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How to Make a Blending Stump - RapidFireArt

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1

Learn how to make a homemade blending tool, aka blending stump using materials you already have around the house. This tool helps you smudge/blend graphite, charcoal, pastel and more! MiaPlayzYT: Lol when I watch this I remember that I used to make like 30 - 35 each of this and sell it in our class for free (technically didn't get anything) we used to like have a secret shop where we sold good stuff Like a good font of their name where I used to write their name in a good way and give it which was really realistic and we used to sell like a paper plane but you get something with it which when You put the paper plane in it and pull the rubber and the plane goes Boom! and I used to make all my stuff and give like a set of it to my friends some really liked it so they used to give me like 10 rupees ( 10 rupees = 0. 14 dollar)
Date: 2022-03-14

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Comments and reviews: 4

Daveroux
I've just come across blending stumps after using tissue paper and a finger to blend initially. The idea of buying stumps seemed very overkill for a piece of rolled/compressed paper, especially when so much paper is used around the home. Had search for a method of making your own and came across your very useful video, thank you! Like the idea of cutting a triangle out of the rectange to make rolling it tight easier: )
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Yvonne
I am 70 years old, since I was 15 years I paint. Also is making a drawing my favorite. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for your explanation and examples how to draw. With so much patience, I understand every word you say. Thanks again, you make my life so colorful.
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Lilly
I would like to start by saying, thank you for this. It finally makes sense how to make these. This may have been asked before and if so I am sorry, but what is on your little finger? It is like a black sleeve.
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Khant
You are my SA YA MA (meaning female teacher in Myanmar!
Now I can create the best eyes drawing with your tech. Thanks a lot, SA Ya MA.
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