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linhawk 06-25-2013 08:40 AM

How do you remove it? Wash? Erase?

nativetexan 06-25-2013 09:07 AM

Sigh...................................

Cormiae 06-25-2013 10:42 AM

Please tell me where I can find a Sewline maker? I have checked several quilt shops online
and can't find someone who carries them.

Cormiae 06-25-2013 10:43 AM

Please tell me where I can find a Sewline marker?
Cormiae

amelia0607 06-25-2013 10:46 AM

Blue wash out markers? What kind of marker and where do you get them?

MarleneC 06-25-2013 11:20 AM

Love my Sewline marker and I only have one pencil but the various colored leads.

kbishburg 06-25-2013 12:30 PM

Believe it or not, I got it from Amazon.com LOL

wishfulthinking 06-25-2013 01:13 PM

I have the Sewline pencil & it's fine, but I wonder, how is it really any different from any other mechanical pencil. Is the lead different?

nativetexan 06-25-2013 01:19 PM

Amelia, my blue wash out markers are by Clover. Perhaps JoAnn's or a quilt store. if not, online should work for you. always test anyway but I've never had a problem. I tend to soak my quilt in my washer, spin out and re-soak and spin. I do tend to spritz the marks out but soak later anyway. haven't located my Sew line pencil to see if one must erase or not.

jeanharville 06-25-2013 03:22 PM


Originally Posted by BellaBoo (Post 6140693)
Usually I use whatever is handy to mark my fabric. I will have to try these. Lately I've been using a chalk wheel. I have two, one for light and one for dark.

I use these chalk wheels too in both regular sewing and piecing. And I like the narrow easy to see lines. But I don't mark pieces too far in advance of sewing so I don't know how well it stays for several days.


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