🎨 Uchida 1122-12A Le Plume II Double-Ended Markers, Primary Colors, Brush and Fine Tips, Set of 12 Review

These markers have probably been lying around for a long time and some of them have dried up and cannot be used. The undried ones are suitable for both coloring and writing. But paying for a product of which only part of the products can be used is a waste of money. That's why I'm giving this three stars. Unfortunately I missed the return deadline. Buyer Warning.

Great starter kit with two tips, one end is great for fine lines and the other for faster coverage. The colors are beautiful, the kit is a gray color that many starter kits don't have. I'm glad I tried this brand. Dark blue is a stunning deep sapphire that I use in place of black for a more vibrant color that doesn't fade from the background. I would buy again.

This is my third set of 36 markers. I've bought every color Michaels has ever had. (Yes, I rated them a 4 because they are good markers.) I didn't know they made so many colors. However, this time I expanded my collection by purchasing 6 packs of markers. That's 72 markers and out of those 6 packs, 12 were duplicates. This is a full pack of 12 markers. What a waste of $20. I called Marvy to see if they would trade them for other colors. They were less accommodating. They didn't care. There are…

I really enjoyed trying them and was totally disappointed after a few seconds. I've been looking for a set of pastel pencils for a long time and since I had a 60% off coupon at a local store I decided to give them a try. The colors included in this set are: #62 Wisteria (Medium Purple), #60 Blue Sage (Medium Blue), #41 Gray Blue (More Light Teal), #34 Light Green (Light Kelly Green), #70 Mint (Medium Mint ), #68 Daffodil Yellow (Medium Yellow), #22 Lemon Yellow (Bright Yellow), #30 Rosewood…

I love these reversible markers. I use them for stamping (use the end of the brush to color the entire stamp or the fine tip to color just part of the stamp) and they work great! I also use these markers to color adult coloring pages (images with very small pieces for , plus some larger areas). They have phenomenal control over where the ink goes when working in tight spaces, and I love the "brush" feel of the big end, which allows you to draw at an angle where you get the maximum when applying

What I love most about Le Plume II are the unique colors they produce. They offer shades of color that I can't find anywhere else. I use them for coloring so can't comment on how they work with stamps but when coloring pages the color is smooth and also smudges easily due to the slow drying time. One thing that disappointed me is the very thin paint. the end of these two-sided marks. While this might work well for rubber stamps I don't know, but the very thin end doesn't seem to want to "ink"…

These pens stay wet long enough to put a few colors on a stamp and then leave a good impression or two, and the brush tips apply ink very efficiently when used sideways . Obviously, this is their main advantage. The fine-tipped end is great for repairing and touching up with matching shades (although of course the colors tend to write a little more intensely than a stamp impression). However, with some of these markers, the fine tip just fell off. When I first uncapped this end - complete with…