MONO Sand Eraser , Grey, 1 Pack

Does work as described & most likely necessary for most Crafty people. SMALL sand eraser for a Large Price. I will next time look for a more affordable option.

Glue spots and ink smudges happen, all to frequently. This little Eraser works. Use it gently as it’s quite abrasive as it gets the job done, finish with a clean plastic eraser and a soft brush to swipe all the rubbings away and “WOW nothing to see here.”

I purchased this because of a recommendation by Jennifer McGuire. It seemed like such a miracle item that I just had to see for myself if it was possibly as good as Jennifer made it look in her videos. It worked so well that I bought two so I have one to use as a back up in case I loose one. I stamped several outline flower stamps on watercolor paper with black ink. I ended up with many black smudges on my card fronts. This sand eraser miraculously sanded the smudges away leaving the paper unmarked! It also sanded away some of the extra distress ink smudges I left when watercoloring the images. It works just as well on plain cardstock too. We all make mistakes with our papercrafting. Thanks to this eraser know one has to see our mistakes! This item should be a staple in any crafters closet!

I love coloring in adult coloring books. I use colored pencils, watercolor pencils, gel pens, waterbased markers, & permanent markers. I ordered this eraser because I am always looking for a good eraser. I love the FaberCastell Perfection 7058B eraser. It's similar, if not the same as, the old fashioned typewriter erasers that look like a pencil w/ a stiff brush at the end. But, they don't always take out all the pigment when I erase something. This Tombox MONO Sand Eraser was much smaller than I expected. It's only about 2 1/2" x 1/2" x 1/4". I purchased a set of 2. You have to be very gentle when using this eraser or you will erase not only the color you don't want; but, the picture detail and possibly too much of the paper you are working on. That said, this eraser removes colored pencil pigment almost completely unless you've really laid down the pigment using a darker color or a red and then changed your mind. You can remove most of the color but take your time & go gently to avoid tearing the paper. You won't be able to go over an erased dark green with say yellow in a large area. But, you could erase pink and change to yellow and it would be fine. I was using Prismacolor Premier pencils for this test. If you are using the eraser to remove color because you slipped out of the line, this eraser makes quick work of that type of mistake. I did use this to erase gel pen that I'd accidentally applied outside the line of my design. I had to apply more pressure. But, the Tombow removed my gel pen mistake. I would not recommend erasing a large area that was completed using gel pen. But, to date, this eraser has been the best I've found for removing gel pen. Because the ink from markers is absorbed into paper, I didn't find that I could erase the marker which was as expected. As far as watercolor pencils are concerned, I was able to erase easily when the pencil was applied dry & then erased. If the pencil was wet before application or the picture colored & wet with water and a brush for a lighter watercolor effect, then you wouldn't be able to erase with this or any other eraser because the pigment would have soaked into the paper. Bottom line, I think this Tombow MONO Sand Eraser and the FaberCastell Perfection 7058 B erasers are must haves for anyone who enjoys coloring in adult coloring books as a hobby. I am not an artist; but, I believe this eraser would be a perfect addition to any artist's collection of tools.

I make crafts out of pallets headed for landfills, including American flags that I gift to veterans. I have to woodburn a large portion of it and keep the rest clear. After assembling, I have to go back and remove smudges, which is difficult. I AM SO HAPPY THAT I BOUGHT THIS ERASER!! It makes cleaning up the finished product so much easier, hope they make a bigger size!

With little effort, this eraser removes dried glue or ink mistakes from your paper craft projects. You need to use it gently as it will tear through your paper projects with too much force or repeated use in the same area. I use it all the time, (I’m a messy crafter), and would highly recommend it to fellow crafters.

Does not work cant even erase pen and acts like a normal eraser to a pencil. Not worth it and came with a sticker on it and no packaging

just what I needed for my art