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Finecolour BRUSH markers – First Impression
Expanded post from MY INSTAGRAM: Zomg, Finecolour BRUSH markers! Holy crap! These #markers are so much like Copics I’m shocked more ppl don’t know about these. I’m impressed af right now. Markers: Finecolour BRUSH alcohol markers (look for “EF102”).
New Studio 71 markers!
FROM MY INSTAGRAM: New Studio 71 markers arrived! I like these too! The nibs aren’t as flexible as Winsor and Newton or Copic, but they work like any #alcoholmarker. These are brush markers too! They have a brush tip and…
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Alcohol Markers: Winsor and Newton Brushmarkers Review
Winsor and Newton Brushmarkers come in 72 colors and they have no trouble blending with each other to create a beautiful non-streaky finish. The markers have a brush tip (brush nib) and a chisel tip; each tip highly distinguishable because…
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DIY Sketchbook Complete!
Forgot to post a pic of the finished DIY sketchbook!
Conditioning Orange Cream [VIDEO]
Shinhan Touch Markers!
Oh. My. Gah! Major Copic competition in the form of Shinhan Touch markers 😮. (ATTENTION: These are not the fabulous fakes from China). #Shinhan Touch brushmarkers are the closest to #Copics I’ve ever used. 😊 I got a lot more…
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Alcohol Markers: Color Combo Chart Testing #1
FROM INSTAGRAM: Working on color combination swatches with #copic and #winsorandnewton #markers. 😊 I’m loving the alcohol based markers. The color lays down so smooth; not streaky like what sometimes happens with water based markers. Notice that this ISN’T a…
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[SOLD] Aloe and Shea Butter Goat’s Milk Heavy Cream
SOLD This recipe data has been sold and is no longer available for view or download at curlytea.com. If you would like to PURCHASE a recipe to use commercially (for you to create products and sell) browse the recipes currently…
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For Card Stock, the GSM Number and Grade Are Most Important
I’ve recently learned the “lb” number printed on the front of a pack of card stock should be ignored and that the g/m2 (gsm) number is what should get your attention when selecting good card stock. Let me explain.
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