pieces and scrapbook layouts. They're wonderful for creating layered, aged effects and can be applied directly to paper or misted over stamped images to build depth and interest in your designs.

When choosing your colours, think about the mood you want to create—warm tones like Spiced Marmalade and Fired Brick work beautifully for autumnal and vintage projects, whilst softer shades like Peeled Paint and Cracked Pistachio suit more delicate designs. Always work in a well-ventilated space and test your sprays on scrap paper first to see how the colours blend and layer together.