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judykay 09-28-2011 05:26 AM

I have used the Crayola Washable markers many times with good luck. I did find out that if you make a mistake and spritz it with water it will run instead of coming out, but it does all come out when washed.

I forgot to mention I very seldom pre wash my fabrics. I like the feel of working with unwashed fabric.

Rann 09-28-2011 05:32 AM

Fantastic. Thanks.

Venice 09-28-2011 05:52 AM

I only use Washable Markers for marking my quilts. I use them to mark measurements and use them to trace stencils for fmq. I have never had a problem w/them. I you use them for marking anything and find you've made a mistake, then use the tide to go stick and wait a few min and let it dry and then remark and go on. I Love Them.

majormom 09-28-2011 06:04 AM


Originally Posted by ckcowl
what ever you choose to use---you should test---every time on each new project- just because something came out of one does not mean it will come out of the next one- test ever marking tool before marking your fabrics to make sure it's going to come out- a little test can sure save some hard lessons.
i've had the blue water erasing markers not come out-
i've had some chalks not come out
i've had washable quilters pencil---not come out
but then again-i've had all of them also work perfectly-
i've had good luck with things my famous quilting pal has had horrible luck with-i've had her favorite marker ruin a quilt of mine---

each project each tool- needs to be tested.

Such good advice. Better safe than sorry, that's for sure. I plan on getting the markers, but will test every time to be sure the marks come out.

Happy Linda 09-28-2011 06:14 AM

Haven't used crayola's but love using Elmer's washable glue for bindings and craft projects.

ajohn52 09-28-2011 06:24 AM

I learned about these markers at a free motion quilting class. The instructor used green. She said she tested the markers by leaving the color on her test piece for a long time and then washing and it all came out!! So, since then I haven't hesitated to use them.

Cosy 09-28-2011 06:26 AM

I've used generic dollar store WASHABLE markers with sucess, but as was mentioned, check every project every time. But I've never had a problem,eiher.

QuiltMom1980 09-28-2011 06:38 AM

I use water soluble markers and have had no problems.

I recently found a pen at my local quilt shop made by Pilot called FriXion ball pens and it it incredible. It disappears with the easy press of an iron. I have ordered a package of 8 (assorted colors) from Amazon.com. I love it because I don't have to wet my fabric to remove the ink as is the case with the water soluble markers.

sallywag 09-28-2011 06:58 AM

I've been using these for 4 years now (even the dark colors). Never had a problem with them staining.

joycecil 09-28-2011 07:48 AM


Originally Posted by Helovesme
Good to know, thank you!

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