Create beautiful blended backgrounds or stenciled images with the Distress Blending Brushes by Tim Holtz for Ranger Ink. The package includes two Distress Blending Brushes with natural fibers, made in a compact, retractable design for convenient storage. Use with your favorite Distress Inks, Distress Oxides or stencils each sold separately.
While the brushes look like they will work well, none of the brush covers will stay on. Opened the package, had ordered several sets, and they flew off. Pretty poor quality control, what is the point if you have to always hold the cover on? As a brush am confident that part will work as this brand typically has quality products. Not sure if it’s worth sending back to have the same thing happen.
these are the best blending brushes. Not only can you adjust the stiffness of the brush but they store so nicely. I plan to purchase enough to have one for each of the primary colors.
So far I have only used this brush to make "clouds" on background paper. Just what I was looking for!
Have not used the brushes but I think I will be ordering more plus the tin to keep them in as Tim Holtz showed in his video. Can't wait to begin using the brushes.
A brilliant idea of Tim's. Durable, transportable and stylish. Excellent quality creating excellent results!
these brushes remind me of when I was taking ceramics. they work well blending
My first time using Distress Blending Brushes. It made the art of blending so much easier and I get a much better look with my Distress Oxides.
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Can someone tell me if there is an advantage in using the brushes as opposed to the sponge daubers? Are they used for the same thing?
In the video above, Tim talks about the tools and when you might want to use either. They create different effects but can be used with the same inks The brushes tend to have a softer effect. Hope this helps!
By: Scrapbook.com
(15-Oct-19)
What size storage tin works with the blending brushes? I see them in a tin on Tim's video, but I don't see a tin specifically advertised for this purpose.
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lcvecellio
(15-Sep-18)
