Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Crayon Set #5 - 6 Water-Reactive Crayons for Mixed Media
The Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Crayon Set #5 contains six solid pigment crayons that react with water, making them a fitting choice for mixed-media projects. This set includes the colors spun sugar, dried marigold, cracked pistachio, tumbled glass, shaded lilac, and frayed burlap. You can apply the crayons directly to porous surfaces and then blend them with water to build vibrant backgrounds, watercolor washes, or soft smudge effects.
What's Inside the Set
- Six crayons in distinct shades: spun sugar (light pink), dried marigold (warm orange), cracked pistachio (muted green), tumbled glass (pale blue), shaded lilac (soft purple), and frayed burlap (earthy brown)
- Solid form, easy to hold and apply
- Packaged as a single pack of 6
How to Use These Distress Crayons
Color straight onto paper, cardstock, or other porous surfaces. Then use a wet brush, spray bottle, or blended tool to move the pigment around. The water-reactive formula lets you create washes, gradients, and layered effects. Because the pigment remains workable after drying, you can reactivate it later with water for more adjustments.
Technical Specifications
| Brand | Ranger |
| Model Name | THoltz Distress Crayon Set #5 |
| Color | Multi-colour (6 shades) |
| Size | 6 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Unit Count | 6.0 Count |
| Item Form | Solid |
| Special Feature | Non Toxic |
| Included Components | Distress Crayons |
| UPC | 789541051756 |
Common Questions About Distress Crayons
Are these crayons safe for children?
The product is labeled non-toxic, but it is intended for external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Keep away from naked flames or direct heat sources. Adult supervision is recommended for younger users.
Can I use these crayons on surfaces other than paper?
They work best on porous surfaces like paper, cardstock, wood, and fabric. The manufacturer does not specify compatibility with non-porous materials such as plastic or metal.
How do I blend the colors?
Apply the crayon directly to the surface, then use a wet paintbrush or a spray bottle to activate and spread the pigment. You can also scribble on a palette and pick up the color with a wet brush.
What projects are these crayons good for?
They are popular for card making, scrapbooking, art journals, and mixed-media canvases. The water-reactive nature makes them versatile for creating distressed or layered looks.
Who Will Enjoy This Set
Mixed-media artists, paper crafters, and anyone who likes to experiment with water-reactive pigments will appreciate the range of earthy and pastel tones in this set. The crayons offer a direct, tactile way to apply color without brushes or markers, and the ability to blend with water adds flexibility.