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Oct 27, 2007
I am trying to find a local supply of Crayola tempera
paint. No one seems to sell it anymore. It has superior
qualities- rich velvety paint with excellent color mixing.
I used to be an art teacher and used this extensively. The
new brands are all mixed with gel and you cannot get the
beautiful mixed colors and surface texture of the old
Crayola. Does anyone know where to buy the Crayola locally?
Judy
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If you go to crayola.com, I believe they have a list of
their products, and list vendors that sell it for them....
On 10/27/07, Judy wrote:
> I am trying to find a local supply of Crayola tempera
> paint. No one seems to sell it anymore. It has superior
> qualities- rich velvety paint with ex...See More