Projects — Tim Holtz Distress®

Use Tim Holtz Distress products to make this handsome Father’s Day Card. Would also make a great birthday card for...

Add extra dimension to your projects by using this double embossing technique.

Learn to make a Distress Ink background with a brayer for your next scrapbook page.

Use Clear Ultra Thick Embossing Enamel and learn to make an aged cracked glass background.

Learn to make this colorful blended background with Tim Holtz Distress Paints.

By Candy Colwell

Distress Embossing Powders add a rustic texture to this charming tag.

Use Perfect Pearls to make this card that glistens with holiday cheer.

Tara used the colors and patterns of a gift card for the inspiration to make this rustic gift card holder.

Create a shimmery vintage fall card embellished with a realistic paper leaf and pearl acorns.

Make this fun interactive tag with Distress Inks and Perfect Pearls Mists.

Learn to how combine Distress Inks with Perfect Pearls Mists and create a card base using a #12 Tag.

Welcome the fall season with a three-dimensional tag that uses Sticky-Back Canvas and a cornucopia of other Ranger products.

Make this distressed thank you card that is perfect for an Autumn thank you note.

Kaz shares an amazing resist technique she discovered using our Collage Glue Stick.

Candy made this fun three dimensional tag that was inspired by Kaz Hall’s Collage Glue Stick resist technique.

Take note of this clever way to use a Ranger Tag.

Learn to make a unique card base using a #12 Kraft Tag.

Your creativity will soar to new heights when you make this card with our Inkssentials and Distress products.

Learn to make a beautifully blended background with Tim Holtz Distress Inks and Dylusions Ink Sprays

Create this bright, inspirational wall hanging made with Claudine Hellmuth Studio Sticky-Back Canvas, Tim Holtz Distress and Inkssentials products.

By Wendy Vecchi

Use Clear Ultra Thick Embossing Enamel to create charming Faux Porcelain embellishments.

Check out this cool vintage card using Ranger’s Distress Markers.