Contour/grisaille Glass Painting Brushes

Pure red sable tracing brush, 100% Kolinsky sable - considered to be the finest sable. Set in seamless nickel-plated ferrules. Brushes are soft and flexible, hold paint well and can make an expressive thick-thin line.

Pure rode wezel contourpenselen, 100% pure Kolinsky sablebont - beschouwd als het mooiste wezelhaar. Gezet in naadloze vernikkelde bus. Penselen zijn zacht en flexibel. Gevuld met verf, kan men een expressieve dikke-dunne lijn maken.
Ferrule (bus) diameter at opening: 2.00 mm

Pure badger-hair professional brush, 3" (7.6 cm)
Profesionele daskwast, 3"

Uniquely, badger hairs are thicker at the end and thinner near the root, creating a conic shape. These soft brushes are not dipped into paint but are used to blend paint once it has been spread on the glass.

Cleaning your badger brush: Use just barely warm water and rinse out the brush tips until the water runs clear. Gently rub the brush hairs to loosen any extra paint, stroke the hairs in the direction of the brush. You may need to use a small amount of natural soap, if so, thoroughly rinse. Flick the brush to remove excess water, smooth the hairs into shape and allow to completely dry by hanging the brush with the hairs pointing downward – this avoids water flowing into the brush base where the hairs are attached. Round-handled brushes can be twirled between your hands to remove excess water.

Pure red sable writing brush. 100% Kolinsky sable set in crow quill with a plain unvarnished handle. Use to make contour lines. / Pure rode wezel pensel. 100% pure Kolinsky sabelbont in een kraai houder met onbewerkt handvat. Word gebruikt om expressieve contourlijnen te maken.

Strong and springy, these brushes are useful for long lines, heavy paint.

Round badger-hair brush, ideal for small areas.
Ronde daskwast, ideal voor kleine oppervlaktes.

Uniquely, badger hairs are thicker at the end and thinner near the root, creating a conic shape. These soft brushes are not dipped into paint but are used to blend paint once it has been spread on the glass.

Cleaning your badger brush: Use just barely warm water and rinse out the brush tips until the water runs clear. Gently rub the brush hairs to loosen any extra paint, stroke the hairs in the direction of the brush. You may need to use a small amount of natural soap, if so, thoroughly rinse. Flick the brush to remove excess water, smooth the hairs into shape and allow to completely dry by hanging the brush with the hairs pointing downward – this avoids water flowing into the brush base where the hairs are attached. Round-handled brushes can be twirled between your hands to remove excess water.