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Prang Poster Pastellos

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Prang Poster Pastellos are pressed colored chalk crayons with a firm, dustless consistency. Pastellos blend effectively on paper surfaces — light colors can even be applied over darker hues.

The set contains 24 Pastellos, including one each of Red, Orange, Yellow, Blue, Green, Violet, Red Orange, Yellow Green, Red Violet, Gray, Magenta, Turquoise Blue, Dark Blue, Light Blue, Light Pink, Dark Red, Buff, and Dark Green. Includes 2 sticks each of Brown, Black, and White.

® Prang is a registered trademark of Dixon Ticonderoga Company.® Pastello is a registered trademark of Dixon Ticonderoga Company.

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Prang Poster Pastellos

2.5

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5/13/2016

(2 of 4 customers found this review helpful)

2.0

By Suz

from LINY

Comments about Prang Poster Pastellos:

Nice colors. Nice to work with. They are not dustless but there is less dust than with other pastels. My gripe with these is the storage. Trying to get the sticks out of the packaging is a game of tug o war. Putting them back is worse. I broke them when I tried to push them back into their slots. Storage is a big seller or deal killer for me. I have trouble with fine motor skills. How much space does the product need? How easy is it to use then clean up? The pastels get dirty if they aren't separated, so they need to stay in the box. I will probably leaves these on the shelf while I use a product that is easier to handle.

10/19/2012

(10 of 10 customers found this review helpful)

3.0

Not Bad

By estkay

from NY

Comments about Prang Poster Pastellos:

''I loved these because they were practically dustless and for my little students who tend to get very messy with their work it was very helpful. However, I was unhappy with the binding. Some of the darker colors had so much binding that they just did not color. They were also very hard to use on the flat wide side because of the binding.''