I'm a beginning writer and are these worth trying for my new series
472041
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.
472042
They are pretty good pencils. They write more smoothly than a cheapo pencil.
472043
Definitely. Sharpens smoothly and doesn't break so easily and quickly so it lasts longer.
460170
I'm not too sure to be honest. Everyone seemed to really like them but the pens are pretty basic and don't write very smooth/continuous. I know they were more enjoyed by the females than the men.
1856086
Hello, first of all my pens were garbage, none would write. I just threw them out. As far as I could tell the pen nibs were all the same. Hope you have better luck.
418262
I have not. However, I don't think they would be good for that. The tips are ball point and the ink isn't very thick. But idk for sure.
1053783
I've only used them for the metropolitan fountain pen. I looked at the specks for the pilot penmanship fountain pen and the ink cartridges might be to big. If you are a first time fountain pen user I would suggest the metropolitan fountain pen for the price it is a great deal. If you are looking for something with a smaller base and a little more feminine appeal try:Elegant Fountain Pen Jinhao 301 Black with Diamond Fine Nib. I own 3 of them, the nib is iridium and ink cartridges are compatible with the popular Shaffer fountain pens for beginners.
2075681
Yes. Ad long as you have a good copying program. I would suggest burning at a slow speed. I usually write at 2.5.
1855007
It falls into the series so i would say yes. But contact the seller to be sure!
1148006
Honestly, we've done so many "Murder Parties" it's difficult to remember back that many years.. I know this company is probably the easiest to follow for beginners.. They're usually well scripted and if your guest is at least a little theatrical, it is a bit like a play.. I would suggest that the host or someone who is not a character have access to all of the different parts in order to make sure all the clues are given and to also keep things moving along.. It should be done by someone who can be a leader with a little humor mixed in.. We've found this technique extremely helpful.. We usually have 18-24 guests using quite a large number of "made up" additional parts in addition to those provided..
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Your first publishing is free, it is included in the cost when you buy the product. You can order extra copies of the story for an additional cost. Sorry, I don't remember the exact cost of those. You would have to buy the starter kit for every story you want to make. The supplies inside are only good for one story. Hope that helps.
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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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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.
1782636
They are big enough I would say yes, just make sure they don't nibble on them. They are good for starting out drawing or writing because they are easy to hold.
1228757
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.
1415956
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.
1164530
Yes! I think they are good for both beginners and more experienced as well!
2190552
I would say no. It takes quite a bit of twisting and pulling to get them off, probably good so they won't slide while you're writing. I would by a pack so you can change them less often. I do think they would help you color more comfortably.
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To start off the best gel pens I've found so far and I have used and bought alot of different brands. Personally have not used them for quilting but they work well and don't see any reason why they shouldn't work on fabric. I love water color so I use them for highlights and they are smooth and don't stick which is a must for me. YouTube has plenty of videos of people using them different ways and they seem to work well. I enjoy them lots they are a good buy and I will be getting more for sure