Review on 🌷 Tulip 20-Pack Multicolor Permanent Nontoxic Fabric Markers by Gelin Battle

My daughter SO wanted to try them. We cut out the design with thermal transfer vinyl and I applied it to a cotton pillowcase for her to color in (I made a separate design for myself). We put a large piece of cardboard inside the pillowcase to keep the paint from seeping out the wrong side. Our pillowcase material didn't work well with these markers - we noticed quite a bit of color bleed around the edges of each colored section, making the overall design a bit messy. I was able to see their results before I started mine, so although it was a much more complex design, I was able to factor in some seepage and ended up with a much better end product. We let them dry for a few days but still some colors washed out with washing, especially the light blue. They were very easy to use and I suspect they will work much better on a different fabric, so we'll try them again with something different at some point.