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Free inviting article on Nib mikasa

23 May 2010
china-tea-pot Free inviting article on Nib mikasa

I gave a few of these kits to my nephews, and they were a big hit. I was told it was the best gift they’ve received in years. Kids seem to be into calligraphy these days. The only issue is that in this small kit multiple nibs (and ink colors) are used by the same pen body, which means a lot of cleaning. There is another kit option sold by Amazon by the same maker having separate pens for the various nibs, which I would recommend if you want to avoid that problem.


How do you change the nib on a calligraphy pen?
I searched online and all the Nib mikasa nibs seems to look like the ones in my pen set but I have no idea how to mount and unmount the nibs.The pen i'm using is a dallaiti. Thanks you
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4 Comments to “Free inviting article on Nib mikasa”

  1. Lauber May 23, 2010 at 3:29 pm

    The Sharpie calligraphic markers are terrific…they turn bad handwriting into good!Sharpie Calligraphic Water Based Marker Starter Set, 5 Colored Markers (40050SH)Sharpie Calligraphic Water Based Marker Starter Set, 5 Colored Markers (40050SH) Great choice for lots of projects or just writing.

  2. Nina May 24, 2010 at 3:28 am

    Works wonderful for all my calligraphy needs in golf class. Much cheaper here than any other place I looked.

  3. Delfin May 24, 2010 at 3:51 pm

    One of the 5 markers was damaged…box was damaged… the Sharpie Marker itself, too large to do Calligraphy with…the ink bleeds out and ruins the words…

  4. Irvin May 25, 2010 at 3:21 am

    I am teaching our two kids caligraphy and not having to dip the pen in ink is saving a messy step and the process is less daunting. The kids love it.

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