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$48.00 $44.99
This small distress brayer by Tim Holtz and Ranger Ink is sure to become a necessity for many crafters. It is 2 1/4" wide, the roller is made of soft, flexible rubber. It has a built-in footed stand and a hanging handle to help prevent accidents at your work space. It can be used with multiple different mediums, paints, inks, etc. It can be used with card making, scrapbooking, and journaling, wherever your imagination takes you.
This is a nice-sized little brayer and I got it because the roller can be removed for better cleaning, if need be. I also like the little legs on each side of the brayer holder because they hold the brayer up off the table/surface so ink, or paint won't mess stuff up. Good idea.
Love this product - smooth coverage and easy removeable from the handle
Good size, smooth roll. The bars don’t cross if you press hard which is nice.
I used a cheap acrylic paint to make a wood grain on the roller and once it’s dry I can use it to imprint the pattern on any paper with any colour ink .
As I said, everything I order from Scrapbook.com comes in a timely manner, always what I ordered and always high quality. Scrapbook.com makes it too easy to shop and buy because they have so many wonderful products. I haven't used the Brayer or greetings as I already made all the cards. Next Year!
Thank you Scrapbook.com for keeping your products stocked and no waiting.
Great little brayer. Wish I had ordered the 2 pack.
I haven't used this one yet but I've wanted to have one in my Snatch so Thank You!
Have not used yet, will work fine for what I want it fore
I thought about ordering this brayer for a while and am glad I finally did.
I have a larger brayer, but this one is great for smaller surfaces like stamps.
The features Tim put in this brayer make it less messy to use and easy to clean. The feet, so that when you put it down on your work surface the ink stays on the brayer and how easy it is to remove the roller for quick clean up.
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