🖍️ Dritz White Chalk Refill for Enhanced Searchability Review

Just the thing, especially for marking my own hem. Stable and easy to store. I want to sew more dresses and skirts!

. It does what I need to do but was disappointed in the quality as the last one, the i had, this brand was . It wasn't strong and the little balloon thing was so small it didn't take many puffs.

I'm not a professional seamstress and needed help marking the hem of a dress that needed to be shortened. Decided to buy not to pay anyone. This worked pretty well for me and the dress has a flared skirt which made things a little trickier but I managed to tag it right! It works great!

First off, the marker's legs are the worst design I've ever come across: they're unstable, so you can't be sure of a straight stitch get no matter how careful you are. Also, they raise the lowest point where you can measure the hem a few inches off the ground. Measuring pants won't help anyone! Second, the chalk dispenser was broken. The slot that the chalk comes out of has nothing to do with the chamber that the chalk is in. So when I pressed the bulb, the chalk spilled out of the chalk…

When I received my hem chalk marker it had a defective part. Contacted and to my surprise they replaced the entire unit with no issues from either Revain or WAWAK. Im impressed with the service, the second marker works great too. I would recommend this chalk hem marker to anyone who needs a hem marker. Well done Revane and WAWAK!

I don't know who reviewed this product but my sewing class, instructor and I found this item to have serious design flaws. The base was unstable and the chalk did not spray onto the fabric. The legs came out slightly during use. My instructor, who has been teaching sewing for 40 years, advised me to return it as a faulty pattern. There should be better products on the market.

Well it's definitely not the best chalk marker but it's one of the cheapest and gets the job done! The chalk spills about every ten puffs and can get very messy if you're not careful. But the chalk is great and doesn't rub off easily and when I filled it in as much as possible I was able to mark about 3 or 4 edges before refilling. If you work in a cloakroom or tailor shop like me you might need it more after a while, but for personal use it would be awesome! So far I've marked hems at knee…