I'm a beginning writer and are these worth trying for my new series
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Yes, I used to have problems because I held my pencil to tight and these are so smooth and neat that you never have to worry about hurting yourself. Another point (no pun intended) is that these pencils sharpen perfectly every time.
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They are pretty good pencils. They write more smoothly than a cheapo pencil.
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Definitely. Sharpens smoothly and doesn't break so easily and quickly so it lasts longer.
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They have writing and a place to write. I have updated my burners firmware. I would not recommend these.
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Hi. My script is pretty fancy, but not as fancy as Spencerian. I love the way these pens write. Very smooth. I don't think you will have any difficulties.
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Carol, just a quick note. Even though they do smear if you're not careful on smooth paper, I LOVE my pens. I'm on my second set. Just give them a minute or so to dry and cover your wrk and you'll love them and the way they look. Especially on dark paper, the silver and golds are great.
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I have only used the stardust glitter pens and the metallic pens. I have been happy with both of them. I haven't tried the glaze raised ink or the classics yet.
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Absolutely. Remember these aren't able to rewrite (erase and re-record), but they're great to be used as a master. Good luck.
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I have both. I started with Movie Magic 6 and I still like it very much. I am in the process of learning & using Final Draft for the ability to download and collaborate with WriterDuet. If I could have downloaded writerduet's work to Movie Magic, I would have probably stayed with Movie Magic 6. Both are very good and helpful. I haven't used Final Draft long enough to give you a fair comparison answer. Movie Magic 6 made me very happy.
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I have not had great luck using these pens on slick surfaces. I would recommend Slick Writers by American craft. They dry quickly and do not smudge on glossy prints or surfaces.
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Hi Amy- these are very wet pens with thick ink. I doodle with them on mail all the time. I just have to give them time to dry. The thick ink looks cool. They aren't my favorite. Try singles at michaels.
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I think these are fine for beginners as they can be beaten up good during practice and are inexpensive, but well-crafted. Use a cardboard box to determine your throwing angle and adjust as necessary. Once you have mastered them you can begin flip-kicking off your walls and going crazy like any true ninja.
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I was just making faces for Lego pops (so two dots and a smile on each pop) and these only let me go so far. I did maybe 5 before they started to look terrible. You can probably do a few but if you have a lot, I don't think it will work. Maybe I just got a bad batch of pens??
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They actually didnt work that well for me. Im only a beginner so there might be some user error, but ive had better guides before.
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Not necessarily, but not because they're bad. When you first start you will miss often resulting in chipped and bent blades. There are sets which are less expensive without being cheap and are better suited for someone who is learning and going to abuse their blades a bit. One you've dialed it in and are sure it's a hobby for you, then upgrade to a set like this.
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I would recommend you give these a shot, just so you get the hang of using fountain pens again. When I first started to use FPs, I used a very heavy hand-a habit from the ballpoint and rollerball days. Thankfully, I was only using disposable pens so I didn't end up ruining the nibs.Although I've moved on to more expensive pens, I still keep these around. They're good value for money and are good writers as well.
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Yes. You should be able to write on them but the lettering will be small but very readable. It's a good 1/4". Use a sharp point permanent marker. This way it will not run. It reads just fine up close. I think you will find these work very well.
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I'm not big on this brand of pens, but they do seem to work on some fabrics. For me..I rather spend a few dollars more for a better grade of pen ( Staedtler is my favorite). The tips on Micron pens don't hold up very well.
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So far, so good. Do let what you write dry a bit before you touch, fold, close the book! No globs yet. I've used pilot dark blue pens and they can be globby at the end of their life and also smeary with the 1.0. I think the .07 and .05 are better.