What would I use for...

[mistyje32]

I'm looking to find a pen that can fill in my stamp outlines when I alter a stamp or it just doesn't fill in all the way when I stamp it and it's easy enough for me to correct with a pen. I tried using a gel pen but as soon as I rubbed ink on it, the black gel ink smeared. Is there a pen that would not smear with ink and/or alcohol markers?? TIA

[punch-crazy]

the Copic Multiliners are perfect for this. You can fill in any missed liens and you can hand draw images to colour with Alcohol markers.

[uncbballfan]

The Pigma Micron markers are perfect for this; the pen nibs are available in different sizes so you can choose what you need. I have used these for years and absolutely love them. I use either a .03 or a .05 for most of what I do.

Copic Multiliners would also work well for this, I think, but I've never used them and don't know how the nib sizes compare to the Pigma Microns. Maybe someone else will chime in!

(Someone chimed in before I could get my reply posted - great minds and all that!)

[mistyje32]

I just want a black one. Can I get either of those mentioned in just a single? If so, do you know where abouts? Online of course.

[buggainok]

Here's a set of 4 on Amazon. A bargain for only $12.80.

http://www.amazon.com/Copic-Markers-...pic+multiliner

[nbwcc]

I was going to suggest the Pigma Micron pens (made by Sakura)as well, and I know that you can get them individually. I've bought from Dick Blick, as well as my local stamp/scrap store. I like having both the 02 and 05 on hand for thin/thick options.

[mistyje32]

Perfect!! Done deal, just bought. Thank you so much for responding!!! Have a great day!!

[sprtchick]

Thanks for the link. I got some too!

[lindylou1220]

I followed your link, Annette, thinking that they'd be the Microns. No worries that they were the Copics because I just typed in a new search and found just what I wanted for what seems to be a good price. I want the varying sizes to use for that Zentangling I'm "going" to do. Uh huh, someday.

I'm putting those on my b'day wish list.

[stamphappy1650]

I use the Microns and the Multiliners and have them in different widths. I tend to color first and then fill in the missing lines.

[diecuts4u]

I just had that happen yesterday and I grabbed an extra fine tip Sharpie I had in my tool drawer. It worked perfect and does not bleed. I use it for fancy fine signatures or sentiments as well.

[buggainok]

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Originally Posted by diecuts4u

I just had that happen yesterday and I grabbed an extra fine tip Sharpie I had in my tool drawer. It worked perfect and does not bleed. I use it for fancy fine signatures or sentiments as well.

Me, too!