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What do you do with those itty-bitty crayon pieces you find between your couch cushions and at the bottom of your crayon box?
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Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs):
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papermaking screen, ask the grownup, paper concoctions, unflavored gelatin mix, waste paper scraps, bag into the garbage, imitation sand, liquid tempera paint, face putty, liquid glycerin, leftover mixture, leftover pulp, dry your skin, powdered tempera paint, bathtub walls, wrist the night, mixing spoon, crayon pieces, saucepan from the heat, candy mold, melted crayon, safety scissors, fabric item, margarine container, oven mitt
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Here's What You Need, Here's How You Make, Basic Paper, Here's How You Use It Use, Elmer's School Glue, Favorite Concoctions, Body Art Concoctions, Here's How You Use It Using, Saucepan Water Oven, Paper Ziploc
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