How to Make a Pocket Sized Pencil Drawing Kit
Measure the length of your pencil lead holder., Decide how many hardnesses of pencil lead you want to include in your kit. , Divide the length of your pencil lead holder by the number of hardnesses you want to include., Cut a piece of pencil lead of...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Measure the length of your pencil lead holder.
The pencil lead holder in this example was 12 centimeter (4.7 in). -
Step 2: Decide how many hardnesses of pencil lead you want to include in your kit.
, In this example, pencil leads of 4 different hardnesses were used, resulting in 4 pieces of pencil lead which were 3 centimeter (1.2 in) in length, allowing all 4 pieces to fit inside the pencil lead holder. ,, In this example, the leads were marked as follows: 1 nick
- H; 2 nicks
- HB; 3 nicks
- 2B; 4 nicks
- 4B. ,, -
Step 3: Divide the length of your pencil lead holder by the number of hardnesses you want to include.
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Step 4: Cut a piece of pencil lead of the length determined in the previous step from each hardness of pencil lead you want to include in the kit.
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Step 5: Mark your pencil leads by making a small nick toward the end of the lead using a sharp knife.
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Step 6: Load the pencil leads into your pencil lead holder for storage.
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Step 7: Put the pencil lead holder and tiny drawing pad in your pocket
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Step 8: and you're ready to draw anywhere!
Detailed Guide
The pencil lead holder in this example was 12 centimeter (4.7 in).
, In this example, pencil leads of 4 different hardnesses were used, resulting in 4 pieces of pencil lead which were 3 centimeter (1.2 in) in length, allowing all 4 pieces to fit inside the pencil lead holder. ,, In this example, the leads were marked as follows: 1 nick
- H; 2 nicks
- HB; 3 nicks
- 2B; 4 nicks
- 4B. ,,
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