LEONISWater Erasable Fabric Marking Pen Blue 5 Count Pack [ 78008 ]

These are OUTSTANDING pens for use when marking quilts. You can remove it by spraying with water!

REally like these pens for my stencils to use in embroidery. Very happy with purchase.

Great but bleeds at times depending on the fabric

I used this product on a sewing project with a light colored fabric. For small marks like notches, waistlines, pattern piece numbers, etc. I didn’t have any issue removing the ink with a spritz of water from a spray bottle or a wet paper towel. However, I used this to draw a new neckline to alter a pattern and it had a bit of issue removing the ink. I think because of the amount of ink in one area, I noticed ink reappearing in places I had removed it, or appearing in a new line at the edges of where the water was used. This is fixable! After some reading online I found that it is very important to use cold water, and to soak the fabric completely to ensure removal. After soaking for about 5 mins, the marks did not appear again!

I used to mark amigurumi to sew pieces together. After I sewed together, q-tip and water removed the blue ink. The next morning the blue ink re-appeared. I spent a lot of time so it was frustrating. However, I took peroxide and q-tip, and it removed the blue ink permanently. The amigurumi was made with wool & acrylic.

I have been sewing for decades and have always used the markers available to me at fabric shops - they have become quite expensive, but I'm always willing to pay the price. I was afraid to buy these because the price seemed too good to be true. It's not. I get a finer line that doesn't bleed for a fraction of the price. Sashiko embroidery, in many cases, needs fabric pens far more than usual embroidery projects - especially for quilts. I'll never go back to the old pens. It's Leonis Water Erasable Pens for me until I fly away.

They were smaller than i thought they would be. Kind of dry I had to go over my lines a lot. It did was out nicely.

The ink in these pens does not reappear when the cloth gets cold like other washable inks do.