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I don't use mine often, but I love having them for those times I want the soft look (and poppin pastels is a fun technique). I also have other chalks besides SU's, but I always reach for SU's because I love that the colors match the paper & ink that I'm already using.
The reason I posted this poll was because I have chalks, and they are the only thing I use for coloring right now, but I'm not so sure that I like them or not. Sometimes they seem all screwy to me, and they really know how to irritate me! Maybe Im just not very good at using them... who knows!
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Mine had been collecting dust until last week. I decided to use them on some framed art I was making with the blender pen. I am in love again. I am using them all the time.
I use them sometimes, but not often enough to have a full set of all colors. Can get by with a few basic colors. Can always mix and match. Using prismas and markers mostly.
I didn't answer because I have chalks by EK Success. I got them because at the time everyone was raving about chalks. I didn't care for them and piled them in the back of my supplies. Once I discovered SU and got blender pens, I used them quite a bit. I love the poppin' pastels technique too. I believe that I would use them a lot more if I had SU's pastels.
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