WD40?
http://www.ehow.com/how_5891315_crayola-out-fabric.html and liquid detergent. sigh. after this my crayola markers and crayons are being tossed. i had a blue Dritz wash out marker but it dryed up on me before i finished marking my border. live and learn-again!! |
I just washed mine in the washing machine, no problem. Don't dry it though, if there is any left it will set the markers.
Try a wet Mr. Clean Magic Eraser...it works great for pencil marks. |
They do wash out beautiully, EXCEPT the yellow one. It will turn brown.
Originally Posted by nativetexan
OK, do the Crayola washable crayons and the markers just soak out?? in cold water. I have my quilt soaking now. I did test and the marks came out but the quilt border is taking awhile. just want to be sure.......
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Originally Posted by nativetexan
WD40?
http://www.ehow.com/how_5891315_crayola-out-fabric.html and liquid detergent. sigh. after this my crayola markers and crayons are being tossed. i had a blue Dritz wash out marker but it dryed up on me before i finished marking my border. live and learn-again!! |
rats girl. you should have told me!! kidding. next shopping trip, more wash out blue markers.
the Fons & Porter chalk marker pencils are not my favorite either. sigh. |
I used purple and it washed out.
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Originally Posted by nativetexan
rats girl. you should have told me!! kidding. next shopping trip, more wash out blue markers.
the Fons & Porter chalk marker pencils are not my favorite either. sigh. |
I am thinking you are using the markers for marking your quilts????
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Originally Posted by judylg
I am thinking you are using the markers for marking your quilts????
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Originally Posted by cindyjean
I do bridalalterations and have used baby wipes to get the markers out. I used to use them for marking my hems and such.
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