[Pro Tips] Marker Reccomendation!

Need a Hand? DIY & Crafting Tips and Questions
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So I know that you all have your own personal choice when it comes to acrylic/alcohol markers. I always see them as well on my various feeds. And hey we all love markers here! :wink: But I came accross these from my daughter and I gotta say theyre amazing.

Made by Sharpie which we all know and love love, these acrylic markers have a brush tip (which I prefer to bullet tip when doing kits) The flow is amazing, the coverage is fantastic!! I have been using these on my current build and I am genuinely hardly ever impressed. If you get a chance look them up as they come in different colors and shades and tips. My first recommendation! (not sponsored by Sharpie, unless you all know someone heehee…

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Thanks for the recommendation.

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Those look fantastic. I actually have a brand called King Art (from Walmart) that I love. I actually have about 5 or 6 sets…LOL! Always on the search for finer lines…Thanks for sharing!

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I’ll have to give these a try, thanks for recommending

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You all shared your advice.

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Thank you for the recommendation. I think it will take a while before I will runnout of markers. But when I do I might consider getting these

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Thanks for the recommendation David @Grey74, always good to know supplies that work well. I just bought the Guangna acrylic markers, absolutely love them. I’m with you on the brush tip :+1: x

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Wow! These looks great! Sharpie is a very well known brand and now having them with brush tips is amazing!

Please do share some photos of your wooden pieces painted with these markers :heart_eyes: I would love to see

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I always appreciate honest recommendations like this! :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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Thanks for sharing this recommendation!A brush tip sounds perfect for getting into those tiny edges and detailed areas. It’s always exciting to discover a tool that actually lives up to the hype. I might have to give these a try,although my craft supplies definitely don’t need another reason to grow!

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@Jill_Francisco I will. I almost done with my book nook and should post pictures tomorrow!

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@Anje_Leonoza_Mira aren’t we always looking for more crafting tools?? Lol

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@MamaNheza but they do!! There is never enough markers are tools we can use ! Just ask @Cozy.little.palette :grin:

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Yey! I look forward to it :smiling_face:

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Hahaha, exactly! :joy: Every time I think I have enough markers or tools, I discover another one I “absolutely need.” It’s a never-ending collection, and I’m not complaining!

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Thanks for the recommendation! I’ve always used bullet-tip markers, but a brush tip sounds like it would make painting tiny edges and details much easier. Now you’ve got me curious! I definitely don’t need more markers… but somehow they always find their way into my craft supplies.

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I have tried using bullet tip but was never able to get into the smallest places with them. Lol. Brush tips just felt natural to me i guess? But these are nice is really enjoying them

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@Grey74 That makes a lot of sense! Brush tips do seem much better for getting into those tiny corners and awkward little spaces.Thanks for sharing your experience.

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If it’s Sharpie, then it must be good. Thanks for the recommendation, @Grey74

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I have aquarel markers now and I want to buy a set of acrylic markers too. But once again I get confused. And I see you use that name too: what is the difference between acrylic markers and alcohol markers?
I just want to make sure that I get the correct ones, because the aquarel markers I bought are not what I expected.

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