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Sharpie also washes out after several washes. Not so "permanent" as they say it is....
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Originally Posted by Onebyone
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The best one I have used is called Pentel Arts Gel Roller for fabric. I buy a package at Amazon as they are hard to find in stores. It writes on fabric smooth and very black. No bleeding or blurs.
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Same advice as everyone else.... I have a container full of pens I've experimented with !!
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In my experience, Sharpies make a mess of fabric. I think that Crayola makes a pen that does not wash out. Remember to iron freezer paper to the back of the fabric that you will write on.
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Thanks for asking this ScubaK, I use a pigma pen but on fabric they don't always glide smoothly for me, so I just ordered the gel pens on Amazon!
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there are 2 brands of fabric marking pens in JoAnn's in the section by the kid's crafts. One is a finer tip than the other, but both work very nicely for autographs--permanent and actually write better on fabric that what I've found with Pigma. Of course I can not remember the brand name!
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Originally Posted by UFOs Galore
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The Micron pen I used on my daughter’s baby blanket is still there 18 years later.
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Originally Posted by ScubaK
(Post 8260841)
Hello!
I am making an autograph block for Virginia Quilt Museum Block Challenge. What would I use to sign the block? Can I use a permanent "Sharpie"? Thank you for your help. Kirsten |
I think it is worth it to use pens made for fabric.
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