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Ellen Mooney

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Last active: 19 minutes ago
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Posted 3 Years Ago

I’ve got a couple of Rosemary & Co brushes that I purchased from Patchings which seems like decades ago! I love them. They’re still going strong, I use them for acrylics and wash them in warm water and washing up liquid, then rinse well and leave them to dry on some kitchen paper. I also use black hog brushes, they’re more expensive but I love them, I get those from Jackson’s. My favourite one a 2 inch, that looks like a decorator’s brush is almost on its last legs.....having said that it stands me nothing now. A good brush is fabulous to use.

Fiona Phipps

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Last active: 22 hours ago
Posts: 482

Posted 3 Years Ago

I’ve been using the Rosemary & co Ivory and Classic long flat for a couple of years Robert. I bought half a dozen of various sizes, and I find you can get very accurate long straight sweeps of paint....neat edges too. I don’t think you will be disappointed Robert.

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