Spooky Cardmaking Tricks, Tips & Treats | Tim Holtz Sizzix Halloween 2025

Halloween is one of my favorite times to get creative, and I couldn’t wait to dive into the Tim Holtz Sizzix Halloween 2025 release. The new Witchcraft die set instantly sparked inspiration, and in today’s project, I’m sharing how I combined it with stamps, stencils, and inky techniques to create a hauntingly fun card full of texture, layers, and vibrant color.

Whether you’re all-in on Halloween or just looking to learn new techniques, this card is packed with ideas you can adapt to any theme.

Double Double Halloween Card by Juliana Michaels featuring Tim Holtz Sizzix Halloween 2025 Witchcraft Die Set

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In the video, I take you step-by-step through the process—from creating the background to assembling the finished card. I also share tips for working with some of my favorite products and techniques.

You can either watch the video below or head over to my YouTube Channel HERE to check it out.

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Here’s a quick look at what you’ll see in the video:

Inky Backgrounds: I used Distress Inks with Halloween-themed stencils to build up layers of spooky color and pattern. A touch of Black Texture Paste adds that extra bit of eerie dimension.
Alcohol Ink Die Cuts: For the focal point, I used Alcohol Inks and the brand-new Alcohol Neons to create bold, glowing embellishments.
Layering with Stamps & Stencils: I brought in some of my favorite Halloween stamps and stencils to add subtle texture and interest throughout the card.

Whether you’re familiar with these techniques or trying them for the first time, I walk through each step clearly so you can follow along and get inspired.

As always, please feel free to use products from your stash to recreate something similar. However, if you are interested in any of the products I’m using, you can find all the supplies I used linked below. This also includes a visual supply list to make shopping easy.

I hope this project inspires you to play with your supplies in new ways—and maybe even embrace the spookier side of crafting! The Tim Holtz Sizzix Halloween 2025 collection is full of possibilities, and this is just one way to bring it to life.

If you give this card a try (or use any of the techniques I shared), be sure to tag me—I’d love to see what you create!

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Tim Holtz Sizzix Halloween 2025 | Wickedly Grungy Mixed Media Card Tutorial

The Tim Holtz Sizzix Halloween 2025 release is officially here—and it’s wicked in all the best ways! Whether you're a long-time fan of Tim’s classic Halloween designs or just love the layered look of mixed media, this release has something to stir your creative cauldron.

In my latest video, I’m sharing a quick look at the new Sizzix release—including six re-released die sets and two newly resized A5 embossing folders. Then I’ll walk you through how I used one of the new sets, Witchcraft, to create a wickedly grungy Halloween card packed with texture, depth, and spooky vibes.

Handmade Halloween card featuring a spooky witch silhouette from the Tim Holtz Sizzix Witchcraft die set. The card has a grungy mixed media background with crackle texture, stamped details, and layered Distress Spray Stains in warm, earthy tones. An embossed spiderweb and machine stitching add extra dimension and a vintage, haunted feel.

What’s New in the 2025 Release?

The Halloween 2025 collection brings back six iconic Tim Holtz Sizzix Halloween die sets, giving both longtime crafters and new fans a chance to play with these hauntingly fun designs. Plus, two of his most popular embossing folders have been resized to A5 format—more space to grunge it up!

The Wickedly Grungy Card

For this project, I featured the Witchcraft die set and combined it with a variety of techniques to build a layered, textured background that feels spooky and worn in the best way.

Here’s a peek at what I used:

Distress Spray Stains for inky, vibrant layers
Crackle Paste to create aged, eerie texture
Stamping for extra visual interest
Machine Stitching for that final, unexpected touch of dimension

The best part? These techniques aren’t just for Halloween. Switch out the colors and focal point, and you’ve got a go-to formula for grungy mixed media cards all year long.

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Want to see the full process and learn how to layer it all together? You can either watch the video below or click here to head over to my YouTube Channel to check it out.

You'll get:

A quick overview of the Tim Holtz Sizzix Halloween 2025 release
A full tutorial on creating a mixed media background
Tips for working with Crackle Paste and stitching on your cards
Wicked inspiration for your next Halloween project

Please feel free to use products from your stash to recreate something similar. However, if you are interested in any of the products I’m using, you can find the supply list with links down below. Using these links does not cost you anything extra and it helps support my business. It also allows me to continue offering free content and keep my class costs low. I appreciate your support!

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I’d love to know—what’s your favorite die set from the new release? Are you a fan of spooky silhouettes, creepy critters, or those beautiful grungy textures? Leave a comment below or tag me on Instagram @julianamichaels if you create something inspired by this tutorial!

Until next time, stay spooky—and stay crafty. 🖤

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Fall Cardmaking Techniques with Distress Sprays + New Tim Holtz Sizzix Dies

The Tim Holtz Sizzix Halloween 2025 release is here—and it’s wicked good!

If you caught the spooktacular YouTube Live, then you already know this release is packed with creative potential. If you missed it, don’t worry—you can still watch the replay and dive into all the hauntingly good inspiration over on Tim’s blog and YouTube channel.

Today, I’m excited to share a fall-themed cardmaking tutorial using the some of the new dies and embossing folders from the release—plus some tried-and-true Distress Spray techniques that you can use with ANY seasonal supplies in your stash.

Handmade fall-themed card featuring layered die cut leaves in rich autumn colors, created with Tim Holtz Sizzix Leaf Fragments dies and Distress Spray Stains. The background has subtle texture from the Foliage 3D embossing folder with hints of shimmer. The card is finished with a dimensional sentiment that reads "from the heart" and coiled thread embellishments. Surrounding the card are Distress Spray bottles and crafting supplies.

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In this tutorial, I walk you through how to create rich, autumn-inspired panels using Distress Spray Stains, Distress Oxide Sprays and Distress Spritz. These inky panels are perfect for die cutting beautiful fall leaves—and I used them with the new Leaf Fragments Die Set from Tim Holtz and Sizzix.

You’ll also see how I created a soft, shimmery background using the Foliage 3D Texture Fades Embossing Folder. It adds the perfect touch of subtle texture and sparkle to let those die cut leaves shine.

You can either watch the video below or head over to my YouTube Channel HERE to check it out.

Please feel free to use products from your stash to recreate something similar. However, if you are interested in any of the products I’m using, you can find the supply list with links down below. Using these links does not cost you anything extra and it helps support my business. It also allows me to continue offering free content and keep my class costs low. I appreciate your support!

Don’t Have the New Dies?

No problem at all. These techniques can be used with any leaf dies or fall-themed shapes you already have. The focus here is really on the process—how you build color, layer textures, and let your supplies do the heavy lifting.

Want More Ideas?

If you love techniques like these, be sure to check out my previous videos featuring other ways to use sprays, dies, and embossing folders for all seasons. And stay tuned—I’ll have more Halloween and holiday inspiration coming your way soon!

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Scrapbook.com SBC Fest September 2025

SBC Fest is right around the corner, and I’m so excited to finally share the big news—I’ll be teaching a class during this incredible FREE online event hosted by Scrapbook.com! Mark your calendars for Friday, September 12th, 2025, because this one-day virtual event is going to be packed with inspiration, tutorials, and crafty fun! You’ll get to learn from some of your favorite instructors—including Simon Hurley, Becki Adams, Laura Graff, and more—and yes, I’ll be there too, sharing a brand-new papercrafting project just for the occasion.

Join Me Juliana Michaels for Scrapbook.com SBC Fest September 12, 2025

SBC Fest is for everyone—card makers, scrapbookers, and paper crafters of all kinds. Whether you’re into clean and simple designs or love getting messy with mixed media, there’s something for you. Plus, you can join the event LIVE to chat with instructors and enter giveaways throughout the day. It’s such a fun way to connect with fellow crafters and soak up new techniques and ideas.

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To help you get the most out of my class, I’ve created a special video where I walk you through the full supply list, share some homework and prep tips, and show you how to get ready to craft along with me.

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Want to craft along with me using the exact same supplies I’ll be using in class? Check out my exclusive SBC Fest Bundle, created just for this event! It includes all the core supplies you’ll need, packaged up with a large zipper storage pouch to keep everything organized.

What’s Inside:

Nested Stitched Decorative Label Die Set (4 sizes)
Delicate Leaves Die Set (7 pieces)
Butterflies 2 Die Set (6 mini butterflies)
Vintage A2 Paper Pad (40 sheets, 16 patterns)
Spanish Mosaic Tile 6x8 Stencil
Wordfetti Sunny Days Photopolymer Stamp Set (4" x 6")
Large Zipper Storage Pouch

From vintage-inspired papers to charming die cuts and stamps, this bundle has everything you need to follow along with my project and get the most out of your SBC Fest experience! But if you prefer, feel free to shop your stash for similar items!

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SBC Fest happens September 12, 2025 – don’t miss the fun, giveaways, and creative inspiration!

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Juliana Michaels Scrapbook.com SBC Fest September 2025 Class Kit Bundle

I can’t wait to share my project with you during SBC Fest. Let’s get prepped and ready so we can create something beautiful together on September 12th!

Let me know in the comments if you’re planning to attend and if you’ve started your homework yet. I’d love to hear from you!

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Something Wicked Good | Tim Holtz Sizzix Halloween 2025

Something wicked good is coming this way… The Tim Holtz Sizzix Halloween 2025 release is here!

Tim has gone back to the vault and re-released some of his classic Halloween and Fall die sets. These are not reimagined or resized—they’re the exact same designs and dimensions as the original releases. So if you already own them, you’re all set! But if you missed out the first time around, this is your chance to grab them and complete your collection. As a collector myself, I was beyond excited to add several of these spooky favorites to my stash.

Handmade Halloween card featuring a dark, moody ink-blended night sky with a glowing full moon, gold stars, and white embossed spider webs. Silhouette die cuts of trick-or-treaters and bats are layered over the background, with a dimensional sentiment reading 'Trick or Treat' in black and white.

Trick Or Treat Halloween Card Details

One of the standout sets is the adorable Trick or Treat die set. I don’t know about you, but I have a soft spot for simple silhouette dies. They’re perfect for layering over fun mixed media backgrounds—and these sweet little trick-or-treaters are no exception. I was especially inspired to create a dark and moody Halloween night sky, thanks to the incredibly talented Emma Williams.

To bring that eerie night scene to life, I started with a piece of Distress Watercolor Cardstock (smooth side up, as always) and used the Moon Layering Stencil. I applied a touch of Pumice Stone Distress Ink around the edge of the moon mask, spritzed it with water to let the ink bleed, and dried it with my heat tool. With the moon mask back in place, I blended Chipped Sapphire and Black Soot Distress Ink around it to build the sky. A few water spritzes and a quick dry later, I was ready to move on.

Next, I added details inside the moon using the second layer of the stencil and Antique Linen Distress Ink. I finished off the moon with water splatters for added texture, dried again, and reinked the sky to deepen the color.

To create a magical starry night, I used the Hocus Pocus stencil with Gold Lunar Paste—the perfect way to add shimmer and dimension. I also stamped the spider web images from the Unraveled stamp set in the upper corners with embossing ink, then heat embossed them with white embossing powder for an extra spooky touch.

The Trick or Treaters and bats were die cut from black cardstock and adhered with black foam adhesive to give them a bit of dimension. For the sentiment, I layered two die cuts—one in white cardstock and the other in black textured cardstock, which I spritzed with Fossilized Amber Distress Spritz to give it a subtle shimmer. I offset the two slightly and popped them up with foam adhesive for extra impact

This card was an absolute joy to create. There’s something so satisfying about bringing a scene to life with simple dies and layered textures. I hope it inspires you to play with this wickedly wonderful release!

Let me know in the comments—will you be snagging any of these re-released sets? And what’s your go-to Halloween crafting vibe: spooky, sweet, or somewhere in between?

Happy haunting and happy creating!

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One Die. Two Cards. Endless Possibilities (Almost)

One die set. Two cards. Honestly, it could’ve been three or four—but time wasn’t on my side. (The leftovers are still sitting on my desk though… so never say never!)

Grungy Seth Apter Tim Holtz Cards by Juliana Michaels featuring Seth Apter Waffles Die Set

Before we dive in, just a heads-up: these cards are big. Like 4 x 8 inches big. If that feels oversized to you, you can totally scale things down—and bonus, you’ll get even more cards from all the pieces! I combined dies from Seth Apter and Tim Holtz for this duo. Their styles work beautifully together—Seth brings the organic, abstract vibes, while Tim adds that perfectly grungy vintage touch.

Card One: Layered Texture & Floral Accents

I started with a panel of Distress Watercolor Cardstock cut to 5.5 x 8.5 inches—big enough to work with the Seth Apter Waffles Die. I sprayed the panel with Distress Spray Stains in Milled Lavender, Tea Dye, and Speckled Egg, plus a bit of Milled Lavender Distress Oxide Spray for that chalky glow.

Life Doesn't Have To Be Perfect Card by Juliana Michaels featuring Seth Apter and Tim Holtz Sizzix Dies

After the background dried, I stamped some texture using Tim Holtz stamps with Vintage Photo Archival Ink, then die cut the panel using the Waffles Die—making sure to save every little negative piece.

For the top layer, I die cut a second Waffles piece from watercolor cardstock, applied embossing ink, sprinkled on Seth Apter Brick Embossing Powder, and heat embossed it. This became my dimensional focal point, which I layered onto two die cuts from Scrapbook.com Mixed Media Cardstock (super thick = great dimension), and trimmed to fit.

The base panel—cut to 3.75 x 7.75 inches—was ink blended with Vintage Photo Distress Oxide Ink, spritzed with water, and edged with Vintage Photo Distress Ink. I glued the stacked Waffles die cut on top and began the fun part—inlaying all those tiny sprayed and stamped negative pieces. It’s a tight fit, but the Scrapbook.com Craft Pick Pro made it much easier. A little liquid glue kept everything locked in.

To finish it off, I sprayed three panels of watercolor cardstock—each with a different Spray Stain (Milled Lavender, Tea Dye, Speckled Egg)—then die cut them with Tim Holtz Wildflower Stems 03.

A stamped sentiment from the Tiny Text Stamp Set, some inked edges, and a foam strip for dimension wrapped it up. I mounted everything onto a 4 x 8 inch white card base inked around the edges with—you guessed it—Vintage Photo.

Card Two: Inky Layers & Heat Embossed Details

This time, I ink smooshed a panel (3.75 x 7.75 inches) into Old Paper Distress Ink, splattered it with water, and inked the edges with Vintage Photo Distress Oxide Ink.

Make The Days Count Card by Juliana Michaels featuring Seth Apter and Tim Holtz Sizzix Dies

I trimmed down the leftover Waffles die cut from the sprayed/stamped panel and layered it onto two thick cardstock pieces, just like before. To add something new, I used the Ranger Embossing Pen to apply ink inside the open areas and heat embossed them with Brick Embossing Powder.

For embellishments, I sprayed more panels in the same trio of colors and die cut pieces from the Seth Apter Borderlines and Twisters die sets.

I finished with another stamped and foam-mounted sentiment from the Tiny Text set, and mounted the final panel to a white 4 x 8 inch card base inked with—say it with me—Vintage Photo.

And there you have it—one die, two unique cards! You could easily keep going by changing the size, colors, or leftover pieces. I hope this inspires you to stretch your supplies and mix up styles.

Want to see this in action? Let me know in the comments if you'd like a video tutorial!

Supplies Used

Below you can find the supplies I used to create these cards. When you shop through those links and whether you purchase that exact item or something else entirely, you’re supporting me at no extra cost to you. The commission I receive helps me cover the costs of my blog and other expenses, and allows me to continue to provide you with FREE inspiration and tutorials. If you want to learn more about what an affiliate link is, you can see my full affiliate and product disclosure statement here. Thank you so much for your love and support!

Game-Changing Craft Tools | Sizzix Circular Pads & Scrapbook.com GripMate

If you love making tags, cards, or any kind of papercrafting—I’ve got two new tools to share that just made my crafting life so much easier. And to show them in action, I created a trio of sweet baby-themed tags using some of the new baby products from Scrapbook.com.

Baby themed tags by Juliana Michaels featuring Scrapbook.com Special Delivery and Welcome Baby

These tags are perfect for baby shower favors or gift toppers, and they came together beautifully thanks to a few clever tools and the adorable baby themed stamps and dies from Scrapbook.com.

New Tool #1: Sizzix Circular Cutting Pads

These new cutting pads are designed specifically for small and medium-sized dies, and I love how compact and easy they are to use. The circular shape helps reduce warping over time—a common issue with traditional rectangular pads—and they glide smoothly through your die-cutting machine. I used both the 3.5" and 5" sizes in today’s project, and they worked perfectly alongside my Scrapbook.com Magic Mat and the Sizzix Chrome Precision Plate.

New Tool #2: Scrapbook.com GripMate

This little sticky mat is a total game changer for stamping, stenciling, and ink blending. It holds your paper firmly in place—no shifting, no slipping—so you can focus on creating, not constantly repositioning your cardstock. It’s sized to fit perfectly in a MISTI or other standard stamping platform, and it’s super easy to clean with just a damp cloth or baby wipe.

The Project: Baby-Themed Gift Tags

To highlight these tools, I made three baby-themed tags using new dies and stamps from Scrapbook.com. The designs are simple, but the dimension and clean finish make them stand out. I finished each tag with a stamped sentiment and a touch of ribbon—ready to go on a gift or favor bag.

Want to see these tools in action? Watch the full tutorial below or on my YouTube channel where I walk you through the tag-making process step by step and give you a closer look at both the Sizzix Circular Cutting Pads and the Scrapbook.com GripMate.

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Below you can find the supplies I used to create this card and the swatches. When you shop through those links and whether you purchase that exact item or something else entirely, you’re supporting me at no extra cost to you. The commission I receive helps me cover the costs of my blog and other expenses, and allows me to continue to provide you with FREE inspiration and tutorials. If you want to learn more about what an affiliate link is, you can see my full affiliate and product disclosure statement here. Thank you so much for your love and support!

Tim Holtz Mini Distress Oxide Ink Pads | Butterfly Dreams

I’m so excited to share another card I created using the brand-new Mini Distress Oxide Ink Pads from Tim Holtz and Ranger Ink!

These minis are the same size as the Distress Ink Mini Pads, but they’re filled with the same unique ink formula as the full-size Distress Oxide Ink Pads. I love that Tim and the Ranger chemists were able to make this happen—it wasn’t something they originally thought would be possible!

Now, the mini size might not be for everyone—especially if you already own the full-size pads—but if you’re new to Distress Oxides, this is a fantastic (and more affordable) way to start exploring the medium. Plus, they’re perfect for travel and storage, and as I’ll show in today’s project—and in my most recent video—there are certain techniques you just can’t do with the large pads.

That said, there are a couple things to keep in mind: because they’re smaller, you’ll likely need to re-ink them more often, so it’s worth investing in the coordinating re-inkers. Also, the lids are quite snug. This helps prevent them from drying out, but they can be tricky to remove if you have hand pain, arthritis, or grip issues.

Alright, now let’s get into the making!

Live Your Dream With Passions Butterfly Perspective Card by Juliana Michaels featuring Tim Holtz Ranger Ink Mini Distress Oxide Ink Pads

To create this card, I used the same stamping technique I shared in my most recent video—you can check that out HERE to see it in action! The stamp set I used is the Tim Holtz Perspective Stamp Set.

I applied Mini Distress Oxide Inks in Stormy Sky, Peeled Paint, Rusty Hinge, and Ground Espresso directly to the butterfly stamp. After lightly misting it with water, I stamped the image onto a piece of Distress Heavystock. Once it was dry, I used the coordinating die—available exclusively from Simon Says Stamp—to cut out the butterfly.

For the sentiment, I inked it up with Ground Espresso, then used the matching die from the same exclusive set to cut it out.

The background was created by pressing the Vintage Photo Distress Oxide Mini Ink Pad directly onto a piece of Distress Heavystock, creating imperfect squares of color. I repeated this to form a loose grid pattern. Next, I used the Halftone Stencil to apply Stormy Sky Distress Oxide, followed by Distress Texture Paste Opaque through the Blossom Stencil. I set the panel aside to dry.

One of my favorite details? How the Texture Paste absorbs the Vintage Photo Oxide Ink, adding unexpected texture and variation to the background. I finished the panel by inking the edges with Stormy Sky—wait, what?! No Vintage Photo or brown ink for the edges this time? I know! I can't believe it either… but honestly? I’m kind of loving it!

Whether you're new to Distress Oxides or already a fan, the minis are a fun and fresh way to shake things up in your crafting. I’m having so much fun exploring the possibilities. I hope you’ll give them a try too!

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Tim Holtz Mini Distress Oxide Ink Pads: Christmas Tags + First Impressions

I was so excited when I heard that Tim Holtz and Ranger Ink finally released Mini Distress Oxide Ink Pads—and they did not disappoint!

Christmas Holiday Tags and Cards by Juliana Michaels featuring Tim Holtz Mini Distress Oxide Ink Pads

In my latest video, I used the new Mini Distress Oxide Ink Pads to create three Christmas-themed tags. Yep, it's July... but if you're a card maker, you know the holiday prep starts early! If you’re curious about the minis or just looking for holiday crafting inspiration, this one’s for you!

Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas Tag by Juliana Michaels featuring Tim Holtz Mini Distress Oxide Ink Pads

WHAT'S IN THE VIDEO:

Helpful tips and tricks for getting the most out of the new ink pads
Pros and cons of the new mini size
Something to keep in mind if you have hand pain or arthritis
How to turn your finished tags into holiday cards with a few simple steps

As an added bonus, each tag in the video features a different Tim Holtz Christmas Stamp & Stencil Mixed Media Set, which includes two stencil designs in one and slightly smaller versions of his classic red rubber stamp imagery—perfect for tags and cardmaking.

The three tags I made all use similar techniques, but I kept them together in one video to show how you can get different looks with just a few supplies—and how easily they can be turned into cards for your stash.

Happy Holidays Christmas Card by Juliana Michaels featuring Tim Holtz Mini Distress Oxide Ink Pads

You can either watch the video below or head over to my YouTube Channel HERE to check it out.

Season's Greetings Christmas Card by Juliana Michaels featuring Tim Holtz Mini Distress Oxide Ink Pads

Let me know in the comments which tag was your favorite or if you plan to add these minis to your stash.

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Neon Tim Holtz Style | Tim Holtz Alcohol Neons

Hello there! I’m thrilled to be up on the Ranger Ink YouTube channel sharing some fresh cardmaking inspiration featuring the new Tim Holtz Alcohol Neons.

I know—Tim Holtz and neon might not seem like the most obvious pairing, but if you know Tim, you know he loves to push creative boundaries. Playful meets vintage (hello, 1980s!) in the best kind of unexpected way.

There is Beauty In Simplicity Card by Juliana Michaels featuring Tim Holtz Alcohol Neons

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Now, I don’t usually reach for super bright colors, but I loved the challenge of working with these bold hues. Stepping outside my comfort zone is one of my favorite ways to break a creative rut—you never know what kind of magic you might discover when you just play.

A quick tip: these pigment-based inks behave a bit differently than standard alcohol inks. To make them permanent and avoid smudging, you'll need to use Alcohol Blending Solution instead of rubbing alcohol.

And while I was experimenting, I came up with a fun twist to add a bit of grunge to all that glow! You can see exactly how I did it—plus how these neons come to life—in my latest video on the Ranger YouTube channel.

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Whether you’re a neon lover or a grunge-at-heart like me, there’s something here to spark your creativity. I hope it inspires you to try something new and see where it takes you!

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