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Jun 26, 2013
Now, at the end of the year when I'm cleaning everything up, I can't bear the thought of throwing this entire bucket away, but they're so hard to use at this point!
How do you keep your oil pastels happy/healthy/organized/alive?
SH
robin
On 6/26/13, SH wrote: > I have managed to amass an enormous bucket of oil pastels, > after years of students not putting their oil pastels "back > to bed" in the slots of the box. Now, from rubbing > together, there is a coating of grit and grime on each > pastel, making it difficult to see which color is which. > > Now, at the...See More
Lynn
Try finding silicone molds and remt them
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