Imaginecraft - Sponge Daubers
Imaginecraft - Sponge Daubers
Imaginecraft - Sponge Daubers
- Sponge Daubers are made of high-density foam and are the ideal compact and hugely versatile crafting tool.
- Some of the many uses include applying paints stains, perfect placement of dyes, inks, applying liquid adhesives and more.
- Also, sponge daubers are perfect tools for stamping, stenciling and blending.
- Great for use on many surfaces such as paper, fabric, metal, plastic and much more. Use with water or solvent based inks and mediums.
- Place the Sponge Dauber on your fingertip for ultimate control.
- Easily cleaned with All-Purpose Stamp Cleaner.
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Product dimensions:
- Sponge Dauber 1 piece
- Sponge Dauber 3 piece pack: 2.18 x 1.5 inches (55 x 38 mm)
- Sponge Dauber 6 piece pack: 5.1 x 3.6 inches (129 x 91.4 mm)
- Packaged Jumbo Dauber: 1.5 x 1.5 inches (38 x 38 mm)
Products Overview
- Imagine offers several durable foam crafting tools to meet every crafting application: Sponge Daubers, Jumbo Daubers, Ink Sweepers and Smudgees.
- Visit our BLOG to learn more about using Sponge Daubers in a Gingerbread Ornaments project.
- Made of dense, absorbent foam
- Use for dabbing and blending wet mediums like ink, paint and other texture mediums onto your artwork
- Great for edging, creating blended backgrounds on a variety of surfaces, stenciling and applying multiple colors to rubber stamps
- Because they are easily cleaned with StazOn All-Purpose Stamp Cleaner, Sponge Daubers are an inexpensive and yet re-usable
- Conforms to ASTM D-4236
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Sponge Dauber Sponge Daubers can be placed on your fingertip for maximum control. Inking through a stencil has never been easier than with a Sponge Dauber |
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At a larger size, Jumbo Daubers offer faster coverage and the ability to create a more diffused effect. |
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Use Ink Sweepers to apply multiple colors or pick up three colors of a Kaleidacolor pad. |
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Smudgees fit on your hand like a mitt. They're the ultimate tools for larger project areas like art journals! |
