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Does anyone have this tool...if so how do you like it? Does it give really good results and are there any tricks to using it? I have SU markers and tombow markers....
It is easy to use, but I personally have barely used mine in the 1 1/2 years that I have had it. Depending how far or close you are to your paper, you can get a fine mist or big drops. SU! markers work great with it.
I agree it's easy to use, I won mine at a hostess party, kind of reminds me of tole painting and using a toothbrush to get a splatter affect on your painting. It takes some practice so use it first on some scrape paper so you don't mess up your card
I've owned mine more than a year. It's easy to use with SU markers, and makes a nice background.....but I rarely use it. Seems I use more background stamps and patterned paper.
It's also really great as a "kissing tool" ! Ink up your bold stamp with a light colored ink, the spritz on it with a darker color and get a great effect! Great for bold alphabets, birthday cakes, mud splattered vehicles, etc.....
It's also really great as a "kissing tool" ! Ink up your bold stamp with a light colored ink, the spritz on it with a darker color and get a great effect! Great for bold alphabets, birthday cakes, mud splattered vehicles, etc.....
What a great idea. I have barely used mine, but I think that this is the nudge I needed.
I enjoy my spritzer tool. I don't use it a whole lot but sometimes if there is a large white area around my main image I like the effect of spritzing on that white - it just sort of makes it look a little more complete and softer. I'll have to try that idea of spritzing on a bold stamp. Interesting idea.
It's also great if you're trying to make a simple, one-layer (maybe I should say "no-layer"?) card. Lay down a rectangle or a square piece of masking paper in the center and spritz around it. Remove the mask and you've got a "layer" without the bulk of another piece of paper.
Su! Color Spritzer Tool
