If you’re outside of England, Scotland and Wales, your delivery prices may change a little. See our complete Delivery Policy here for more information. Simply twist the end of the barrel as the tip gets worn down and keep the perfect tip length without interruption.

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. 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 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 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! ReplyI have the Staedtler 72 count box of Triangular colored pencils. I used them one time. They seem okay. I bought a box of Koh-I-Noor 24 Polycolor colored pencils from Michael’s that I’ve never used. I plan on returning them. I wanted to get watercolor pencils. I gave up before watching this video – I bought the Artist’s Loft 36 piece Watercolor Pan Set. Hi Kelly! Do you mean gesso? If so, yes. It’s part our free Next Level course series that you get after the beginner course:) If not…please let me know the exact name of the product or technique and I will look into it 🙂 Reply CRAYOLA TWISTABLES: Includes 18 Crayola Twistable Colored Pencils so you can leave sharpeners behind, and take colors with you on the go! NO SHARPENING OR PEELING: No sharpening required! Twist up & go with this handy bulk colored pencil set from Crayola. I have really been enjoying all of your videos, and your Love series of Journaling as well. Your rationale and G.O.D. method for describing what journaling is all about is awesome. I am loving bible journaling but unfortunately it doesn’t seem to have taken off here in Australia (I am in Brisbane) like it has in the US. 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.

GREAT FOR COLORING BOOKS: Twistable Colored Pencils are great for coloring books, drawing, and creating art on the go. Thanks for this video. I needed this information. First I am an older grandmother trying to get into Bible journaling for the very first time. I am still researching the right bible for me as I only want to use one ESV bible. I like thin bibles so just may stay with my ESV bible that is not a journaling bible. So here is the thing, I am not able to draw at all, I am a quilter and hand stitcher, so I cannot say I am not artistic,but cannot draw, so exploring mediums and work arounds is where I am right now. I’ll get it, it will just take me awhile. The learning is so much fun for me, I also am bible journaling in my bullet journal as I am a bullet journal devotee.I have a small box of prima pencils, I do love them. I have also a box of sergeant color pencils, I like them. I have a nice box of coloré colored pencils I like them. I also have the crayola twistables they are okay. I also have a small town of the Derwent Inktense but I have not tried them yet. I have Crayola colored pencils but they keep breaking when I sharpen them is it because they’re old I also have the Crayola twistable the large one but they don’t seem to color correctly all of these are pretty old as I bought them for my granddaughter who is 18 years old now when she was in grade school. 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