🖌️ Super Markers 20 Colors Dual Tip Fabric & T-Shirt Marker Set - Double-Ended Fabric Markers with Chisel Point and Fine Point Tips - Vibrant and Bold Permanent Ink - Ideal for DIY Projects, Clothes, and Crafts Review

While sorting through the closet with things, I found a lot of old and worn T-shirts, which, in principle, should have been sent to rags a long time ago, but as a creative person, I decided to give them a new life. There were many options on the Internet, and I came across Japanese marvy markers. It intrigued me and I decided to try it. I bought markers in the store world of sewing at Baumanskaya. To begin with, I chose several colors (yellow, red, orange) for the experiment, the price is…

A set of fabric markers was purchased by my daughter as a gift. I wanted to diversify the creativity of the child, for this we try to select various materials. I won’t say that my daughter often draws with them, because you need to use such markers only under the supervision of an adult. Daughter 5 years old. But she liked the idea of painting her own T-shirt! The advantage of MARVY FABRIC markers is that they do not require ironing. The colors of the markers are bright. For a brighter…

They just arrived today 08/02/2020z Children paint masks with it. The purples don't look purple, two look the same although the caps are different, and one is dry at a thin tip. Another marker (black) had a cracked cap. We're slightly disappointed. Children still use the colors they like and paint the masks.

The children have already used them for two projects. The first was for a Father's Day white tie and the second was for t-shirts. The shirts were washed and dried after painting and there was no fading or fading, everything looks just as spectacular as it did when the kids first painted it. The colors hold up very well. We love the double lace and multiple colors in this pack. I didn't think we would like them so much, but now I find all sorts of fun uses for them. Guess who's ordering white…

Today, how many things have been invented for children's creativity. When I get into specialized departments, my eyes run wide, where to look and what to buy. Pencils of various colors, wax crayons, various development tools and so on. Working at school, I come across things that I would not even know about in ordinary life. And so, it seems that the profession obliges to navigate all the new products. Children sometimes buy such curiosities that my boys regret that they have already grown up.