I also use Washable Crayola markers occasionally, and haven't had a problem with removal yet. I do test them on the fabric I'm using first just to be sure.
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I also use Washable Crayola markers occasionally, and haven't had a problem with removal yet. I do test them on the fabric I'm using first just to be sure.
Wendy
This is one of those DAH --- why didn't I think of that?! Thanks for sharing this tip. I am shaking my head. I always purchase the washable markers for the grandkids and never even thought of using this for quilting.
Great tip....since I'm on a fabric moratorium, I think I'll spend some $$$$ on gadgets I've been wanting. I'll add this to my list!!!!
I use them all the time. Roseart is even cheaper and washes out.
But, i always ck on a scrap first.
I haven't heard of using them either.
Sandra
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Sounds like the Crayola folks should be advertising at the LQS
It's new to me too so thanks for sharing!
New to me also. Thanks!
Don't tell the Crayola Co. If they market them for quilters, the price will triple!
Faith is not about everything turning out OK; Faith is about being OK no matter how things turn out.
Renee
I use the washable crayola markers as well (other brands are not as reliable). They have to be good -- just think of all the angry parents if they could not get marker out of the kids clothes. I have the same philosophy about using elmers washable glue -- it's aimed at consumers who are guaranteed to get it on their clothes and the parents want to get it out.
QuiltnLady1
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.
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