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Chalk Pastel Storage

Not long ago I received a question about chalk pastel storage from a fellow artist…

Chalk Pastel Storage - You ARE an Artist

Pictured above: the chalk pastel storage drawer and our Angry Birds Chalk Pastel Tutorial.

Question: “Hi Tricia! We’ve loved doing many of your chalk pastel tutorials. Thank you!!
How do you store your pastels? I thought I remembered seeing a divided tray in one of the tutorials, but couldn’t find it. Putting all the little pieces back into the little plastic tray they came in is like doing a puzzle each time 😉 Looking for a better way.
Thanks!
Jenny”

Answer: Thanks for your question! The answer is: several ways…

pastels

I think what you are thinking of is a storage box we got at Michael’s craft store. It is designed for those that do jewelry making and beading (2nd photo here in our first listing of tutorials: Pastels Plus Links to Tutorials )

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Then Nana gave us a really nice box to store them all this way. We love it: Soft Chalk Pastels – Storage and Cleaning

The Type of Chalk Pastels We Love

But we also have a box that looks like this that we simply close the cardboard lid on and put away in the closet. I have a photo of our chalk pastel cardboard box on my Instagram. And more details on The Chalk Pastels We Love.

You might also like:

The Very Few Supplies for Chalk Pastels – a quick video from Nana (she even breaks a chalk pastel stick in half!)

Hope that helps some! It really is truly simple.

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