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Tim Holtz Shares Extensions Of 2 Ranger Lines @ CHA Summer 2009


I’m in love with the new Rock Candy Crackle (which you really have to see in person) and the new Distress Stickles shades. I want these!!! We will release two more Tim Holtz videos over the next few days so stick around.

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  • http://www.scrapclubs.com terribradford

    Not surprised that you want them! Ha. :) Me, too! Tim is the coolest.

  • Kristyn G

    Tim mentioned heating the distress stickles to dry them. Does anyone know if you can use a heat gun to dry the regular stickles?

  • http://samanthawelch.blogspot.com/ Samantha

    Thanks for posting all of these videos for us to watch! I'm so excited to see all of the new CHA releases. I bet you had tons of fun!!

  • http://www.paperclipping.com Noell

    Good question, Kristyn. You definitely should NOT try that. Tim told me the
    regular stickles are made with mylar as opposed to glass (I think that's
    what he said) and you can't heat dry them.

  • http://www.paperclipping.com Noell

    Good question, Kristyn. You definitely should NOT try that. Tim told me the
    regular stickles are made with mylar as opposed to glass (I think that's
    what he said) and you can't heat dry them.

  • http://www.paperclipping.com Noell

    Good question, Kristyn. You definitely should NOT try that. Tim told me the
    regular stickles are made with mylar as opposed to glass (I think that's
    what he said) and you can't heat dry them.

  • http://www.paperclipping.com Noell

    Good question, Kristyn. You definitely should NOT try that. Tim told me the
    regular stickles are made with mylar as opposed to glass (I think that's
    what he said) and you can't heat dry them.