DariceBroad Point, Double Ended Tracing Stylus (1198-60)

I use a stylus for painting. This one is good quality. Great price. I will buy again if needed.

I bought this stylus for my watercolor class to use in tracing designs on my watercolor paper. I like it because the tip doesn't cut through the image I'm tracing or the graphite tracing paper. Also, the image lines left on my watercolor paper are easy to see, but light enough not to be a distraction.

How do you describe something made for digging a groove in your painted masterpiece. Good, though, for just that when you want a thin (2 sizes) line somewhere in your watercolor, etc. So, go play.

I've used this to transfer patterns onto Essex linen and Kona cotton fabrics so far, using graphite paper, and it works well. The fine point is great for tiny detail lines, and the larger point is great for thicker lines and bigger pieces. I wish it had a more ergonomic grip, as my carpal tunnel acts up badly whenever I have to trace a pattern, but I'm going to try adding a pencil grip to it and see if that helps.

I used this with carbon paper to transfer designs onto wood for wood burning projects. It is easy to use and has a fine tip for tracing small details and a larger tip that was great for outlines and text. Required very little pressure to transfer an image through the carbon paper, so I don't have to worry about it marring the surface of the softer woods I use for some projects.

I used it to trace a sketch I made of my grandparents onto canvas so I can paint it. It worked very well using carbon paper. The stylus has a point on each end: a narrow point and wider point. I used the narrow point and it worked very well.

Works for tracing over graphite paper. Like better than other items that I tried to use. Does not rip the paper, and can handle the pressure that I apply

This little tool is just wonderful, I will never be without it now. I use it for tracing designs on fabric for now but I think I will be using it for other projects in the future and it is comfortable to hold as well as feeling strong and secure. I prefer the "no wax" tracing paper but that is a matter of choice.

Just what I needed.

Bonne qualité

I use this weekly to transfer images from a photo to watercolour paper. The small end is great, but could be even stint bit smaller.