So glad you liked the video and found some helpful ideas! :)

I definitely try to always remind myself of how blessed I am - I don't ever want to lose sight of that. :) Thanks for watching!

Thank you! :)

Thank you! :)

Me, too! That's why I thought I'd share mine. :)

Glad you liked it! :) Yes - they do watersoluble crayons similar to Neocolor II crayons. I really like Lyra products! :)

@colouringchemist I do to. It's been awhile since I checked out all they offer!

You're welcome - and thank you! :)

So glad you liked it, Jen! :) I'm loving the stencil book - so much easier to see what I have and no more tangled stencils!

So glad you found the ideas helpful! :)

Thank you! :)

Thank you! :)

That's an excellent stencil storage idea, too! Thanks for sharing! :)

You're welcome, Winter! Glad you found it useful! :)

Thanks for watching! :)

Thanks for the tip! I'll have to get some of those foam grips and look for a finger protector. And I think everyone's colouring space is fascinating - I'm sure that what's on your cart works for you! :)

Thanks so much, Colleen! Exercising and stretching has helped so much! :)

I love colouring with Pitt Pens! :) I'm thinking of doing a series of videos about them and how I use them - I think they're an underused supply for colourists! And yes - black cardstock would have probably been better behind my stencils. ;) :)

@@colouringchemist i will love that! Please learn me how to use my Pitt pens, they are to expensive just to look at!

The view is lovely - and does get distracting sometimes. :) I tend to grab whatever supply catches my eye at the moment and go with that. :) I have a general idea of which supplies work best on different types of paper so I'll often choose an image in a book first and then look at the supplies I know will work on that paper and then grab whatever jumps out at me. :) I know lots of colourists will plan their colourings but I have so much planning and organization in my day job that I'm try to embrace spontaneity in my colouring. :)

@@colouringchemist I don't advance plan either. My coloring supplies are limited I know what works with what and after I pick a picture the supplies sort of pick themselves. My only problem is often completing those parts of a picture which I find boring. One image calls out "Color me" and I dive right into it without a thought that the rest of the page is not saying anything inspirational.♿👵🎨 Barb

Ah - great idea! Thanks for sharing! :)

Thanks so much, Jody! :)

So glad you like the channel! :) I teach homeschooled students online so they do their labs at home using a microscale lab kit that they purchase. :)

Thank you! :) The storage racks are just the Spectrum Noir racks: www.amazon.co.uk/Spectrum-Noir-Universal-Trays-Black/dp/B00H26BCV6/ref=sr_1_4?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.ZGFD1dmCEIo31z0EnOCzbDaKLpBp2jU_99XUHTUX1UmToQ0HhCovBKWrrDvpXB9HZ4BBU64rbA43sGeRKZHIdNdPCSuna9GEl-f-vMEpqz3ymGR-VUr1H_AYNSn2HtYVlwtMflrlZOp78e5h10_4oiK7cf-ifjQuR091bQrNjco2CQ8-E99xvwhSPiuvugDUS9dfnKLQIlqlhtnwzLhgHrSAlRQdSOAGycIJs4oZjYdj5qKZI2VZCgdQwsxGaj1BaL7obmCtXYZ4mSYJJqtTcm93FvP4-Rl3xkTMPRDui8Y.eBBfrwNnNc1q2ikz9En8v1OMSr3HGw7rf24q8KIWraE&dib_tag=se&keywords=spectrum%2Bnoir%2Bpen%2Bstorage&qid=1710984608&sr=8-4&th=1 In order to make the Pitt Pens stick out far enough, I took a kitchen sponge and cut it up into little cubes and then put a "cube" of sponge at the back of each little storage slot. I plan on doing some in depth videos on my Pitt Pen collection (and the different ways that I use them for colouring :)) so I'll show my little storage hack in one of those videos. :)