🖌️ Crafts 4 All Fabric Markers Permanent Premium Quality Minimal Bleed Bright Dual Tip Art Fabric Pens - Child Safe, Water-Based & Non-Toxic (36 Pack) Review

It took me some time to go through each marker. First off, it comes in a cooler bag, but the recommended storage is horizontal, not vertical, so you'll need to put the bag down. Second, some caps are loose so you need to make sure the cap is on while others are very tight and you may find it difficult to remove the cap. Third, colors can vary greatly or slightly from thin to thick tips of the same color. I had to make a color swatch from the sample picture they sent, but I didn't think to mark…

I AM IN LOVE! If I could give these markers more than 5 stars, I would! These fabric markers are amazing in saturation, brightness and hue! I take fabric classes and found these inexpensive fabric markers from Craft 4 All. Based on an overall excellent rating from previous users, I decided to buy the 36 double sided pack and although there are only 10 colors that I haven't used yet, the other 26 far exceeded my wildest expectations! Until my project is complete and I have used other methods on…

The markers arrived quickly and came in a nice carrying case. The colors are beautiful, although some of them with different names seem to be basically the same. The big problem is that some markers (3 it seems) were dry when I received them. I've used it a few times and was wary of changing the caps right after each use, but within 3 months it was still drying about 8. I think there must be something about the way they're made that it dries very quickly. . Another oddity is that the color at…

I returned these markers because the color selection is not varied and there are several dull colored markers. There are also a few double colors, but they have different names to make it seem like there are more flowers than there actually are. There is a light purple marker while the other color categories have 5 or 6 variations. Pale purple looks like a faded pink highlighter. Geranium and carmine are too similar. Royal blue, Indian blue and brilliant blue are too similar, as are sky blue…

Conclusion: They seem sketchy at first, but with a little use they become just gorgeous! Note: These are not textile markers. If you're looking for something that's opaque over a pattern or dark material, this isn't it. They are definitely markers rather than paint so I would use them on lighter weight fabrics. First impression: most were dry, most of the markings were different colors on each end and the actual colors don't match the caps. After about 1-2 minutes of using each marker: the…