Pens for signiture quilts
 

Which is the best pen for signing siniture quilts?

I only use the Pigma Micron pens made by Sakura. They do come in different tips widths. You can buy them at JAF.

yep, Pigma Micron pens. I used to do signature blk swaps galore. used .o5 size. and also heat set a bit just to be sure. so far so good and it's been years of washing quilts done this way.

I need to look them up. Going over to JAF today.

Peckish who is on The Quilting Board has a article on her quilting website http://www.seamstobeyouandme.com The Great Signature Pen Debate - the final decision is very informative about different types of pigma pens.

I use Pigma micron pens.

Another vote for Pigma pens but I'd get at least 1mm (Micron only go up to size 08).

I also use the pigma pens but I also have used some pens made specifically for fabric. It all depends if I want to have a thin line or a fatter line.

I found the Pigma's turned a purplish color after multiple washings. My findings led me to use the Nano-Liner by Royal Langnicke.

interesting link. Did I miss her finished quilt? Nice blog site. Thanks for sharing the site.

I just bought some Pentel Pens for fabric that seem to work well. They are somewhat hard to find. I bought them on Amazon.

I got pental pens at Staples about 2 yrs ago.

i have always had good luch with the pigma micron pens!!!

Thanks for the kind words, Maureen! You didn't miss it - I'm working on it as we speak!

Can't wait to see it!

Actually, I wasn't the author of this article, it was Cindi, my other awesome half at the blog. :thumbup: She did all the work!

I used India Ink from my grandmother then IDenta pen (used for marking laundry).

Thanks to everyone who responded. I am off to hobby lobby.