Meuxan 10-Piece Dotting Tools: Ball Styluses for Rock Painting, Pottery Clay Modeling, and Embossing Art Review

They arrived just in time for an online scrapbooking meeting my wife was planning to attend. They have to use a heat gun and I knew their plastic balls wouldn't handle the heat. These metal tools are a huge improvement over their earlier plastic ball tools which (as expected) were melted with a heat gun. made of steel and wrapped in silicone. The balls can get hot and you can still handle them with ease. I bought 3 sets and sold the remaining 2 sets to their friends in less than 10 minutes. :-)

A few days ago I had the idea of sculpting a mug of the Moscow Mule out of clay, without these tools it would not have been possible. I formed the earthenware mug into a straight cylinder and then used one of the ends of the ball to insert it into the mug to rotate it to create the look of this curved edge mug. I then used one of the smaller balls to create a textured dent on the surface of this mug. The set is very nice, relatively small and available in different sizes. A rubberized handle is

I bought these tools (pink set) to use on spot painting projects. When I first started painting dot pictures, I drew them by hand, then found that the ends of chopsticks are more convenient to use, even though they absorb paint. I saw these tools online last week and decided to give them a try, I'm so glad I did. They are easy to use and come in a variety of sizes. The balls of the tools are very easy to clean, but getting paint off the pink part is tricky - if you're a sloppy painter like me.…