Yesterday Mr. Fed-Ex delivered my inky/grungy class supplies from Ranger & this little present for me. It's their new craft spinner...blending tool holder. I couldn't wait for this guy to arrive. It's PERFECT! I bought 2 and stacked them, so 16 handles are convenient in a very small space on your work area. This is soooooo much better than digging thru the box where they resided before. You can add a third on top & have the perfect place for all 24 colors. The base was a green when it came out of the box, but thanks to Rick & his trusty can of black spray paint...it's now the right color for my studio.
GEEZ...I'll stop before I sound like an infomercial...
Hello...Ranger? I think I DO NEED the 3rd!
It's Thursday!
ENJOY!
wendy
added..Andi had a question about the blending tool and the cut & dry not sticking to the blending tool. Here's what I told her, incase others need the same info...
What you need to use on the blending tool is the replacement foam pads. They are the same as the 2 that are included in the package with the handle. They come in a package of 10 for $5. The pads have the velcro type blue back that attaches & STAYS on the handle. The foam, in my opinion, is softer than the cut & dri & it's much easier to work with! It makes the blending so easy. They come from Ranger & your LSS should have them or can order them. If not, email me & I'll give you some store ordering info.
Happy blending!
4 comments:
OK Wendy...
Can you help a girl out? I have a blending tool, and have tried repeatedly to stick it to the C&D foam, but my Cut & Dry foam foam never 'sticks' and falls off while I am trying to work with it...
Any tricks?
LOOKING GOOD!
Linda
That's cool, I didn't know you could stack those. Maybe I'll get some now.
love your new spinner :)
it was good to see you at the convention!!! did u get a chance to stop at the goosebarn????
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