justice
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Feb 12, 2021 9:29:37 GMT
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Post by justice on Jul 19, 2021 11:17:13 GMT
Tim Holtz shared the list of 28 retired distress paints in the Tim Holtz Addicts group. There are some real shockers! ðŸ˜
1. Spun Sugar
2. Tattered Rose
3. Festive Berries
4. Aged Mahogany
5. Dried Marigold
6. Spiced Marmalade
7. Ripe Persimmon
8. Rusty Hinge
9. Wild Honey
10. Scattered Straw
11. Shabby Shutters
12. Crushed Olive
13. Forest Moss
14. Lucky Clover
15. Pine Needles
16. Tumbled Glass
17. Stormy Sky
18. Chipped Sapphire
19. Blueprint Sketch
20. Milled Lavender
21. Victorian Velvet
22. Shaded Lilac
23. Wilted Violet
24. Old Paper
25. Tea Dye
26. Brushed Corduroy
27. Gathered Twigs
28. Pumice Stone
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Deleted
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Nov 16, 2024 14:19:50 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Jul 19, 2021 11:22:58 GMT
Wow! Thankful I have all of the reinkers!
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justice
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Post by justice on Jul 19, 2021 11:39:31 GMT
Wow! Thankful I have all of the reinkers! So sorry, I wrote inks and it is paints! I have edited the post now. 😬 |
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Nov 16, 2024 14:19:50 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Jul 19, 2021 13:58:41 GMT
Tim Holtz shared the list of 28 retired distress paints in the Tim Holtz Addicts group. There are some real shockers! 😠1. Spun Sugar 2. Tattered Rose 3. Festive Berries 4. Aged Mahogany 5. Dried Marigold 6. Spiced Marmalade 7. Ripe Persimmon 8. Rusty Hinge 9. Wild Honey 10. Scattered Straw 11. Shabby Shutters 12. Crushed Olive 13. Forest Moss 14. Lucky Clover 15. Pine Needles 16. Tumbled Glass 17. Stormy Sky 18. Chipped Sapphire 19. Blueprint Sketch 20. Milled Lavender 21. Victorian Velvet 22. Shaded Lilac 23. Wilted Violet 24. Old Paper 25. Tea Dye 26. Brushed Corduroy 27. Gathered Twigs 28. Pumice Stone Wow. I'm guessing not selling? I notice they're mostly the "grunge" (brown or muted undertone) colors vs. the brights. |
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Post by CardBoxer on Jul 19, 2021 15:15:53 GMT
I’ve always thought that paints and crayons may have been the least popular in the Distress line, so maybe that’s why. Oh, and markers, though they were entirely discontinued. Lots of complaints about being dried out. My LSS stopped carrying them because of that. They’ve left a decent ROYGBIV/neutrals selection of paints. And the scarcity should cause more buying.
Since Oxides are opaque, I’d be more likely to reach for them than paints, which take more clean-up and are just messier in general. Or I’m messier using them. If real paints are needed I grab Paper Artsy’s. I don’t use paint much but at a class I became a believer in theirs. Like butter.
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jediannie
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Jun 30, 2014 3:19:06 GMT
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Post by jediannie on Jul 19, 2021 19:04:59 GMT
Oh, and markers, though they were entirely discontinued. Lots of complaints about being dried out. My LSS stopped carrying them because of that. Those markers were the crappiest. I ended up tossing all of them because they all dried out, even though I stored them flat. Such a waste of money. I'm glad they discontinued them since they were so awful. |
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