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grammy of 6 04-14-2014 05:11 PM


Originally Posted by pinkcastle (Post 6675006)
I love using the Bohin white chalk for a mechanical pencil . I've never had a problem removing it. I actually bought two generic .9mm mechanical pencils in two different colors - one for the white and another for the grey. I then buy the refills to load them up.

Can I just order the chalk and use it in a pencil I already have? That would be great.

pinkcastle 04-14-2014 05:38 PM


Originally Posted by grammy of 6 (Post 6675694)
Can I just order the chalk and use it in a pencil I already have? That would be great.

grammy of 6,

As long as your mechanical pencil takes 0.9 mm lead, then it will work just fine.

mary quilting 04-15-2014 05:47 AM

Dritz has a extra fine Chalk Mechanical Marking Pencil it has mutable colors. I use it Joann has it on notions wall ($15)use a coupon.For a broader tip I use Chalk Mechanical Marking Pencil ( cant remember the name)found in the quilt notions at Joann also ($15) I use both for different things.

Jerudy 04-15-2014 09:33 AM

How are the marks from a Bohn mechanical pencil removed from the fabric???

dlb0526 04-16-2014 03:32 AM

lADIES THANK YOU!!!! I am self taught so messages like this is how I learn.

mommafank 04-16-2014 11:09 AM

Is there a difference in a mechanical pencil lead and a chalk lead?

pinkcastle 04-16-2014 01:24 PM


Originally Posted by Jerudy (Post 6676681)
How are the marks from a Bohn mechanical pencil removed from the fabric???

In my experience, the white pretty much wears off and since I wash my quilts when they are done, any marks remaining are gone. The grey marks I spray with a product I bought at Nancy's Notions called Marking Pencil Removal from Quilter's Rule Int'l and again into the wash it goes. So far this has worked for me.

captlynhall 04-16-2014 07:01 PM

I use the chalk wheels and the Bohin white pencil and like them both. For light fabrics I just use a regular mechanical pencil. I mark and quilt, then erase as I finish a section, so none of it stays on the fabric too long. As for the chalk in the wheel, I just dust it off with a white terry hand towel. Never had a problem with any of them.


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