DonnaBatiks

Cheap hairspray took out a ink stain in my carpet. My husband sells chemicals and I called him when that happened. And he was right! The cheaper the better he said. My dog had chewed an ink pen in the middle of my living room. He is a white dog trying to look like the "blue dog" I guess!

Little RoO

try the cheapest hairspay you can find...as that works the best...try a test square but really does work...don't know how just does....has always got it out of shirts for me

Foxflower

If all the above fails, you can try the dye remover stuff that comes in a box next to fabric dyes. Be careful how you apply it because it acts like bleach. Normally it is used to remove dyes from clothing/fabric in preparation for dying them.

Little RoO

should say spray it on...leave for a while, (it may still look like it's there but don't worry) then wash normally with liquid or whatever you normally use for your quilting

Sallyflymi

Hair spray works...

quiltsRfun

Try Grandma's Secret Spot Remover. I got a bottle at Hancock for just that reason - a black spot of ink on a cream colored background. It did a pretty good job of removing it.

TeddyB1967

Lysol Kitchen Cleaner works great on ink without hurting the fabric. I use it for everything around my house.

emsunfire

we use to use hairspray to remove hair color from our white uniforms

Jammin' Jane

Try de-natured alcohol.

Mama Llama

I haven't tried it on a quilt, but fingernail polish remover will take out ink. Whatever you use, test it out first. Best wishes!