Review on Tim Holtz Distress Blending Brushes by Kristen Reid
Love this brush
I use this brush when I want my label or business card to look soft. It's easier for me to work with than with the substrate. The only difference is that it doesn't hold as much ink on the bristles as the block holds. I make 25 cards at a time, so coloring takes a little longer. I generally prefer the brush over the pad.
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