Morning everyone!!
I’m joining in on Mo’s Halloween Hoot! Challenge today and going to review Tim Holtz’s Distress Paint. I picked up the other day when I was at the brand new Michael’s near my house. I can’t get over the amount of stuff they carry for paper crafting. It really has picked up over the years, thanks to all of us being addicted! Ha!
First, I will share….I picked Pirate Kai, love this image! Our house has become somewhat pirate obsessed, right now my daughter is recovering from surgery in her pirate jammies and pirate hat. I used a bunch of different embellishments for this project, my Copics to color and an old frame I picked up for a $1 at a local thrift store….that’s where the paint comes in!



The paint comes in a small container with a brush mounted to the cover, score…I thought it may be a little difficult to get a foam brush in the small opening.

It comes out thick so be prepared to have your project ready to go! I did not put it on too heavy because I wanted smaller crackles on my frame, you can apply more if you want larger crackles. It went on so quick and easily. Once everything was painted I blasted it with my heat tool, but I should have waited a few minutes so I stopped and then proceeded a few minutes later. In the last picture you can see that I was very successful on the right side of the frame, I will be sure to wait the next time. I was just so excited to see the outcome! I took a sander to it to bring out some of the white in the frame.
I really like this medium, it was fun to try out. At $5.99 though, I will have to wait for a coupon next time. It’s a lot for so little, I would like to see it come out in a larger scale, like Mod Podge for bigger projects. I really want to try the Soot or something red!
I got the Vintage Photo so the next time I will pick up another color as well, maybe us them both on the same project. I can’t wait to try it on other surfaces, I have a great wooden plaque I may just try out….I’ll be back!
Thanks for stopping by today, Cheers!
Kristyn