Free shipping over $99
Darice Studio 71, Dual Tip, 48 Pieces Alcohol-Based Marker Set, Multicolor, Count
$0.75 – $1.74
About this item
- 48-PIECE SET – This Studio 71 alcohol marker set is perfect for a wide variety of arts and crafts projects, and includes 48 beautiful colors for all your needs!
- VERSATILE – Use these alcohol-based markers for all your drawing and craft projects, from card making to calligraphy and so much more.
- DUAL TIP MARKERS – These dual-tipped markers include a pointed brush tip for enhancing detail and a chisel-edged tip for wider strokes and filling larger areas.
- GREAT GIFT – An art set gift is always well received, and provides hours of artistic fun.
- NO ROLL DESIGN – Your Studio 71 Markers won’t roll off the table, thanks to the no-roll design, and the colors are easily identifiable with the colored cap for hue identification.
Free Shipping When You Spend a Minimum Amount
- 30 days easy returns
- Order yours before 2.30pm for same day dispatch
| Brand | Darice |
| Ink Color | Multicolored |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Point Type | Chisel |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Calligraphy,Drawing |
| size | 6 Count (Pack of 1), 12 Count (Pack of 1), 24 Count (Pack of 1), 48 Count (Pack of 1) |
|---|---|
| color | Blue Tones, Bold Primary, Bright Primary, Earth Tones, Grays, Multicolor, Skin Tones |
1 review for Darice Studio 71, Dual Tip, 48 Pieces Alcohol-Based Marker Set, Multicolor, Count
You must be logged in to post a review.
You may also like…
-
-
Sale!
ARTISTRO Dual Tip Acrylic Paint Markers – Easy for All Ages & Levels Acrylic Paint Pens for Fabric, Rocks, Paper, Wood, Canvas, Glass, DIY (Dual Tip Brush + Fine, 24)
Original price was: $1.00.$0.99Current price is: $0.99.Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
-
Desiree Skiles –
I really love these markers so far! They work really well and look pretty nice. A lot of the colors match up at least enough to tell from a glance what color each one holds. I love the little case for them as well! I decided to get these markers after seeing a very well executed and convincing review video for them. Since I’m strapped for cash and Copics are not an option right now, I decided these would be a nice choice and decided to try them since they run about the same for a 48 pack of these as a 6 pack of Copics.I was a little surprised when I opened the markers. The brush tip is very rigid but does not grab the paper like Prismacolor brush markers seem to do. They seem to work pretty smoothly in my opinion.I did, unfortunately, come across one in the pack that had been cracked somehow and was completely dry when I had opened the package. This is fine as these things do happen. Things break and that’s ok. Other than this, however, these markers came completely unscathed and work wonderfully!! I look forward to ordering more when these run out!I have included the swatch sheets I made to show what they look like on paper. You will see all are written down but one color swatch is missing, this is the one that is dry. Like I said these things happen, and I’m sure I’m a one in a million that get a messed up marker. No big deal!But, like I said, they work wonderfully!! I cannot wait to make wonderful things with these and come back to buy more!WARNINGS :These are just some longer explanations for the issues you may have.- Make swatches – You should always make swatches because you want to make sure you’re using the right color you need or want but you shouldn’t have to make a swatch every time you want to use a color. (trust me, I’ve been there, it’s no fun. just a bunch of splotchy paper scraps floating around) So you should always make swatches before even using the markers. This makes sure all of them work as well!- Use MARKER PAPER – use paper especially marked FOR markers! It’ll save your art and your markers!!These are pretty basic things but I wanted to include just in case there was anyone new to markers and needed some help figuring it out! Goodness knows I did!