Crayola Ultra Washable markers test + results!
#51
I have used these markers too w/great success so far. Someone above mentioned the yellow chalk thing...be warned that yellow often does not come out.
#55
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Location: Mableton, GA
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I have used them for marking a quilt top. I first test on a scrap. If it comes out of the scrap I use it on the top. It has always come out for me. There are lots of color choices. Always test first.
#58
I just want to say a big "thank you" for this post! I read it back in November and went out and bought the markers. I finally marked a quilt this week, using the blue marker on a red, black, and white quilt. I put it in the wash, adding a little water (mine is a "smart washer" and wanted to make the quilt feel heavier to get it to add more water). As I poured water over the quilt, the lines completely dissolved. After washing the quilt with a few color catchers, there is no trace of the markings.
After reading horror stories of other marking methods, I'm so happy this one worked so well.
After reading horror stories of other marking methods, I'm so happy this one worked so well.
#59
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Mendocino Coast, CA
Posts: 4,868
Thanks so much for doing this lab experiment. It's nice to know that I can now find inexpensive and easy-to-find replacement markers for those reduculously priced quilting pens that don't always wash out and once ruined my dressmaker cover. (The marks ate holes right through the stretch fabric that covered "Miss Ellie's" torso.) Now...off to shop for some. I think I'll try the Dollar Store first, to see if they have these markers in stock. If not, then on to Walmart.
~ C
~ C
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