The Tim Holtz® Ink Palette features 36 individual compartments that can be customized with your favorite colors. The hinged lid allows for convenient storage. Great for use with dye re-inkers, Distress Stains, Alcohol Inks, Perfect Pearls and more. Paired with the Water Brush, the Ink Palette is ideal to mix water-based inks for watercolor painting.
Mary H.
Looking forward to use with Woodie crayons.
Yvonne T.
I really like these little pallets. I bought one for my alcohol inks, Distress inks and re-inkers. It's really the only way I can tell the actual colors without opening the bottles.
Ophelia C.
Works great for all 0.5 oz bottles from Ranger
Danicia M.
Great for inks and watercolors. Does not travel well, but great in the studio where it can remain flat on your work surface. Very nice size but, purchase more than one. You’ll be glad you did.
Cher L.
I absolutely love this pallet. Not only because it is the slimmest one I’ve ever used thereby storage isn’t the problem it used to be, but also, because the ink wells are the perfect size for just the small drops of ink you need to watercolor an image, which means no waste! Yay! And even better, you can leave the leftover ink in the well to dry and the next time you need a dab of that color, it revitalizes with a water brush and you’re good to go. For me, that’s the perfect marriage of economy, design and storage.
I really like these little pallets. I bought one for my alcohol inks, Distress inks and re-inkers. It's really the only way I can tell the actual colors without opening the bottles.
Ophelia C.
Works great for all 0.5 oz bottles from Ranger
Danicia M.
Great for inks and watercolors. Does not travel well, but great in the studio where it can remain flat on your work surface. Very nice size but, purchase more than one. You’ll be glad you did.
Cher L.
I absolutely love this pallet. Not only because it is the slimmest one I’ve ever used thereby storage isn’t the problem it used to be, but also, because the ink wells are the perfect size for just the small drops of ink you need to watercolor an image, which means no waste! Yay! And even better, you can leave the leftover ink in the well to dry and the next time you need a dab of that color, it revitalizes with a water brush and you’re good to go. For me, that’s the perfect marriage of economy, design and storage.
