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    What is the difference between a tortillon and a blending stump?
    HeyItsLucy05
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    A tortillon is much smaller, thinner, and more precise than a blending stump.
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    How do you clean a tortillon?
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    I just use a sandpaper block. Rub a tortillon at an angle on it and you're ready to go.
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    How do I make a blending stump?
    Miracle Owens
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    Follow these instructions, but add more paper since the blending stump is much thicker. Stumps are used for thicker shading.
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    Mine won't turn pointy. Why?
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    Probably because you're not using fine strokes. Just slide your pencil, marker or whatever you're using across your paper and do the opposite side the same way.
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    Can I use printer paper?
    Isabella.8
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    Yes, copy paper and printer paper are the same thing!
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