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fotoanne
Posted on Sunday, July 23, 2000 - 2:04 pm:   Print Post

Does anyone know where I can buy the Caran d'Ache Neocolor II water-soluble crayons individually in open stock?
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Anonymous
Posted on Sunday, July 23, 2000 - 4:52 pm:   Print Post

Have you tried Daniel Smith? They usually have open stock on everything. I only have a sale flyer for them, not a complete catalog, so I'm just guessing, but it's worth a try. Hope it works out.

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jmtowle
Posted on Saturday, September 2, 2000 - 3:38 pm:   Print Post

This is my first time writing here. Can someone tell me more about watercolor crayons? Saw someone using them during an art show in FL and was fascinated. Does CheapJoe carry them in any brand? jmtowle from NH
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gabriel
Posted on Thursday, September 7, 2000 - 12:06 pm:   Print Post

hey jm-

yes, cheap joe's does carry those watercolor crayons (page 43 in the 2000 catalog, if you have one. if not, call 1-800-227-2788.). we carry 10, 15, 30, 40, and 84 packs. they all come in a metal container. they are all colorfast, and can be used on any material in a variety of ways. the prices are as follows:
10- $10.95 + $8.95 shipping
15- $14.95 + $8.95 shipping
30- $28.95 + $8.95 shipping
40- $38.95 + $8.95 shipping
84- $79.95 + $11.95 shipping

questions? give us a call!

-gabriel at cheap joe's.
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pherman
Posted on Sunday, November 12, 2000 - 7:17 pm:   Print Post

hi jm--
just stumbled onto this site and am a bit late with this reply but...
i have a box of caran d'arche watercolor crayons and find them lots of fun. you can work them dry, dip them into water and use them, use them wet on wet, go ovewr areas with wet brush on dry, etc. i have worked with them on sketching ttrips, etc. have a blast!

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