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Oh! Ya gotta just gotta get a brayer1 Start with the rubber one first. You can change the color of your paper, make cool effects, oh my, the uses are endless!
__________________ Melissa Wadkins (Mel)
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Sorry, in my excitement I forgot to add that you can use it with the Spectrum pads by rolling across the pads...same with the classic ink pads and craft pads. It is so simple to use and so versitle you will wonder what you ever did without it.
__________________ Melissa Wadkins (Mel)
Peace begins with a smile.
Member #3785
I made some really cool tiger stripes by putting various sized rubber bands around my brayer and using basic black on really rust CS. Turned out great!! I also use my brayer to ink my large background stamps. I find that it covers more evenly.
Just a word of advice about using the brayer with Spectrum pads. You want to put the width of the brayer at the bottom of the pad, so when you roll, you're getting the same colors in the same places on the rollers and you aren't mooshing the colors all together. My demo showed me how to do this and I really love the effect! It also works best when you use glossy cardstock.