Helleeewwww,
I decided to dye these selected soft Q chalks on low temp to see the effect on the chalk and my findings are as follows:
They are soft, less dusty, less crisp /crunchy, gives off crayon dyed vibes. An interesting texture outcome just by changing the process of dyeing. This is very interesting and cool because the aquatint dye tends to make chalk firmer but with this low temp dye technique i found the blocks to be so soft and i love it. The only thing i didnt like is that we lost some dust and crispiness. I paired this with I chalk because why not. Mmmmm.
Now, about S chalk, I do not know why I have done this to myself but I am dying to show you S chalk. I cannot believe I have to wait until Friday to officially introduce it to members and then crush it during the next week. Ahhhhhhhh I cannot deal. Remember how I said I am a releaser and not a hoarder? Well my releaser self is kicking me for restraining it. But I am learning more and more about patience so I will be patient. Besides, this is good because during this week I am testing it behind closed doors to understand its unique texture (finally another unique texture YAY). I am also trying to discuss with suppliers to gauge their reliability and consistency. So no need to rush, every thing in good time. PLEASE do not miss the members' session on Friday to officially launch this chalk and dig deep into it - I need everyone's help to understand this chalk and share ideas on it. We will compare it to other Alphabet chalks and branded chalks. If you cannot join, no worries, we will enjoy the crushes altogether next week (if I can remain patient).
Enjoy,
Bisous