If yhou let the markings stay in the fabric for more than a day it won't iron out. At least that was my expierence. I told that to a lady selling them at a quilt show I went to recently and she said that if it doesn't iron out it will wash out.
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experiment on scrap fabric. saw a demo but could still see the impression after ironing
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Use soap just ordered the Frixion pen from shop hop last weekend.
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After reading ALL of the leads on this - I think I like the rice paper best. I have been concerned about trying any of the marking pencils and the soap method wouldn't work to trace a pattern. I want to thank everybody who has responded - a great learning experience.
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It has to be 14 degrees before the marking reappears
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I use the BIC mechanical pencils, they seem to come out ok so far. The main problem is the marks wear out pretty quickly, so I work in sections.
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Originally Posted by jquilt214
I use silver, yellow pencils and chalk and I have started using the new Pilot Frixion pens. They are fantastic. I get then in a pack of 6 colors. Just be sure you read and follow the directions. I am also a hand quilter. I have had bad experiences with the blue and purple pens.
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Joanns don"t carry the frixion pens and probably won't ever carry them. I don't think that is an item they would stock because of the many colors they come in.
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try Staples. Just remember to test, test, test.
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Originally Posted by sylvia storey
try Staples. Just remember to test, test, test.
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I use crayola washable crayons and markers. The markers slide on the fabric better than the crayons so I use them more. The lines are very visable and stay on while quilting and wash right out. Never had a problem with them. The wash right out and never leave any indication they were ever used.
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