blending pens

[a57babe]

does anyone prefer a specific blending pen? I saw a dove pen with replacement nibs. Any thoughts?
Thanks Lori :confused:

[dustypoodle]

I've been thinking of getting some... but not sure if the SU! ones are better than Dove or are they the same.. subscribing =)

[okimom2girlz]

I bought some blender pens by Tombo at Joann.com

here is the link

http://www.joann.com/joann/catalog.j...&source=search


They work great and ar only $ 2.79!!!!

HTH

[okimom2girlz]

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[okimom2girlz]

I got some blender pens at Joann.com, they are the TOMBO ones.

Here is the link

http://www.joann.com/joann/catalog.j...&source=search


(it's the one that has the # N00 colorless)

The price is right too, it's only $ 2.79 per pen.

HTH


Sorry for the doppel posts. My computer was not cooperating and did not show the saved post, oooooops!!!

[stamphappy1650]

I have SU! and Dove and to me there is no difference except Dove is refillable.

[stampez]

I think that the Dove blenders are definately better because you can replace the tips and refill the fluid. You know how when you use a marker alot the tips gets soft and mushy? when that happens you can simply pull it out and put another one in.

I have used the dove refill fluid in my tombow blenders also - and it wil "re-juice" them but if the tip is soft on them there is no replacing it. SO it makes you blender pen a pen for life - the others are disposable.

They all do the same thing as far as blending goes and I do not think any blender better than the next.

[a57babe]

thanks for your imput. I am still trying to decide on the dove or a brush. Any other suggestions? I really appreciate all of your help. Thanks to one and all. I am looking forward to hearing from you.

[jeanstamping2]

I've used Blender pens from SU, Tombow and Dove. I like them all.

But the dove blender pen you may purchase extra tips. And as far as I know you can not with the other one.