3D Jelly Pen

These pens gave a distinctive look to the coloring pages I used them on! My one caveat is to use these pens only on the larger portions that you want to color as the liquid comes out quite fast and is therefore very difficult to use when coloring tiny spaces.

You do have to be careful when using them. They take quite awhile to dry. But if you are patient, you will get crisp, immaculate outlines and small shapes to accent your work. I've found the black pen to be the most likely to spread out from where you've laid down the line. It has a steeper learning curve than the other colors.

I bought these one night after one to many glasses of wine, so it was definitely a surprise when they came in the mail. It was a pleasant one though! These pens are seriously the best, they glide across a piece of notebook paper like an olympic figure skater. Each day I get better and better at writing my name in cursive and drawing cartoon animals. I've also used them a fair amount and none of them have started to lose ink, a problem I remember having with gel pens when I was an appropriate age to be playing with gel pens.

This is the second time I have bought these, as I literally used the first set up completely. They are transparent and can be used over text or image without covering it up; but they have such strong and vivid colors that they can easily be used by themselves on light colored paper. The flow of the pens is thicker and smoother, and it feels like luxury. These are a must-have for any craft room.

I think these are my fav. They’re so awesome, on the pack it says it takes 10mins to dry. But when writing on paper such as my scribbles that matter journal, it dries to the touch pretty quickly, like maybe 2-3 mins. But only if you touch it. If you’re closing the book, then I’d suggest waiting the full 10 mins, cus sometimes it’ll stick a lil to the opposite page. It won’t ruin your writing or anything, but if you feel it it’ll be a tad bit bumpy if you don’t let it completely dry down b4 you close your book.

Very cool pens! I'm still playing around with them, but from what I've seen so far, I'm quite impressed. I did notice that if you are decorating a drinking glass, that the ink will tend to gather, kind of pool up, at the bottom part of your artwork, so I think laying the glass on it's side will keep the ink more evenly distributed. I also use them to sign my company name on glass items, such as votive candle holders that I've decorated with Swarovski Rhinestones, so that is very cool! I think as I play more with these, I will really enjoy the uniqueness of these pens!

These are some of my favorite pens ever. I love how they are kind of in between a paint and a pen. You can get a lot of ink to pool and drag. Or you can leave it full and create more of a raised look with it. That is great for small spaces imo. I did a lot of tiny leaves that look just amazing with this. I love the shiny look you get and I will definitely be ordering more.

Didnt know what tk expect from these but theyre pretty. They make coloring so much more fun! Takes a bit to dry but the end product is worth it. The ink flows quickly and you would think they would be gone quick not the case at all plenty left after a lot of coloring.

I am using these for shrink plastic. colors are vibrant, tho they change when shrunk. I love that there is a number on each marker, makes it easier to figure out what color turns into what when shrunk. The markers work well, as long as you use them slowly, to allow the paint to flow. I can't figure out what i would use the transparent one for though, it has a white cap, but does not look white. I am impressed with this brand, and will probably try others.

The ink gets used up quick so make sure you’re using them on stuff that matters. The glaze makes whatever you’re decorating the coolest texture. I love these and keep buying them (this is my 4th time). I hope they never get discontinued as they are so smooth to write with too.