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Mar 11, 2014
I have been teaching for 7 years - and I have 7 years worth of used and abused, started and abandoned, intact and disassembled watercolor trays in my room.
Some colors get used more and faster than others, so when a tray is almost gone, I usually pop out the leftover circle of paints and keep them in a bucket. Now I have 4 buckets full! When is enough enough!!???
What do you guys do about your watercolor paints? Trash them when a few colors are gone? constantly buy refils and keep using the same trays?
Thanks! SH
artme
On 3/11/14, SH wrote: > Hiya, > > I have been teaching for 7 years - and I have 7 years worth > of used and abused, started and abandoned, intact and > disassembled watercolor trays in my room. > > Some colors get used more and faster than others, so when a > tray is almost gone, I usually pop out the leftover circle > of...See More
SH
Thanks for the great responses! Good advice!! Sh
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