Marking with Crayola washable markers
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I read on a blog that someone uses crayola washable markers to mark her quilts and they wash out fine. I thought, "what a truly simple idea" but how clever.
I have several fabric markers, but they do seem to not show up well on the right fabrics, etc...so I went out yesterday and bought these. There are 24, and any color I could possibly need--I would have possibly liked white, but there is yellow...so.. [ATTACH=CONFIG]499855[/ATTACH] Yesterday I used a dark green to mark a quilt. Today I finished the quilt and washed it, and sure enough...it came out just fine. So, such a simple and relatively inexpensive solution for this problem! I feel weird I didn't think of it before. |
They are great, but be sure to test on EACH fabric. I had some that didn't come out of my test piece.
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The new Crayola Washable Markers are being advertised as super washable. So far all the super washable colors have come out of the piece of white muslin I used to test them.
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I use these all the time and have never had a problem.
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I haven't had a chance to use them on a quilt, but I tested lots of the colors on some scraps and they all did wash out.
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YES !! ALWAYS do a test on each fabric you are using. It is better to be safe than sorry !!
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Originally Posted by katier825
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They are great, but be sure to test on EACH fabric. I had some that didn't come out of my test piece.
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I have to reveal just how cheap I am - I use washable markers from the dollar store. Yes, I do test them.
I also buy my washable school glue there. Two bottles for $1.00! Tate |
If you plan to iron at all while working with your marked blocks , make sure you do an "ironed" test ... mark the fabric with the marker .. iron it then toss is the wash.
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I used the Ultra Washable Crayola Markers on my leaf placemats to mark the veins. Had to redraw some of them. I just spritzed the marks w/water and they came right out.
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