Nancy B: October 15, Online, Distress Pads 101, Oxides and Inks

Classes are Nonrefundable

Questions?  Email: classes@paperandinkboutique.com

Go back to the basics of Distress Inks.  Compare and contrast Distress Ink vs Distress Oxide and discover ways to use them in all your paper projects. To craft along, you will want to have at least one each of the Ranger Distress Inks and the Ranger Distress Oxide Ink Pads along with some other crafting basics listed in this handout.

"Go back to the basics with our online 101 classes! 

Our expert instructors guide you step by step through using a product or tool in depth and demonstrate a variety of techniques. In every class, you'll discover multiple ways to use the same item—whether it's a tool, technique, or product—so you can find what works best for your style and goals.

With Online 101s, you can revisit methods you may have forgotten or learn fresh approaches you haven’t tried before.  Not ready to dive in yet? You're welcome to watch and explore before deciding to invest in the supplies. And once you’ve found your perfect fit, a special coupon code makes getting started even easier. Plus, you can rewatch the class recording whenever it suits you.

These sessions focus on building your skills rather than completing a finished project, so only minimal supplies are needed.

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Please Bring

Here's a general list of what’s needed if you plan to participate in making sample along with the teacher.  The following supplies are idea,but there is always flexibility in choosing specific items from your own stash based on your personal preferences and creative style. If there are any questions about what to bring, please post a your questions in the private Facebook group for your class.

White Mixed Media Paper cut to 3x4 squares (10 or more)  - use Vicki Boutin Foundations Paper, Creative Scrapbooker Magazine Superstock and/or Strathmore Mixed Media

Black and Kraft Cardstock or Mixed Media Paper (e.g any Bazzill or Distress Heavystock)

Students will want to have the following supplies, but have the flexibility to choose specific items from their own stash based on their personal preferences and creative style. If there are any questions about what to bring, they should post a question in the Private Facebook Group or email the instructor. Here's a general list of what’s needed:

Blending Brushes

Blending Tools and Foams

Spray Water Bottle

Craft Scissors, Tweezers, Gloves, Apron, Baby Wipes, Paper Towel, Pen or Pencil and Notepaper

Brushes: Rounds (e.g. Yasotomo Size 3 or bigger)

The Paper and Ink Boutique encourages you to bring the following items but understands that you may want to try them before making a purchase. A limited number of these supplies will be available to share in class, provided by the instructor.

Distress Ink Pads and Re Inkers

Distress Oxide Pads and Re Inkers

Stamps, Dies, Embossing Folders,  Embossing Powders, Ink and Heat Tool