- Is Broken China a true blue?
- It is a soft, dusty blue with a slight teal lean, not a bright primary blue. It reads as a muted sky or faded denim.
- Can I use it for watercolor techniques?
- Yes. The water-based ink reactivates with water, so you can blend, spritz and lift it for faded, watercolor-style effects.
- Is the ink waterproof when dry?
- No. Distress Ink is a water-based dye ink and remains water-reactive, so it is not suited to projects that must survive moisture.
- How does it compare with other Distress blues?
- It is lighter and softer than Salty Ocean and more muted than Blueprint Sketch, which makes it better for skies and subtle backgrounds.
- What is in the pack?
- Three 0.5 oz Broken China ink pads. No blending tools or stamps are included.
- Where is the Ranger Distress Ink Broken China 0.5 Oz Pack 3 cheapest?
- At Staples, for $27.49, as of our latest check.