Perfect Paper Crafting MA810RT Perfect Cutting Mat, 8x10-Inch

Do ot buy unless all you want is tiny spurts randomly. The instruction sheet that comes with it is laughable. It makes it seem like this is a miracle spritzer that gives you a flow of color. Even with the wettest, nicest of markers, it does no more than spit a tiny bit of ink if you squeeze super hard. That's it. No stream of ink. No pictures or lines made. Useless for stencil isn't, which is what I got it for. I do not recommend this.

I was doubtful as to whether this would really work as well as it did when Tim Holtz demo'd it in one of his videos, but it really does! I didn't think the distress ink markers were anywhere near "juicy" enough that anything would come off them when I squeezed the bulb, but surprisingly it works just fine. So far I haven't tried it on any other markers—I don't think it opens far enough to fit around a Copic marker but I'm not sure about that as I haven't tried it yet. I have some older Tombow brush markers and it seems to work on them; some are semi-dried out with age, but the ones that still had reasonable moisture in them worked fine with the spritzer.

I have waited to write this review because others had not been happy. Like other reviewers I do believe improvements would help. Yet basic idea is there. For myself I am able draw, color by adding my paper to the inside, held by the magnetic top. Works Great! As far as an Easel to draw on in that position that has not worked for me. Yet you can display your work in this position if you choose. None of my projects have fallen out, or had round magnet marks from their time inside them. And I pushed to see if I could cause it, by adding paper of different sizes, slightly different thicknesses as well, it did not happen.I purchased this in the Pink. I am keeping mine. Because it works for my use.Hope this helps

kind of a gimmick product. It works but so does a spay bottle. Not all pens work well and when you squeeze the spritzer the spritzer moves so getting the spay where you want it is difficult

This was an impulse buy. The markers have to be perfectly lined, while doing that I get making tiny marks on my paper. I guess it could be good if you don't own any ink misters because it gives that effect. I find it to be too much trouble but I do have hand problems so it could be that.

I should have given more regard to the negative reviews. It's trash. We tried Crayola markers and sharpies. You can, with an extreme amount of effort, get some color to come off, but my 14 year old daughter couldn't get it to work for her. Yes, I moved the tip to the correct position, if you are wondering. Yes, I followed the instructions. But, it's worthless. Don't waste your money.

I purchased the perfect square, perfect layers and perfect ruler from perfect paper crafting.(all available on amazon) . These tools are sturdy and make paper crafts faster, easier and more accurate . I would recommend all these items to paper crafters & mixed media artists.

I really like the Spritzer and can get a soft color coverage on my projects with most of my various types of markers. The tool's marker holding mechanism easily adjusts to various standard sized markers. I don't believe you could actually draw with this tool, since the hand pumping action required would not allow for flowing lines. It is really meant for spontaneous color mist coverage and to use with stencils. However, It does require heavy hand squeezing to get it to work, so it would probably not work for people with hand problems such as arthritis. Therefore, I recommend it with some hesitation.