The Crafter's Companion Spectrum Noir TriBlend Marker in Dull Green is designed for easy, consistent blending without the need for multiple pens. Featuring three coordinated green shades in a single alcohol marker, it allows you to build highlights, mid-tones, and shadows seamlessly. Perfect for botanical designs, landscapes, and nature-inspired projects, this marker offers smooth ink flow and reliable coverage for cardmaking, papercrafting, and coloring stamped images.
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I have been hunting for a light pink alcohol marker that is true rosey pink, not peachy pink. I was hoping this TriBlend marker would provide that color. Unfortunately it did not. The lightest color is a peachy pink, a bit on the muddy side.
The hunt continues for the perfect, satisfying pinky pink!
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i bought just one tri-blend to try it out, and if i had the money i would buy them all. i have about 9 so far and just love them. they are my favorite, hands down!! can't wait to get the glitter ones also. three colors in one pen so you can blend till your heart's content. i love that they are squared off also, so they don't roll away.
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Worksperfectly for the color shading I needed. Love the individual pens as I can buy them as I need them for a project.
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The three stages of color in one pen makes it fast and easy.
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Easy to use marker and the colors are perfect shades of green!
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I'm reasonably new to this kind of crafting. Did more 3D kind of things and I'm really not very good at coloring and blending. But these markers make it so easy, that I'm getting more confident with my old markers too. And find that they work quite well together.
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I purchased this because the TriBlend brushes don't have a good yellow marker. This one is a pretty yellow and works great, but the shades are a bit to similar for me.
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I am loving these markers because they have all the blending shades in one marker. Convenient and they are on sale now so I'm stocking up! I had the original Spectrum noir markers and some of them are losing their ink so I'm starting to invest in these.
I love the blend abilities of these markers. I needed this for some halloween crafting.
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How strong is the smell of these TriBlend markers?
By:
User
(07-Aug-20)
The Spectrum Noir markers are alcohol-based , so they do have an alcohol smell to them. In my opinion, the smell isn't any stronger than, say, an alcohol wipe, such as used for cleaning eyeglass lenses.
Are these Spectrum Noir Triblend waterbased or alcohol based. Thank you.
By:
Nice day
(13-Apr-20)
I would like to know the shades of the coral pen? I already have coral blend and those shades are CR1,CR3,CR6.
By:
Kimmey K 422
(28-Dec-25)
Hello. The Spectrum Noir TriBlend Coral marker contains three pink-orange shades for seamless blending: light, medium, and dark, specifically labeled as CR1, CR3, & CR6.
By: Scrapbook.com
(31-Dec-25)
Could I journal in a scrapbook with this pen? Does the ink bleed through paper?
By:
User
(25-Feb-20)
These are alcohol blending markers and may not be the best choice for journaling in your scrapbook.
By: Scrapbook.com
(26-Feb-20)
