Tuesday’s Tool Tips

 

Brayer Brayer #102395 $12.50

  • Use a brayer for special-effects backgrounds and uniform inking on large stamps.
  • Includes handle and soft rubber attachment
  • Attachment dimensions 4-1/2” wide by 1-1/4” in diameter

Quick Trick:

To create a custom-colored envelope, ink the brayer iwth Classic Stampin' Ink and roll over a plain envelope.

The rubber brayer can be used to create backgrounds for your stamping projects. It is like a paint roller, but made of soft rubber. It is very easy to clean. Just rinse it under running water and wipe dry with a paper towel. Stubborn pigment stains can be worked on with alcohol or stamp cleaner.

USING THE BRAYER

  1. Roll the brayer over a stamp pad in one direction. Lift and place it back on your starting point on the pad. Roll again in the same direction. Repeat until the roller is fully inked.  Do not roll back and forth on the pad – you will only be inking 1/4 of the surface.

  2. After the brayer is inked, roll it on yur paper or card. Use scrap paper under your work, as you will be rolling off the edge.

  3. Roll the brayer back and forth over your project, re-inking it if necessary until you are satifsfied with the effect.

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