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I want to do Faux stitching and I want it to look like gold metallic thread. Which metallic marker/pen do you recommend? I have used some that the ink likes to glob out and I have used some that a thin line doesnt show much metallic.
I could always get in gear and use metallic thread and actually stitch it............dont think that can happen...... :p
I would use one of the sparkley gel pens, I think they have more sparkle than a marker. You could also use Stickles, it comes out in a thin line and has tons of sparkle.
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Originally Posted by qvande
I would use one of the sparkley gel pens, I think they have more sparkle than a marker. You could also use Stickles, it comes out in a thin line and has tons of sparkle.
About 4 years ago I bought a Fiskars metallic gold pen, and believe it or not, it is still working. I love it because it has a nice thin consistent line. In fact, I used it a few days ago to do some faux stitching. I don't have a clue where I purchased it, and don't even know if it is still being manufactured...but if you can find one, I highly recommend it.
stickles is a glitter glue. but I dont' know that I'd be able to apply it in such a fine line like to make faux stitches. maybe you have a steadier hand. I'd be more apt to reach for a pen in this case.
Uniball makes one, too that I like alot. It flows nice (like the Signo Gel Pen). Don't think it's 'sparkly', but it does make a fine, consistent line. HTH