Scribble Sticks - Ranger

While both can create opaque marks, Scribble Sticks are water-soluble, meaning they can be blended with water to create watercolor-like effects, which traditional crayons cannot do.

Yes, Scribble Sticks are designed to be compatible with most Ranger products, including Dina Wakley Acrylic Paints and mediums, as well as Tim Holtz products.

For opaque effects, use the sticks directly on dry paper or surfaces like a crayon. For transparent effects, use a wet brush to pick up color from the stick, or apply color to the surface and then blend it with a wet brush or water.

The pigment is relatively stable when dry, but it is water-soluble and can be reactivated with water. For permanence, consider using a spray sealant or medium over the dried artwork.

This set includes 12 colors: Magenta, Ruby, Tangerine, Lemon, Evergreen, Turquoise, Sky, Night, Blackberry, Umber, Black, and White.

While they can adhere to fabric, they are not specifically designed for fabric applications and may not be permanent or washable without appropriate fabric mediums and sealing.

Scribble Sticks are formulated without a strong added scent and are generally considered odorless for comfortable use in studios.

Ensure you are using enough water. Try a wetter brush or a fine mist spray bottle. The surface of the stick may also need to be scraped slightly to expose fresh pigment.

This can happen if the pigment was not fully dried or if water was applied over an area that was not completely sealed. Consider applying a workable fixative or a permanent sealant once the artwork is finished.

This might indicate the surface is too absorbent or the pigment has dried on the surface. Try applying water directly to the stick with a brush or wetting the paper/surface before applying the color.

Allow the Scribble Stick layer to dry completely before applying other mediums, especially wet ones. If using over acrylics, ensure the acrylics are fully cured.