CRAYOLA Twistables Colored Pencils, 30 Count, Assorted Colors, Gift

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Thank you for this great tutorial! Now I really want the Derwent Inktense Watercolor Pencils. I have their colored pencils but no Watercolors!! I also have the prisma colored pencils which I love. What a fabulous ministry! Reply Thank you Tracie. This was very informative. I have punched Prismacolor pencils. First I need to build up my nerve to color code a bible as a gift. Then my next step will be bible journaling in a notebook. You make it look so easy. Reply I’m not too good at art things but find myself really enjoying my time with God and being able to draw and doodle in my bible. Thank you Tracie for all your videos. Very helpful! Reply

I would have liked to have been able to see your blending techniques a bit better., as I’m so new. ReplyMy hubby got me the 150 set of Prismacolor pencils for a birthday gift last month. After watching you use them in a journal, I can’t wait to try them for journaling. And you also answered questions I had about watercolor pencils. Thanks! Reply

I like that you used various pencils of various prices. My budget has been low due to health problems, so I only gave some crayons pencils that were given to me. What is the difference between the 2 bible mats that Illustrated Faith sells? Thank you for making these videos. They are so helpful for us newbies! ReplyBuy a pencil sharpen for “soft leaded” pencils, You waste a lot less of them as they are a softer pencil. Also if you can’t find one, or are in a pinch, an eyeliner sharpener will work just as well. I have been working with Prisma color pencils for over 15 years, and I don’t think I would recommend an electric sharpener… if it’s working for you Tracie -more power to ya girl! Reply

Thank you for your videos. I’m learning so much. I bought a set of Prisma pencils to use. And I’m not coloring in my body bible directly, I’m coloring in a journal with the study # so I can keep up. Thanks for trying all of those out for us. Im afraid of the watercolors just yet. Reply They're pencils which don't need to be sharpened. When the lead wares down, simply twist the end of the barrel and you're ready to keep on colouring.PROTECTED COLOR CORE: A clear plastic casing protects the color core, and displays how much color is left. Twist down to protect color tips when not in use. I have always used an electric sharpener on my prisma pencils. I have used them for at least 20 years and have very little breakage. But, take care not to drop them on a hard surface as they can break inside the casing. Then when you sharpen them they appear to break. Love my prisma pencils, but since watching the video I may have to try Inktense! Reply