New Crayola Markers
 

I was browsing the back-to-school sales in Walmart yesterday and found what I believe is a new marker.
Crayola Ultra-Clean Washable Markers
Box says "Ultra washable--washable from skin, clothing and painted walls. Washability you can trust from the world's most washable marker."
Comes in fine line (which is what I bought) and a bolder line.
Box of 10 for $1.97.
I'll be trying them on fabric soon and will let you know what the results are.

We have a lot of posts about these markers. I use them all the time & they work great. I would never mark my quilt with regular washable markers (I've seen them on kid's clothing enough to know that they don't wash out 100% of the time), but the Ultra Clean markers are great. They've been on the market for a little over a year now. Enjoy!

It seems that these markers are not available over here in Germany, we could order them in the USA and then they will cost between 25 - 30 Euro: between 27 - 32 US Dollar!!! But it sounds good what you say about these markers!

This was my comment from this topic:

http://www.quiltingboard.com/links-resources-f4/heads-up-crayola-washable-markers-t267532.html

"I have used the ones marked 'ultra - clean - fine - tipped - Crayola - markers'. They wash out.

Someone recently said they ironed over them and they still washed out, so I tested ironing them thoroughly and it WASHED OUT. I tend to have to test things for myself so I suggest you experiment on a sample piece of fabric and find out if it washes out."

They work great, wash out even after ironing.

I read about them here but still had to test...they absolutely do wash out...everyone of the ten..amazing !

Love them and use them a lot. I think the thing I like most is that they are so easy. You only have to go over it once and the mark is immediate and does not disappear in a short time. However, I will be looking for the fine line markers. I have been using the regular ones for quite some time.

Thanks for the heads up, I am headed to Wally world today. I'll have to look for them.

I have found I use the thin line way more than the thick. In the future, I'll only get the thin.

That sounds awesome.