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    marking your quilt

    What type of marking pen do you use to mark your quilts? Do they iron or wash out especially on white fabric?

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    I use stencils with plain old chalk. I can't mark very large areas at a time, but it removes very easily. I use the color chalk on white or light fabrics

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    Sewline ceramic mechanical pencil with interchangeable leads. They wash out, or you can erase the marks. I like them because they don't have to be sharpened.

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    Quote Originally Posted by happyquiltmom View Post
    Sewline ceramic mechanical pencil with interchangeable leads. They wash out, or you can erase the marks. I like them because they don't have to be sharpened.
    Me too my favorite tool

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    Quote Originally Posted by happyquiltmom View Post
    Sewline ceramic mechanical pencil with interchangeable leads. They wash out, or you can erase the marks. I like them because they don't have to be sharpened.
    Ditto. I love them.
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    i use the frixion pen as much as possible - they iron out. I have also used the fons & porter ceramic white pencils for some dark areas. Regular graphite lead works well too - just have to remember to make it light enough, it usually will rub out by the time I'm done hand-quilting it.
    my name is becca and i'm a quilt-a-holic :-)

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    All of the above but I really love the Frixion pens! Also use the blue markers and occasionally Crayola washable markers.
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    I use the blue washout marker...always comes out with a short soak in cool water.
    Happy Stitching! Kim

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    Quote Originally Posted by quiltykim View Post
    I use the blue washout marker...always comes out with a short soak in cool water.
    Me, too. I've never had any problem with them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by quiltykim View Post
    I use the blue washout marker...always comes out with a short soak in cool water.
    I use these as well...
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