Crafting in the style of Tim Holtz
The festivities are well and truly on their way and we wanted to create a blog full of design inspiration perfect for the crafters interested in making in the style of Tim Holtz.
Here at Sizzix, Tim Holtz is one of the most popular designers and has an iconic style that you can recreate in your wonderful festive makes. We have some simple tips included in this blog for you to read in order to craft more like Tim Holtz.
Colorize Die sets
Use the Tim Holtz Colorize sets to bring your creations to life! The Colorize technology brings a selection of intricate, paper-layering designs which enables you to create more dimensional and detailed projects than ever before! Tim Holtz and the Sizzix designers love making with this technology for all seasons and each year there is a range of beautiful designs that are a must-have for every crafters toolbox!
Visit the Colorize by Tim Holtz Hub for inspiration on all things Colorize.
Watch the YouTube videos created to help you get to know the Tim Holtz Colorize technology.
Ranger Distress Inks
Tim Holtz has created a range of fantastic Ranger Distress Ink Pads that are available at Sizzix. These Ink Pads help to create an in-depth look and feel to your crafts and can help create shadows and effects on a range of crafting projects.
Visit the Ranger collection at Sizzix.
Want to see what the Sizzix designers have created with the distress inks? Read the blog below:
Scribbly Snowflakes by Sizzix Designer Josh.
Tools of the Trade
To craft in the style of Tim Holtz you really need the making tools. The stylishly designed Shaping Kit and Die Brush & Die Pick are amazing additions to a craft toolbox for an avid crafter. These tools are perfect for a range of making types from paper crafting to card making.
Shop the Tim Holtz range now. Thank you for reading this blog, we hope you got some design inspiration for your makes this season in the style of Tim Holtz. Remember to tag #mymakingstory in your makes for a chance to feature on our social channels.
