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Old 07-09-2006, 10:20 PM   #1  
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How do you keep the image that has been colored with chalk pastels from smudging off. I made a stack of Christmas cards for my sister to put away as a gift for her and I colored each one with chalk pastels. I noticed that they have turned the back white cardstock of each card in front the color of the image I colored I looks horrible. HELP!
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You could use a commercial sealer...but I use hair spray and it works fine at sealing the chalks.
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hairspray here too. I like the cheap AquaNet best...the smell brings back memories of the big hair days!
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You can also put a plain white piece of copy paper over your chalked image and rub hard with your hand - this picks up some of the loose chalk on the image and forces the rest into the fibers of the paper.
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