One Stroke Double Loading Carousel, 1220

Perfect for any painter price was great would buy again thanks.

I had alot of trouble double loading my paints for Donna Dewberry's technique of one stroke painting. This carousel makes all the difference! I also love that I can keep paints longer by using the sponge and cover.

This makes is really easy to load 2 paints and get your brush loaded for painting the One Stoke method. With the sponge in the top, you can walk away for awhile, then come back and your paint isn't dry. Worth the price. Can be used with or without the palette.

I was wondering if the double loader was inside. The picture doesn't show the loader just the part of the sponge so I'm very glad to have it inside to paint one stroke easily

This was a good idea in theory, and I'm sure they've sold a million of them, but in practice, I don't care for it at all. The dividers don't serve any real purpose because when you put down two pools of acrylic paint, they pretty much stay where they're supposed to, anyway, and the ridges separate the brush hairs down the middle, which causes a problem. I'm then trying to get them back together and usually end up washing my brush and starting over with the loading....without the dividers. Also, it's ridiculously hard to clean, getting the paint out of all the crevices. I'll put it on the shelf, along with the other good ideas that didn't work for me, and go back to using plastic or Styrofoam plates, no complications.

Very nice.

I decided that the Donna Dewberry method doesn't work for me for one-stroke painting. The pallet didn't keep the paints as moist as I anticipated. The seals aren't easy to click into place. In my opinion for the price the quality is cheap. I think now that I've practiced more and more the one stroke method on a paper plate, I don't need this.

Ended up using it as regular pallet. If you learn the one stroke then it is for you. As for me, too many thumps.