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liquid starch
Mon, 13 Sep 1999 07:01:01 -0500
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While liquid starch works for finger paint, collage and even paper mache and
marbling I don't use it because over time it is heat sensitive and breaks
down. I know it is more work, but I cook up batches of the powder starch to
thick or medium consistency (directions on box) at home when I have a
project. It makes really beautiful finger paint and can be stored in the
fridge for a week or so and is far less expensive. Good Luck, Linda White
in Norman, OK
-----Original Message-----
From: Linda O'Mara <slossj>
To: artsednet.edu <artsednet.edu>
Date: Sunday, September 12, 1999 7:25 PM
Subject: Re: Short Question..update
> Firstly, thanks to the many persons who have responded to my question
>regarding where to purchase liquid starch. I guess I would also like you
to
>know that before I even asked you the question I checked my local
>supermarkets/grocery store and a "seems to have everything hardware"
nearby,
>as well. Upon receiving some responses I was also able to check our
K-mart.
> As yet I haven't found it, but I also haven't found the time to locate
the
>closest Wal-mart, which was suggested by a number of responders. I do have
>a Nasco catalog, but when I originally looked at it I was just looking for
>starch, liquid or liquid starch. Since then I was given a name brand and
so
>will take a return look, but I'd much rather walk in and buy it somewhere,
>then have it sent....all this just to say, thanks for the responses thus
far
>and when I follow-up on some pieces I'll let you know that I did or didn't
>make the purchase.
>
> Linda
>
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