HELP Needed - ERASABLE Colored Pencils

[stampfunny]

Thanks for all who replied to advice on replacing some of my marker....I have decided to just replace few of my Prismas.

Due to the Parkinsons I am now headed toward needing in the near future a set of
ERASABLE Colored Pencils....hopefully watercolred one so I can blend in the lines.
I am having trouble staying within the lines so ERASable is a must.

I appreciate the suggestion of using the chalks which I do have, but the colors are so muted.

So.....anny help with Eraseable pencils would be appreciated,

Thanks to all replies!



Blessings,
Debbie

[GypsyRoseStamper]

I don't know the differences between various pencils when it comes to erasability, but I would suggest buying a good battery powered eraser. It gets the job done fast with minimal distressing of the paper. Mine is a Sakura. I ordered it through an art supplier, but office suppliers may also have them.

My father lived with Parkinson's for twenty-five years. You have some improved treatments, but it is still a tough journey.

Take care.

[Sarge]

Walmart is carrying the 24 pack of erasable colored pencils by Crayola in the school supply aisle for less than four dollars. I'm having great luck with them. Kay

[bwstamper]

I recently purchased this set of colored pencils because I was taking a navagation course and used them for working on the big maps. They seemed to mark fine and were erasable. The battery operated eraser sounds good though.

[fordgrl]

2nd vote for the Crayola erasables. I don't think the colors are very vibrant, but they are beautiful for muted tones.

[STAMPINGODDESS]

The tradional Prisma pencils are eraseable, but like a previouse poster noted, I'd also suggest an electric eraser- check out Wilsons Art Supply here in Cincy, they have them with the drafting supplies. I have watercolor pencils, but I have never tried to actually erase them so I don't know if that works or not.

[kitty14]

I have these: http://www.officeworld.com/Worlds-Bi...SAN20517/09Q1/ The Col-Erase Colored pencils by Sanford are very nice. I have had them for years.

As far as chalk goes, how about this: http://www.7kidscollegefund.com/Sear...chalk+enhancer Do you think that might help you "brighten up" the colors?

I hope you are enjoying all the images I sent you! I have not seen you "around here" for a while. Take care of yourself!

[MrHambo]

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Originally Posted by kitty14

I have these: http://www.officeworld.com/Worlds-Bi...SAN20517/09Q1/ The Col-Erase Colored pencils by Sanford are very nice. I have had them for years.

I vote for these...that is if we get a vote....but some of the colors aren't completely erasable from what I've seen . So test it first!

[whoistracy]

Invest in a high-quality eraser. I have three different ones that I love- one is grey and very rubbery; the other two are white. Depending on how heavy my stroke is I can erase my Prismacolor mistakes with any of them.

Check out the art supply section of your craft store. I think they cost around $2 or $3.