Thanks @Nita_Davis . I’ll see how I go. Now I’m nervous. 
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No need to be nervous. I always practice on a spare piece to see how thin the line actually is before using. We all started somewhere. Give it a whirl. Best of luck to you. @Tricia12
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Thank you. I’ll try my best. 
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I have used these and yes they can dry out but it took a while. Be sure to store them properly as directed and that may help. You may find you use a combination of paint and brush as well.
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Thank you for sharing @jeanneL . I meant to be getting it today and got a notification that it cannot be delivered because address is incomplete and it was. So I hope I will receive it in the end. This is not the first time I orders through Amazon. I don’t know why it’s happening this time. It’s frustrating.
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Do you find that keeping your acrylic pens laid horizontally helps, especially when many are dual-tipped (with a finer tip on one end)? @jeanneL
That sounds amazing! I love how you gave the horses a new life to fit the western theme—such a creative touch. I haven’t entered any of mine in exhibits yet, but hearing about yours really makes me want to! hehe
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I really wish I had thought about doing it months ago, because I may have found something more suitable. I really doubt I will win anything, but it’s cool just to do it… @Wenbare
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I stored horizontally which kept them good for awhile.
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