Re: Tempera vs 'washable paint'

From: Christine Sumner - Lyman (Caslcat_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Wed Jun 02 2004 - 19:55:34 PDT

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tends to be thinner. not as opaque.
Christine in Binghamton
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  Subject: Tempera vs 'washable paint'

  In my closet, I have several containers of Crayola "washable paint'. What is the difference between the washable paint and the Crayola brand tempera?
  Jan
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