🖍️ LEONIS 10 Air Erasable Marking Pens Pink: Fade-Proof Precision for Crafting and Sewing Projects Review

I was a little skeptical about using it but found I like it, the ink either comes out with water splashes or if you wait until the next day or so, they disappear on them. I did not find the stains to return when it got cold or when I ran the iron over a 100% cotton test piece. I will definitely buy them again. Just remember that they are air washable so don't use them if you plan to leave a mark. And I also like how thin the pen tip is.

These pens make my new cross-stitch hobby even more fun! I love that I can "map" my stitches and just mindlessly switch off after creating a path for my thread. So far I've only used these pens in sessions where I've finished an Aida I've marked, so I'm not sure how long the mark will last on the fabric. Everything I noted was sewn the same day but I find it very helpful and glad I found this product. If I start embroidering I think it will be very useful too!

I LOVE IT! I was trying to embroider on a white sweatshirt I bought and wasn't sure if the marker would come out completely from the white fabric, which is EXACTLY what I needed. I did a test run and found that if you drag the lines very lightly, the lines go away within a few days, but after you drag the lines a few times, they don't go away that quickly, but they go away anyway, and that's it. COME OUT WITH WATER! I've only washed mine with cold water with no soap and the more water you use…

Aside from the marker ink being purple which doesn't bother me, the markers are not as bright as the blue color and they fade very easily compared to the blue ones. In the first photo, the thinner lines are applied in one pass and the darker lines in two passes. It seems to fade heavily over time after one pass after it has fully cured so it takes 2 which is what I did throughout my project but then it fades again as seen in the 2nd photo. The blue markers are way better than these, but to be…