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Old 01-04-2017, 12:19 PM   #1  
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Hi everyone,

I am contemplating getting the new sponge brayer and would appreciate anyone's thoughts about using it. Do you like it?


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Old 01-05-2017, 04:38 AM   #2  
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It's excellent for making ombre type backgrounds and for blending colors on a stamp and for stencils. Because it is foam and not rubber you do not get the same complete coverage on cardstock that you may be used to with a rubber brayer. You get two handles and four sponges, ink washes out of the sponges very well so they should last a long time. Here is a card where I used the brayer two ways: blended three colors of ink on the large stamp and colored the background blue. I like the more blend-y look you get with the sponge brayer.
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I have it, used it a couple of times and that's it. I found that it took me too long to get dark coverage through a stencil. It's OK but not a "must have" item for me.
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If you want a softer look the sponge is great! For dark color coverage pull out the ol' rubber/plastic one!
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I was thinking of getting it too!
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