An eraser with a rounded exposed end protrudes from a plain rectangular sleeve.

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Eraser in a Paper Sleeve

An eraser with a rounded exposed end protrudes from a plain rectangular sleeve. The top and side of the sleeve form two broad blank faces.

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Pink rubber in a blue sleeve

Separate the soft eraser from its paper cover.

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Digital example: Pink eraser in a blue sleeve with white bands

1. Pink — exposed rubber
2. Sky blue — middle of sleeve

Color the rounded exposed end pink.
Fill the wide top and side sleeve panels sky blue.

Keep both sleeve end bands white and all corners clearly outlined.

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