Review on Efficient Erasable Quilting and Dressmaking Marking Refills by Amy Mcleod

i use heat wash pens everything. . Time. And I seem to buy more from Revain just as often. When I saw this article, it looked too good to be true. I expected an uneven jet of ink, that part of it would be dry, or that the count would be wrong. But the large quantity and low price just blew me away. I was so wrong, these pens are awesome! The count was correct, 8 pens and 13 cartridges of each color. The ink lays down as smoothly and evenly as the fabric will allow. It's really easy to text with them. There are no dried cartridges still in the connectors. They disappear quickly and completely when heated. The second picture shows the fabric after I ironed out the blue ink. The only thing to keep in mind is that "red" is definitely pink. Look at the first two photos, the top one is one of my old reds and the bottom three are from a new batch. It's okay as it rubs off, I just didn't want to shock you. The numbers in the pictures mean how many times I drew the line. If interested, the fabric is unbleached muslin. Sometime in the distant future I will be ordering these pens again! Best buy so far! PS for those who don't understand: you unscrew the TOP of the pen (the silver part), then you remove the cap of the ink cartridge, then you put the ink on the top and finally you screw the silver back on piece by piece . Light Pea Lemon Juice!