Sharpie Stained Fabric Markers With good performance on almost all kinds of fabric, from muslin to canvas to wool, these markers make for a versatile pick, although the 8-count set does not offer a ton of color variety. What do you use Micron pens for? Sketch with Micron Pens: MicronRead More →
Basically, if you write or sketch in a Moleskine notebook or planner, you should look for pens made with ink that won’t bleed through and likely have a moderately thin tip. Moleskine notebooks are known for their lightweight, quick-drying paper, which unfortunately also means they’re prone to bleed-through. What isRead More →
No. Ink will dry properly on regular paper. You will find that some cheap papers (not all) will cause “bleed” or “feathering”, so the letters you write will look smeared as they dry. It’s really not a big problem though. What is the difference between a fountain pen and aRead More →
9.2. Are Parker Rollerball and Ballpoint Refills Interchangeable? No the size and shape of a Parker rollerball pen refill and a Parker ballpoint pen refill are completely different. Can you refill a rollerball pen? A: Ballpoint refill. If you have a rollerball pen you generally must remove the cap ofRead More →
Keep the vape pen upright Storing a vape device by placing it on its side or upside down could cause the device to leak, and that will deplete your e-liquid. Furthermore, this will also make it easier for dust and dirt to get inside the device. How do you storeRead More →
Cross. Diamine. Ensso. Esterbrook. Do Parker pens use international cartridges? ‘International Standard’ cartridges are a common pattern in use by most European and Japanese fountain pen manufacturers. … Notable brands that don’t accept standard cartridges are: Parker, Sheaffer, Cross, Platignum, Platinum and Lamy. Are fountain pen cartridges universal? Most modernRead More →