Fabric Markers
#2
I personally love the rolling wheel with chalk in it. I also have the new pencils that you can buy the different colors of leads for them but I'm not sure how those do. They mark great but I SURE hope they wash out!
#3
I personally love the rolling wheel with chalk in it. I also have the new pencils that you can buy the different colors of leads for them but I'm not sure how those do. They mark great but I SURE hope they wash out!
Oops the enter key stuck & then it went 2 times after all! Sowwwwyyyy
Oops the enter key stuck & then it went 2 times after all! Sowwwwyyyy
#4
Originally Posted by MissM
Has anyone ever used a soap stone fabric marker? If so how well do they work? I am in search for something that will work to mark on dark fabric.
#6
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Sturbridge, Ma
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soap stone works well but you have to sharpen it often as it is stone and stone polishes and makes it hard to mark. Otherwise works well.
Try the new ceramic mechanical pencils. They are good on dark fabric. Also Multi-Pastel Chalk pencils in white or light grey.
Try the new ceramic mechanical pencils. They are good on dark fabric. Also Multi-Pastel Chalk pencils in white or light grey.
#9
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Temple, TX (Transplanted from New York 2010)
Posts: 677
I use a couple of different things. My three choices are below.
#1. Chalk Catridge Pencil by Dritz Quilting.
#2. Tailor's Chalk by Prym-Dritz
#3. Wax-Free Tracing Paper by Prym
I haven't had a problem so far. :lol: :lol:
debra
#1. Chalk Catridge Pencil by Dritz Quilting.
#2. Tailor's Chalk by Prym-Dritz
#3. Wax-Free Tracing Paper by Prym
I haven't had a problem so far. :lol: :lol:
debra
#10
Originally Posted by lindasidlow
I now use the new Frixon lens by Pilot. Got them at Target and now see them in the quilt stores for about double the price.
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