🖊️ Dritz 3085 Mark-B-Gone Pen: Reliable Fine Point Pen for Easy Blue Mark Removal Review

I transfer my patterns by gluing the pattern to the window and then gluing the fabric over the pattern. When I first used the pen I figured I had to press down because when I looked straight ahead I couldn't see it clearly. But when I looked at the angle, it was like this. It never fades the whole time I'm working on it. When I'm done with my work, I take a damp paper towel (wrung out) and blot the remaining blue and it disappears. I highly recommend. One question, I paid $8.33 on 8/5/20. As of

Quilt Marking Tool Needed but read more often that the marks were either never removed or returned under certain conditions. I used this fine line marker to test for fabric scraps. The thin line bled slightly to form the middle line. Following the instructions, I moistened the fabric after quilting and the lines disappeared. Unfortunately, some of them have reappeared. I wet the cloth more generously again and this time I used the cloth to rub the areas where the lines were and they're gone…

I am so disappointed with this marker pen! I embroider by hand, and even though I put distilled water (using QTip) on the lines, when I'm done sewing, the blue color WILL RETURN IMMEDIATELY AFTER DRYING! Now I've tried applying water at least 5-6 times and it gets lighter but still comes back. Check out the attached photos to see how my fabric looks after these REPEAT attempts to get rid of the color. Look closely at the blue pen line next to my GREEN embroidery stitches to see what I'm talking