Originally Posted by MFord
(Post 7277310)
I tested about 8 Crayola Ultra Washable markers this morning on several colors of fabric.
I think the markers you bought are Crayola Washable markers, not Ultra Clean. Crayola's website says they don't make Ultra Clean markers with the super tips (maybe in the future??? we can hope!). I've found that the washable markers do not come out as consistently as the Ultra Clean markers so you maybe want to always test those markers since several ladies in my quilt guild have had occasional (but rare) difficulties with the Washable markers not coming out. For anyone interested, here are what the package of the Ultra Clean fine-tip markers looks like: http://demandware.edgesuite.net/sits...m=fit&sfrm=jpg |
If you mark an entire quilt top & take a month or so to hand quilt it, will the markers still wash out?
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Answering my own question here :thumbup: they do!!!! I decided to be brave & try & I was very pleased with the results.
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Originally Posted by ontheriver
(Post 7276864)
Those of you who have used the washable markers to mark quilting lines, what color did you find worked best on white fabrics? Thanks for any help.
I was a little leary of it myself, but after testing, have felt very comfortable using it to mark my quilt blocks. I have the fine tip. http://www6.discountschoolsupply.com...&v56keycodel=0 |
There is a purple one that I like. The lines disappear after a couple of hours. I can't remember what the brand is. This is a quilting marker, not crayola.
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Originally Posted by Beachbound
(Post 7469650)
Answering my own question here :thumbup: they do!!!! I decided to be brave & try & I was very pleased with the results.
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I have used the regular washable markers and have not had a problem as long as I don't iron before I wash out the marks. I am going to try the ultra clean -- thanks for the tip.
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Thanks to all you great ladies here Now I know what to buy.
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thanks for the picture, and jump link. I ordered on line, $3.50 for 10 and free shipping.
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Several sources say you need to thorough soak (but don't use detergent) to permanently remove the purple or blue markers because when you just mist them it disappears but not from the bat.
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